Diamondbacks left-hander Madison Bumgarner has been sent back to Arizona to be evaluated by the club’s medical team after citing arm fatigue following his start against the Dodgers.
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In the midst of one of the greatest seasons of all-time, Iowa star Caitlin Clark added another impressive accolade to her résumé less than two minutes into Sunday’s national championship game against LSU.
With another logo three-pointer, Clark, the reigning Naismith Player of the Year, notched her 25th made three of the tournament, breaking the NCAA tournament record for the most in a single tournament. The historic shot also happened to come on Clark’s first attempt of the day, signaling the dynamic guard could be in store for another big performance.
Lamont Butler didn’t just make San Diego State history Saturday night. He might well have made NCAA Tournament history.
Butler’s game-winning, 18-foot jump shot against Florida Atlantic appears to be the first of its kind in a Final Four game. It was a true buzzer beater—one that passed through the net during or after the final horn—and it carried with it win-or-lose stakes. If the shot goes in, the Aztecs survive and advance; if the shot misses, FAU wins and San Diego State’s season is over.
To call the pitch clock’s effect on baseball games revolutionary—just a few games into its existence—would be an understatement. Game times are around a half an hour shorter than they were a year ago, on average. The league clearly created the pitch clock with an eye toward speeding things up, and though we’re still working with a small sample size, it’s feels safe to say that things are progressing right along course.
Perhaps one element of the clock that was not by design? Fan involvement.
It’s a star-studded showdown as National Player of the Year Caitlin Clark and the Hawkeyes take on “Bayou Barbie” Angel Reese and the Tigers.
Wemby keeps proving why he’s the favored No. 1 pick of the 2023 NBA Draft.
Victor Wembanyama is going to be the No. 1 pick in the 2023 NBA Draft. It’s a matter of which team will draw the first overall position, not a matter of who that team is going to draft.
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Wembanyama is a unicorn. Basketball has largely evolved into a positionless game, and the 19-year-old French superstar is the perfect fit for any system in the league.
At 7-foot-4, calling him a “big” would be an insult to his raw athleticism.
NBA Draft prospect Victor Wembanyama is widely considered to be the best prospect in the draft this year, as the 7’2” forward has dominated the LNB Pro A in France. Despite his size, Wembanyama has consistently showed his high-level outside shooting and dribbling skill.
His entire skill set was on display on Sunday, as the 19-year-old produced a viral highlight in a game. While isolated on a defender, Wembanyama gained separation through a series of dribbles and shot a step back three-pointer. Although he missed, Wembanyama followed his own shot for an incredible putback dunk.
LSU coach Kim Mulkey’s wardrobe choices have been among March Madness’ biggest storylines. With the Tigers in the women’s national title game on Sunday, the expectations were high for Mulkey to raise the stake. Unsurprisingly, she did not disappoint.
Mulkey bypassed a pink-themed outfit she’s used in the previous two rounds of the tournament for a mascot-inspired look, donning sequined tiger stripes shimmering in black and gold from head to toe. To put it mildly, it was a show-stopper.
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Giancarlo Stanton hit a ball 485 feet on Sunday afternoon against the San Francisco Giants at Yankee Stadium.