Author: Michael

The Cubs 3–0 win over the Yankees on Friday night marked the team’s third win in five games as Chicago tries to claw back into the NL Central Division race. However, in the process, the Cubs did something that they had somehow never done before.
By winning the game in New York, the Cubs secured their first ever win in any version of Yankee Stadium, doing so in their 13th ever road game vs. the Yankees.
Since Interleague play didn’t start until 1997, Chicago hasn’t had many chances to play New York.

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Curt Schilling may not be in the Hall of Fame himself because of a few uptight sports media voters, but that hasn’t stopped other baseball legends for crediting him for their success.
In the most recent episode of OutKick’s The Curt Schilling Baseball Show, the former pitcher was discussing the Hall of Fame with renowned sportswriter Peter Gammons when Schilling was given high praise from some of the best in the game.

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Josiah Harrell will not make his UFC debut fight against Jack Della Maddalena in Las Vegas because of a rare brain disease.
Harrell was expected to clash with UFC’s top prospect at UFC 290 after making weight on Friday morning. However, the plans changed when his prefight MRI revealed that he carried a prior illness called moyamoya.
The Mayo Clinic described the disease as a “rare blood vessel disorder in which the carotid artery in the skull becomes blocked or narrowed.

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It is Max Verstappen on pole yet again, but a surprising team has the two spots behind him
It was a tricky stat to qualifying on Saturday at the British Grand Prix, as weather conditions forced teams to try and find the right compounds at the start. But slowly over the hour conditions improved, opening the door for a different look to the starting grid for Sunday’s Grand Prix.
When the dust settled it was Max Verstappen on pole yet again, but the group behind him offered a bit of a surprise.

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British cycling great Mark Cavendish is out of the Tour de France after crashing during the race’s eighth stage between Libourne and Limoges, France Saturday morning.
Cavendish, 38, fell off his bike with a little over 60 kilometers to go in the eighth of the race’s 21 stages. He laid on the pavement clutching his arm while several cyclists in the vicinity were forced to put on their brakes; he was eventually loaded into an ambulance before formally dropping out of the competition.
The legendary cyclist had indicated before the race that the 2023 Tour de France would be his last.

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