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Indians make first trip to Wrigley since 2016 World Series

Belichick 'not going to talk about' absent Brady

Tom Brady is not attending the Patriots’ Organized Team Activities, and when Bill Belichick was asked about that, he quickly shut it down.

Bucks coach Budenholzer looks to unlock Milwaukee's defensive potential

Bucks head coach Mike Budenholzer says he has plenty to work with in Milwaukee

Cardinals rookie O'Neill is riding a three-game homer streak

Kansas City Royals-St. Louis Cardinals preview

Fans: Plaque makes Brandi Chastain look like Gary Busey

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) Social media is finding little to like about the likeness on a plaque honoring retired soccer champion Brandi Chastain.

Ohio State president seeks info about alleged misconduct

COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) The president of Ohio State University has asked alumni for help involving reports of alleged sexual misconduct by a former university doctor.

NFL helmet maker helping curb soldiers’ head injuries

The creator of the innovative football helmet that performed best in NFL testing the last two years is taking its concussion-reducing technology from the playing field to the battlefield.

Nick Wright and Cris Carter reveal how LeBron passing Kareem’s playoff FG record elevates The King’s legacy

Reflecting on LeBron James leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to victory in Game 4 of the 2018 Eastern Conference Finals, Nick Wright and Cris Carter reveal how LeBron passing Kareem Abdul-Jabbar’s playoff FG record elevates The King’s legacy.

AJ Allmendinger relives his incredible winning move from the Monster Energy Open

AJ Allmendinger takes you through his incredible last lap of the Monster Energy Open which saw him defeat Chase Elliott and Erik Jones for the final transfer spot to the All-Star Race.

Motte’s Minute: Bubba Wallace outbids Joey Logano for Daryl Motte’s support at the All-Star Race

In this weeks edition of Motte’s Minute, Daryl Motte sees who will give him the biggest cut of a million-dollar check.

Radioactive: All-Star Race – “One million dollars baby! Hell yeah!”

Check out all the best scanner audio from the Monster Energy All-Star Race at Charlotte Motor Speedway.

Nick Wright reacts to Boston falling to LeBron’s Cavs in Game 4: ‘This game was lost in the 1st quarter’

In his discussion surrounding the 2018 NBA Eastern Conference Finals, Nick Wright reacts to Cleveland defeating Boston in Game 4, revealing what LeBron’s Cavs did differently to equalize the series at two all. Who takes Game 5?

WORLD CUP: Dads Ronaldo and Messi still seek World Cup title

GENEVA (AP) Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi have put up impressive numbers – in life and on the field – going into a fourth World Cup.

WORLD CUP: Escobar murdered after Colombia’s exit in 1994

Days after returning home from the 1994 World Cup in the United States, Colombia defender Andres Escobar was shot dead in his hometown of Medellin .

Scotland captain Barclay has op on ruptured Achilles tendon

LLANELLI, Wales (AP) Scotland captain John Barclay will not play rugby until at least the end of the year after surgery on a ruptured left Achilles tendon.

Julen Lopetegui’s contract with Spain extended until 2020

MADRID (AP) The Spanish soccer federation has extended the contract of national team coach Julen Lopetegui until 2020.

Gardenhire's return to Minnesota ends in another Tigers bullpen failure

Daniel Stumpf struggles

Rival captains back Guerrero in bid to lift World Cup ban

ZURICH (AP) The captains of the three countries set to play Peru at the World Cup have co-signed a letter urging FIFA to find a way for team captain Paolo Guerrero – currently under a doping suspension – to play at next month’s tournament.

Borussia Dortmund appoints Lucien Favre as coach

DORTMUND, Germany (AP) Borussia Dortmund has signed Lucien Favre as coach from French club Nice.

Harry Kane to captain England at World Cup

LONDON (AP) Harry Kane will captain England at the World Cup in Russia.

Japanese college football player bows in shame over tackle

TOKYO (AP) A Japanese college football player has apologized for intentionally injuring the quarterback of an opposing team with a late tackle, an incident that has riveted Japan for several weeks.

French league meets over violent incidents at playoff

PARIS (AP) The French football league has convened an urgent meeting of its disciplinary commission following the violent incidents which marred a playoff match over the weekend in Corsica.

Rockies edge Dodgers 2-1 on Gonzalez’s pinch-hit single

LOS ANGELES (AP) Pinch-hitter Carlos Gonzalez drove in the go-ahead run with an infield single in the eighth inning and the Colorado Rockies edged the Los Angeles Dodgers 2-1 on Monday night.

White Sox hope Castillo benching lights fire vs. Orioles (May 22, 2018)

Chicago White Sox manager Rick Renteria tried to send a message to his team by benching veteran catcher Welington Castillo after he did not run out a pop fly in the series opener against the Baltimore Orioles.

Mets look to extend win streak; Marlins try to halt skid (May 22, 2018)

NEW YORK — The little things that are finally going right for the New York Mets can’t seem to stop going wrong for the Miami Marlins.

HIGHLIGHTS: Torres, Judge power Yankees past Rangers 10-5 in 8 home run slugfest

Struggling Rangers look to pick up pieces against Yankees (May 22, 2018)

Texas general manager Jon Daniels affirmed his belief in the Rangers’ coaching staff on Monday, giving the coaches a vote of confidence even as the team flounders at the bottom of the American League West standings.

Torres homers twice off Colon as Yankees beat Rangers 10-5

Aaron Judge and Neil Walker also went deep against Colon.

Twins designate pitcher Phil Hughes for assignment

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The Minnesota Twins have designated pitcher Phil Hughes for assignment, an expensive decision to dump the right-hander after continued struggles recovering from rib surgeries.

Detroit manager Gardenhire continues trip back to Minnesota

Even though a 4-2 loss started Detroit’s visit on a sour note, Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire was happy to be back in Minnesota.