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Patrick Heaney, the only person in section 524 at Citi Field shortly before the start of Tuesday night’s game between the New York Mets and Minnesota Twins, grinned as he gazed at the sea of empty seats. The skidding Mets returned home Tuesday to a quieter reception than manager Carlos Mendoza and
The Logansport softball team won its ninth game in a row with a 16-5 victory in five innings over North Miami on Monday at Fincher Field. Brooklynn Hagerty hit a grand slam and had a five-RBI game while also striking out eight of the nine batters she faced in three perfect innings for the Class 3A N
BOSTON — With a swath of reporters from New York and Boston huddled around his locker at Fenway Park on Tuesday, Cam Schlittler downplayed the online harassment he’s received from some Red Sox fans ever since he knocked their team out of the postseason last October. Over the weekend, Schlittler, a W
Monken said the distribution of first-team snaps will change throughout this week’s three-day voluntary minicamp. He pushed back on the characterization that Sanders and Deshaun Watson are the two candidates with a chance to start.
Los Angeles Dodgers star first baseman Freddie Freeman was away from the team for a handful of days as his daughter was born.
Sunrisers Hyderabad defeated Delhi Capitals by 47 runs, powered by Abhishek Sharma’s unbeaten 135 off 68 balls and Eshan Malinga’s 4/32. DC skipper Axar Patel stayed composed after the loss, saying no XI changes were needed and calling it an “off day.” He admitted missed chances but praised SRH, not
While the Steelers await their newest draft class, the team is rolling into its off-season program.
Apr. 21—MITCHELL — The Mitchell High School boys tennis team split a pair of home dual competitions on Tuesday in a triangular with Sioux Falls Lincoln and Sioux Falls Jefferson at Hitchcock Park. The Kernels opened the day with a 9-0 dual loss to the Patriots, followed by a convincing 9-0 dual win
Apr. 21—MITCHELL — The Dakota Wesleyan University women's basketball team trailed into City Hall council chambers as Mitchell Mayor Jordan Hanson read a proclamation recognizing their placement in national athletics. During the Mitchell City Council meeting on Monday, April 20, Hanson read procl