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A bat boy who went viral during the Yankees–Guardians series this week due to his long hair actually has a specific reason for keeping his locks.
Being a bat boy is just a part-time gig for Nate Rosenhaus, as he also plays the drums for his band, The Open Doors, hence his hairstyle.
Without knowing this, Yankees play-by-play announcer Michael Kay criticized Rosenhaus on air for not following the team’s longstanding strict policy on long hair. However, Rosenhaus is employed by the Guardians but worked as a visitor’s clubhouse assistant for the Yankees.

The Minnesota Twins‘ 3-1 victory over the Chicago White Sox may have come at a costly price after two key starters went down with injuries.
With the Twins up 1-0 in the seventh inning, star outfielder Byron Buxton collided with White Sox infielder Lenyn Sosa as he attempted to reach second base on a slow infield grounder hit by Nick Gordon.
Sosa, trying to field the ball, ran directly into the path of Buxton. The violent collision sent Buxton flipping up and over Sosa—resulting with Buxton landing on his head.

Gatlin Bair may be the fastest high school football player in the country, but there is an interesting caveat to his recruitment and NIL is involved. The Class of 2024 recruit is actually part of the Class of 2026.
Bair, a four-star prospect from a town of 11,000 in Idaho, has offers from more than 25 programs. Boise State, Michigan, Nebraska, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Oregon, Texas, BYU and Utah are among them.
Not only is he a talent on the gridiron, Bair is amongst the fastest high schoolers in the country. He ran a 10.

Former NHLer Raymond Sawada has died at the age of 38 after reportedly suffering a heart attack during a rec-league hockey game.
According to a GoFundMe account set up to raise money for his family, Sawada was playing for his rec-league team, the Richmond Cowboys, on Monday evening. The Vancouver Sun reports that the former Dallas Star died after suffering a heart attack.
“They were having an Easter dinner combination with his daughter’s birthday,” family friend and president of the Richmond Sockeyes, the local Junior-B hockey club.

Big League Utah, a group headed by longtime Jazz owner Gail Miller, has thrown Salt Lake City into the mix of cities hoping to land an expansion MLB franchise, people involved with the project told ESPN.

Russell Westbrook says there’s “no beef at all” with his former Thunder teammate Kevin Durant, as the Clippers prepare to face the Suns in the first round of the NBA playoffs Sunday.

Colts coach Shane Steichen says his team is “focused” on the NFL draft and “guys that are in the building now,” not the pursuit of quarterback Lamar Jackson.

Louisiana wide receiver Michael Jefferson, who was considered a potential middle-rounds pick in the NFL draft, was involved in a multicar crash and required multiple surgeries, his agent told ESPN.

Eagles fans are in udder disbelief over this new product.
Kansas City is still celebrating its Super Bowl win from February over the Philadelphia Eagles. And not just celebrating but stomping on the graves of the 2022-23 Philly team.
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In a genius marketing stint, one KC-based milk company is savoring the win and releasing a limited run of cheesecake-flavored milk labeled “Eagles Tears.

The 2023 NBA playoffs officially kick off on Saturday, April 15 as the first round matchups begin.
The top eight seeds from both the Western and Eastern Conferences will compete in the first round of the tournament. However, the No. 8 seeds in both conferences have yet to be determined as the play-in tournament wraps up ahead of the weekend.
Even without knowing the final teams, the NBA released the full schedule information for the first round of the playoffs on Wednesday. Here’s what you need to know about the postseason schedule.