Texas school shooting hits 'close to home' for Rays pitcher ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — The mass school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, was especially disturbing for Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Brooks Raley. The small community of about 16,000 people west of San Antonio is the left-hander's hometown. He attended school in the building where the shooting occurred, and his parents DICK SCANLON, Associated Press May 26 MLB
Tarik Skubal gets the ball as Tigers open homestand vs. Guardians Tarik Skubal was the last man standing from the Detroit Tigers' season-opening rotation. Then in his latest start, he could barely walk off the field. The left-hander hobbled off in Cleveland on Friday after being struck on the shin by an Ernie Clement line drive. X-rays were negative, and Skubal The Associated Press May 26 MLB DET
College sports eye gambling money amid safeguard concerns SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — The NCAA stance against gambling on sports by its athletes and those who work in college athletics is summed up simply by the slogan on the posters the association provides to its member schools: "Don't Bet On It." The rules have been unambiguous for decades, part RALPH D. RUSSO, AP College Sports Writer May 26 NFL
Celtics run past Heat 93-80, move a win from NBA Finals MIAMI (AP) — The Boston Celtics know the formula. They believe their defense, as has been the case time and again in these playoffs, will eventually wear down teams. Hard to argue. Jaylen Brown scored 25 points, Jayson Tatum added 22 and the Celtics are now one win from the TIM REYNOLDS, AP Basketball Writer May 26 NBA MIA
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