Rays can’t beat heat, rain or Orioles on long afternoon • Marlins’ win streak snapped at four as Royals get to Junk
Sentinel Sports Final Monday, July 21, 2025 | | |
| | | | Scheffler rolls at British Open | Rays, Marlins lose | Hamlin again wins at Dover | Time for NFL training camps | | | | The Brazilians have won eight titles in the premier women's tournament for South America. | | | | | Ryan Pepiot took the blame for the early deficit, but the offense nearly pulled it off at the end of a long day. And the Rays still won the series. | | | | | The Marlins averted a shutout with four ninth-inning runs, but it wasn't enough. | | | | | He closed with a 3-under 68 for a four-shot victory, sending him to the U.S. Open next year with a chance to secure a career Grand Slam. | | | | | His No. 11 Toyota triumphed for the second straight time at Dover to add to wins this season at Martinsville, Darlington and Michigan. | | | | | The Hurricanes' cornerbacks struggled mightily last year, but Miami added several potential starters through the portal and added talented freshmen to a solid group of returners. | | | | | Four-star St. Augustine prospect Somourian Wingo committed to the Hurricanes on Thursday, pushing UM's class up to No. 9 in the national rankings. | | | | | With more teams opting to rest quarterbacks and key starters in preseason games, joint practices have become the way to prepare players for the regular season. | | | | | Entering his second season at the helm, Jim Harbaugh is firmly woven into the fabric of the Chargers organization. | | | | | There are 17 teams ranked with better Super Bowl odds than the Cowboys | | | |
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