Author: Michael

Monday night’s battle between the New York Yankees and Toronto Blue Jays ended in controversy with serious implications of cheating, involving MLB superstar Aaron Judge.
In the eighth inning, Aaron Judge hit a home run off Blue Jays reliever Jay Jackson on a full count. Moments before going yard to extend the Yanks’ lead, Judge was caught side-eyeing the Blue Jays’ dugout, raising suspicions of cheating.
Before getting to whether or not New York cheated, let’s look at the looming controversy.
Suspicions over Judge’s peeping at-bat started before hitting the home run soared.

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Cubs outfielder Cody Bellinger was removed from Monday’s road loss to the Astros after suffering a left knee injury following a spectacular late-game defensive play.
With Houston up, 6-4, in the bottom of the seventh inning, All-Star Kyle Tucker looked to boost the lead after blasting the first pitch of his at-bat toward the right-center field wall. Bellinger tracked Tucker’s fly ball and leapt into the air for a sensational catch at the wall to secure the final out of the inning.

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Yankees slugger Aaron Judge typically draws big reactions from announcers with his towering home runs. But a few pitches before his 462-foot blast during the eighth inning of Monday’s game against the Blue Jays—his second of the night—he had the Toronto broadcast team downright puzzled with some curious eye movement while in the batter’s box.
As Judge took pitches from Blue Jays reliever Jay Jackson, announcers Dan Shulman and Buck Martinez noticed the reigning American League MVP’s eyes dart off to the side just before Jackson’s delivery.

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Liberty star Sabrina Ionescu will remain in New York for the foreseeable future after reaching an agreement on a multi-year extension, the team announced Monday.
The new deal comes just four days before Ionescu, the No. 1 overall pick in 2020, begins her fourth WNBA season, where she’ll look to capitalize on a stellar 2022 campaign that netted her a first-time All-Star appearance.
“We couldn’t be more excited to announce Sabrina’s multi-year extension,” Liberty general manager Jonathan Kolb said in a statement.

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Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen is a monster on the football field and at the plate. Not many athletes can jump from sport to sport with ease, but the 6-foot-5 play-caller isn’t shy to showcase elite athleticism in any major American sport.
Football … baseball … golf, you name it.
On Monday, Allen appeared at Blue Jays batting practice ahead of Toronto’s series against the Yankees. Checking his swing just days after appearing at a charity softball game for the team’s Triple-A affiliate, Allen stepped back on the field to knock a few dingers over the Rogers Centre wall.

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While it didn’t go the full seven games, the Western Conference semifinal series between the Lakers and Warriors managed to draw some jaw-dropping viewership numbers. 
The matchup between Los Angeles and Golden State had plenty of appeal, with stars LeBron James and Stephen Curry battling it out for a conference finals berth. The series was broadcast on ESPN, TNT and ABC, and according to NBA Communications, it was the most-watched conference semifinals in nearly three decades.
With an average of 7.

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The NBA unveiled on Monday the list of 14 team representatives set to appear on stage Tuesday for the anticipated 2023 NBA Draft lottery.
Since its inception in 1985, the draft lottery has featured a host of distinguished team reps who entered the night hoping to bring their team a little luck in the draw for the No. 1 overall pick. The 2023 draft centers around the futures of highly-touted French big man Victor Wembanyama and star NBA G League Ignite guard Scoot Henderson, the consensus top-two picks in this year’s class.

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