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One question hangs over Dodgers’ overwhelming Mookie Betts joy

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Mookie Betts could be the final piece needed for the Dodgers to finally claim their first World Series title since 1988. The Dodgers just hope they get more than one shot at it with the superstar outfielder. Coming off 106 regular-season wins and a seventh straight NL West title, the Dodgers are again a title...

US soldier Branden Tyme Kimball dies in non-combat incident in Afghanistan

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A US Army soldier died during a non-combat related incident in Afghanistan,  the Department of Defense announced Thursday. Spc. Branden Tyme Kimball, 21, of Central Point, Oregon, died Wednesday during an incident at Bagram Airfield, the largest US military base in Afghanistan. The incident remains under investigation, military officials said. Kimball had been assigned to...

Google Maps captures epic marriage proposal in Germany

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BERLIN — A German man’s marriage proposal got a bigger audience than he had planned after it showed up on an aerial picture used by Google Maps. The German news agency dpa reported Wednesday that 32-year-old part-time farmer Steffen Schwarz used a machine to plant a field of corn in such a way that the...

Tesla shares drop after automaker announces $2 billion stock sale

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Tesla’s share price hit the brakes Thursday after the electric-car maker said it plans to sell about $2 billion in additional stock. Tesla shares had dropped 3.3 percent in premarket trading to $741.80 as of 9:09 a.m. after the Silicon Valley-based company announced the new common stock sale. Tesla said it will use proceeds from...

Bettors should ignore early NCAA Tournament committee rankings

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The first NCAA Tournament committee rankings were released last weekend as we move quickly toward Selection Sunday. Fans and experts alike anticipate that moment each year, but bettors generally should ignore rankings of these types. Teams’ true strengths and capabilities of winning a national championship are better reflected in the title odds offered by sportsbooks...

Trump, Bloomberg trade insults as Twitter feud escalates

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President Trump and Michael Bloomberg traded sharp jabs on Twitter Thursday, with the commander in chief ripping the Democratic presidential candidate as a “loser,”  prompting the former Big Apple mayor to describe him as a “barking clown.” “Mini Mike is a 5’4” mass of dead energy who does not want to be on the debate...

Biden tries to assure supporters Democratic primary is still ‘wide open’

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A defensive Joe Biden insisted in a phone call with supporters that his current standing in the Democratic primary remained strong — despite his disappointing showings in the first-in-the-nation contests in Iowa and New Hampshire, according to a report. “I want you to know that things haven’t changed in terms of responses we’re getting, in...



Aroldis Chapman ‘suspicious’ of Jose Altuve’s odd ALCS celebration

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TAMPA — Add Aroldis Chapman to the list of officially aggrieved — and suspicious — pinstriped parties. The Yankees’ closer, speaking publicly for the first time since the night that he surrendered Jose Aluve’s pennant-winning homer last October, shares many of the doubts and pains that many teammates already have voiced. Start, naturally, with that...

Cats in China are wearing face masks amid coronavirus crisis

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It’s mass hiss-teria. Cat owners in China have shared photos in social media of their felines sporting makeshift masks to ward off the deadly coronavirus. The World Health Organization has said there is no evidence to indicate that the virus – which has killed more than 1,300 people and infected well over 50,000 – can...

UFC legend BJ Penn under investigation for possible DUI after car crash

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UFC legend BJ Penn is being investigated for possible drunk driving after flipping his car at high speed in Hawaii, according to police. The troubled Hall of Famer was driving alone when he flipped his black Toyota Tacoma truck into an embankment off a highway in Hilo last Friday night, Hawaii Island Police revealed Wednesday....

Jameis Winston undergoes LASIK surgery with free agency in mind

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Jameis Winston wants to see his future as clearly as possible. The 26-year-old Buccaneers quarterback underwent LASIK surgery to repair his vision ahead of free agency, with spokesperson Denise White telling ESPN on Tuesday: “Jameis did not want to count out any options that he had that could possibly help him with the game he...

Gerber launches national search for its next ‘spokesbaby’

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Oh, baby! Does your child have what it takes to be the cherubic face of Gerber? For the 10th year in a row, the childhood nutrition giant is searching for its national “spokesbaby.” “Parents or legal guardians of children from birth to 48 months are encouraged to submit their little one’s photo and story on...

Man slashed teen girl in unprovoked Bronx subway attack: cops

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A man slashed a 19-year-old girl in the head during an unprovoked attack on a Bronx subway car, cops said. The teen was on a northbound 6 train at 138th Street in Mott Haven at around 10 p.m. Wednesday, when she noticed the man acting erratically and staring at her, police said. Uncomfortable, she got...

American CEO of Barclays bank investigated over Jeffrey Epstein ties

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The American boss of one of Britain’s biggest banks is being investigated over his ties to late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, it emerged Thursday. Barclays chief executive Jes Staley, 64, insists he only had a “professional relationship” with Epstein — but maintained contact with him for several years, even after he was convicted of having sex...

44 new coronavirus cases reported on quarantined Diamond Princess cruise

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Coronavirus is spreading rapidly on the Diamond Princess cruise ship quarantined off the coast of Japan — with 44 more people diagnosed with the infectious disease, authorities confirmed Thursday. A total of 218 people are confirmed infected on the ship, out of the 713 people tested since it entered Yokohama Port on Feb. 3 —...





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