Yankees 11, Royals 7
Yankees Add Speed to Their Power and Throttle the Royals
Aggressive base running helped the Yankees score twice early, and Aaron Hicks hit a three-run homer in a five-run fourth inning in a victory over Kansas City.
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Photo CreditFrank Franklin II/Associated Press On Pro Basketball
It’s Back to the Future for the Celtics, the Sixers and the Lakers
It is not hard to imagine a day soon when the Celtics and the 76ers are grappling for supremacy in the East, with the Lakers awaiting the winner, just like in the 1980s.
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Photo CreditClaudio Onorati/European Pressphoto Agency Denying Maria Sharapova, Inviting a Debate
The French Tennis Federation’s call not to give Sharapova a wild card into the French Open has some claiming it went too far.
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Photo CreditPatrick Smith/Getty Images Preakness Stakes 2017: Always Dreaming, the Draw, Contenders and More
Here’s what you need to know about the Preakness Stakes, and Always Dreaming’s quest for horse racing’s Triple Crown.
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Diamondbacks 5, Mets 4
Photo CreditMatt York/Associated Press Matt Harvey Makes Progress, but Mets’ Beleaguered Bullpen Falters Again
Rafael Montero gave up a game-ending home run to Chris Herrmann in the bottom of the 11th. It was the Mets’ season-high seventh consecutive loss.
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On Soccer
Photo CreditDavid Ramos/Getty Images Paul Pogba Can’t Save Manchester United Alone. Nobody Can.
English soccer’s obsession with the individual over the team is projected onto the world’s most expensive player.
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On Pro Basketball
Photo CreditMonica M. Davey/European Pressphoto Agency Spurs Get Gregg Popovich’s Message, to Their Detriment
The San Antonio coach’s negative statements before Game 2 became a self-fulfilling prophecy in a 136-100 loss to the Warriors on Tuesday.
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Photo CreditLIMA An N.C.A.A. for Indonesia? Selling College Sports to a Sedentary Nation
The California-educated sports executive who made Liga Mahasiswa into his nation’s largest college league has goals that go beyond the field of play.
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Photo CreditMichael Dodge/Getty Images Murray and Kerber Are No. 1, but Not at the Top of Their Games
Andy Murray and Angelique Kerber are heading toward the French Open with no momentum after losing their opening matches this week at the Italian Open.
