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The Marlins call pitches from the dugout. Why the Yankees think it's 'terrible'
NEW YORK — Carlos Rodón wonders if the Miami Marlins are tanking catcher Agustín Ramírez’s value.They began implementing a dugout-driven pitch-calling system in the final nine games of 2025 and have carried it into this season. It uses a numerical sequence from coaches relayed to the catcher, who references the number on a corresponding wristband and transmits the pitch selection to the pitcher via PitchCom.Advertisement
Iran commander warlord's niece arrested by ICE officers while living glam LA life
Iran commander warlord's niece arrested by ICE officers while living glam LA lifeSarinasadat Hosseiny posted pictures of a glamorour LA lifestyle but the 25-year-old and her mum were arrested by ICE for the relation to a dead top Iranian officialNewsElizabeta Ranxburgaj12:01, 06 Apr 2026View 4 ImagesThe great-niece of a dead top Iranian commander was arrested by ICE in the US(Image: Facebook/Christina Aguayo News)The niece and grandniece of a dead Iranian general have been arrested by ICE w...
‘Morocco Wants It All’: Marca Cites Moroccan Preparedness, Sport Leadership
Rabat – Spanish news outlet Marca has again touted Morocco’s global sports leadership and its push to host major world events. The sports-focused website emphasized that Morocco is now evolving on the pitch and in leadership. For Marca, Morocco is the “most prepared [country] on the continent,” recalling the “immense” ambition of Morocco’s Football Federation President, Fouzi Lekjaa. “Its [Morocco’s] drive and willingness to host major events will culminate in the 2030 World Cup,” Marca sa...
Unexplained shoulder pain could signal dangerous health condition, doctor warns
Unexplained shoulder pain could signal a more serious problem, experts warn.While shoulder pain is often the result of rotator cuff problems, injuries, arthritis, nerve problems, or other orthopedic and muscular issues, it can also be a phenomenon called "referred pain" stemming from liver cancer. Pain in the right shoulder blade has been linked to early signs of the disease, according to the American Cancer Society.COMMON DRINKING HABIT MAY QUIETLY TRIPLE RISK OF ADVANCED LIVER CONDITIONPublish...
What matters, and what doesn't, from the Blue Jays’ brutal week
CHICAGO — Not much went right for the Toronto Blue Jays this week. They dropped five of six games to two of baseball’s worst teams. They lost two key players to long-term injuries. They felt bad, played poorly and lost often.But, nevertheless, it was just one of 27 weeks during Toronto’s long 2026 season. The Jays had bad weeks last year and still managed to win the American League East. So, looking long term, here’s what likely will and won’t matter from Toronto’s tough week.Advertisement
Trump's profanity-laced ultimatum to Iran looms over 11th-hour truce bid
Live Live Updates: Last-ditch bid for Iran war ceasefire as Trump threatens to blow "everything up" By Tucker Reals Tucker Reals Editor Tucker Reals is CBSNews.com's foreign editor, based in the CBS News London bureau. He has worked for CBS News since 2006, prior to which he worked for The Associated Press in Washington, D.C., and London. Read Full Bio Tucker Reals April 6, 2026 / 7:00 AM EDT / CBS News Add CBS News on Google What to know about the Iran war today:A last-ditch effort was underway...
Hiker fighting for life after getting stung by bees over 100 times
NewsWorldAmericasHiker fighting for life after getting stung by bees over 100 timesHarmful bee incidents have been on the rise in Arizona recently due to an unusually warm winter.Oisin Mcilroy Monday 06 April 2026 12:00 BSTBookmarkCommentsGo to commentsBookmark popoverRemoved from bookmarksClose popover{"translations":{"comments":"Go to comments","share":"Share","copyLink":"Copy link","bookmark":"Bookmark","removeBookmark":"Remove bookmark"},"showComments":true,"showBookmark":true,"articleId":"b...
Government says 'eat better' but makes it harder to feed your family
Years ago, in my pediatrics practice, I was speaking with the mother of one of my patients. As I was going over the latest nutrition guidelines for her child, she stopped me cold: "I know what’s in the guidance. I know what I’m supposed to do," she said. "But apart from McDonald’s, where am I going to feed my family for $10?" I’d like to ask Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that question as he promotes his "Eat Real Food" campaign. I couldn’t agree more with the mess...
Harvard alum praises Trump admin targeting university admissions policies, handling of antisemitism
The Trump administration has launched two new probes into Harvard University as it continues to hold the institution accountable for alleged violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act. One probe is focused on the handling of antisemitism on campus, while the other alleges that the university has used "illegal race-based preferences in admissions" in violation of the Supreme Court's ruling on Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard.In addition to the probes, the Department of Education's Offi...
Connor Bedard reflects on the Blackhawks season that was, not what might have been
SAN JOSE, Calif. — At the moment Connor Bedard jammed his shoulder during a physical faceoff with Brayden Schenn in the final second of a Dec. 12 contest in St. Louis, he was indisputably one of the very best hockey players on the planet.Through his first 31 games, he trailed only Nathan MacKinnon, Connor McDavid and Nikita Kucherov in points per game. Just as notable, however, was how he stacked up against the young man against whom he’ll likely forever be measured: San Jose wunderkind Macklin...
Why Wrexham against Southampton has the potential to be another Easter classic
Is it really only three years ago?Wrexham versus Notts County was a true game for the ages; so much so that, by the time the music stopped after almost 100 pulsating minutes of Easter Monday football, it felt as if the Welsh club had finally prised open the door marked ‘EFL Return’ after 15 long years in the wilderness of non-League.Advertisement
5 burning questions for the Wild ahead of the playoffs — and an inevitable Stars series
ST. PAUL, Minn. — The Minnesota Wild are coming off back-to-back wins against teams fighting for their playoff lives in the Ottawa Senators and Detroit Red Wings.And while the Wild have safely been in the No. 3 spot in the Central Division for what feels like an eternity, they’ve been trying to turn it up a notch lately to get their game ready for the playoffs. That’s the goal in the final five games, which include a three-game road trip to face likely first-round opponent the Dallas Stars, as w...
Los Angeles Dodgers' series sweep of Washington Nationals: What we learned
WASHINGTON — A few hours after finding out they’d be without star shortstop Mookie Betts for at least the near future, the Los Angeles Dodgers rallied for their largest comeback win in nearly a calendar year. After falling behind 6-1 after four innings, the Dodgers surged back with seven unanswered runs to stun the Washington Nationals 8-6 on Sunday afternoon, completing their second sweep of the season.Advertisement
How the New York Mets' offense got on track against the Giants
“The whole problem and project of descriptive statistics was discriminating between what made a difference and what did not.” —”Oblivion,” David Foster WallaceWhat a difference three days can make.After Thursday night’s series-opening loss in San Francisco — the New York Mets’ third straight loss — things were trending swiftly in a negative direction. The offense was uninspired, the bullpen quickly overwhelmed. And the Mets were one inning away from losing Juan Soto for the weekend.Advertisement
The road to 1,620: José Ramírez's journey to becoming Guardians' leader in games played
CLEVELAND — Terry Turner was born in Sandy Lake, Pa., on Feb. 28, 1881. He debuted for the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1901, spent a few years with the Columbus Senators of the American Association, and then landed in Cleveland, where he became a big-league staple.Turner played in Cleveland for 15 years and appeared in a franchise record 1,619 games, the last of which came on Sept. 1, 1918.Advertisement
‘A surrender to special interests’: alarm as Utah shields fossil-fuel companies
New legislation comes amid push from big oil, as critics warn polluters’ profits prioritized over Americans’ healthUtah has made it nearly impossible for residents to hold fossil fuel companies legally accountable for climate damages in a move one advocacy group described as putting “profits for the biggest polluters over communities”, with other states expected to follow suit.The new state legislation comes as part of a push from big oil and its political allies – including groups tied to right...
NCAA football: Who are the best Group of 6 transfers heading to the Power 4?
Making the jump from the Group of 6 to the Power 4 can be a challenge, but we’ve seen plenty of players do it successfully.Indiana had a host of former G6 standouts on its national championship team last season. Ahmad Hardy went from leading the Sun Belt in rushing at Louisiana-Monroe to leading the SEC with 1,649 yards at Missouri. Tanner Koziol led all tight ends nationally last season with 74 catches at Houston after making the transition from Ball State and the MAC.Advertisement
Monday Morning Leafs Report: Keith Pelley is right. Toronto can (and should) retool
Keith Pelley said a lot of, shall we say, interesting stuff in last week’s dramatic press conference, but the Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment president and CEO was right about at least one thing: The Toronto Maple Leafs can — and should — retool this offseason.Two giant factors continue to be underestimated in the city’s most polarizing debate.Advertisement
When the spirit moves you to go watch the 17-60 Wizards and the 18-59 Nets, don't question it
BROOKLYN — Something compelled me to get on the train, on Easter Sunday, to come up here. Like Richard Dreyfuss in “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” I guess. I can’t explain it. My Devil’s Tower on this overcast, drizzly afternoon was Barclays Center — home of the 18-59 Nets, who were hosting the 17-60 Wizards.And, Scott Foster.The question is, why wouldn’t you come watch this?Advertisement
Inside the NBA’s wildest tanking game: Nets vs. Wizards somehow delivered drama
BROOKLYN — Something compelled me to get on the train, on Easter Sunday, to come up here. Like Richard Dreyfuss in “Close Encounters of the Third Kind,” I guess. I can’t explain it. My Devil’s Tower on this overcast, drizzly afternoon was Barclays Center — home of the 18-59 Nets, who were hosting the 17-60 Wizards.And, Scott Foster.The question is, why wouldn’t you come watch this?Advertisement
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