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| |  It was a sleepy night in Orlando on Saturday, but striker Benji Michel woke up the crowd at Exploria Stadium with minutes to spare. |   | | |  After securing their second win of the year, the Orlando Pride take on their most challenging road trip of the season this weekend -- a matchup in Portland on Sunday. | | | | |  We should all try to be a little bit more like Mr. Two Bits, who spent decades cheering for the Gators regardless of whether they won or lost. | | | | |  Simona Halep wins Wimbledon, stops Serena Williams' bid for 24th Grand Slam | | | | |  Kurt Busch won a door-to-door battle with his little brother in overtime at Kentucky Speedway to earn his first victory with Chip Ganassi Racing. The Saturday night showdown between the Busch Brothers came a week after Kurt Busch lost at Daytona because he pitted from the lead moments before weather stopped the race. | | | | |  Tacko Fall's impressive NBA Summer League campaign came to an end on Saturday. | | | | |  Ole Miss enters the second full season under Matt Luke with two former Pac-12 coaches of the year at coordinators - Rich Rodriguez and Mike MacIntyre - and looking to replace a lot of star power from the 2018 squad. | | | | |  Carrying the hopes of a country that has not seen a homegrown Tour winner in 34 years, the French pair Julian Alaphilippe and Thibaut Pinot emerged as the big winners on Saturday of the leg-punishing Stage 8 in the Massif Central which saw Geraint Thomas crash and lose ground in the defense of his title. | | | | |  Forget the chaos of two months ago. With the addition of another superstar in Anthony Davis, the Lakers were justifiably in a celebratory mood Saturday. | | | | |  If Roger Federer beats Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon men's singles final Sunday, he'll become the oldest player to win a Grand Slam title in the Open era. | | | | |  The Rays split Saturday's doubleheader at Camden Yards with a 12-4 victory, scoring their first six runs in six innings with Means on the mound. The runs allowed, as well as the three home runs Tampa Bay hit off him, were career highs for Means. | | | | |  Cano and Diaz both delivered like the players the Mets thought they traded for. | | | | |  Braves Josh Donaldson homers again, scores three times; Tyler Flowers' double is deciding hit off Padres' Luis Perdomo | | | | |  Toronto center fielder Randal Grichuk made a diving catch with the bases loaded and hit a two-run single as the Blue Jays held off the New York Yankees 2-1. | | | | |  Juan Soto hit a go-ahead two-run homer off closer Hector Neris with two outs in the ninth and the Washington Nationals rallied for a 4-3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on Saturday night. | | | | |  The Dodgers stopped a short slump by crushing Chris Sale and the Red Sox 11-2 behind homers from Justin Turner, Cody Bellinger, A.J. Pollock and Max Muncy. | | | | |  Jon Lester went 2-for-3 with a home run and three RBIs in the Cubs' 10-4 win against the Pirates on Saturday afternoon at Wrigley Field. | | | | |  White Sox starter Dylan Covey lasted just two-thirds of an inning and allowed six runs in his return from the injured list Saturday in a 13-2 loss the Athletics. | | | | |  Tyler Skaggs would have turned 28 on Saturday, the day after the Angels honored his memory by no-hitting the Mariners 13-0. A look at some startling numbers. | | | | |  A night after the Angels honored Tyler Skaggs with a combined no-hitter, Matt Harvey drew inspiration from his fellow starter in making a victorious return. | | | | |
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