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Doubles and triples are dwindling in MLB. Blame better outfielders and sluggers
GLENDALE, Ariz. — All those missing doubles and triples, well, Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts thinks he knows where at least some of them went. kAm~G6C E96 76?46]k^Am kAmQx E9:?< E92E 8FJD 492D6 6I:E G6=@4:EJ 2?5 =2F?49 2?8=6 D@ E92E 5@6D?VE =6?5 :ED6=7 E@ 32==D :? E96 82A @C 5@H? E96 =:?6D[Q #@36CED D2:5] Q$@ x E9:?< E92EVD E96 H9@=6 4CFI 7@C >6]Qk^Am kAm(9:=6 D:?8=6D 2?5 9@>6 CF?D H6C6 FA :?
More players finding way from field to GM office
PEORIA, Ariz. — Shortly after his playing career ended, Jerry Dipoto took in a game at Wrigley Field with former big league manager Jim Fregosi. After a particularly nasty strikeout by Eric Gagne, Dipoto laughed. Fregosi promptly slapped Dipoto on the back of his head. "He said, 'I'm just going to remind you today. ... Don't ever forget how hard that it is to play,'" Dipoto recalled.
A green flag for clean power: NASCAR unveils its first electric racecar
CHICAGO — Part of the experience of a NASCAR race is hearing the engine roar, the rumble of each car's approach and the zip when it whizzes past at more than 150 mph. NASCAR unveiled its first electric racecar Saturday in downtown Chicago, but it doesn't thunder when the grand marshal says "drivers, start your engines." It hums.
Craig Counsell thinks trying to beat the Cubs will help him adjust to his new job as their manager
Craig Counsell thinks trying to beat the Cubs will help him adjust to his new job as their manager By JAY COHEN The Associated Press Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell speaks during news conference prior to an MLB baseball spring training workout, Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2024, in Mesa, Ariz. (AP Photo/Matt York)[ASSOCIATED PRESS/Matt York] MESA, Ariz.
Acuña's encounter and Guaranteed Rate Field shooting raise questions about safety
CHICAGO — A shooting that likely happened inside of Guaranteed Rate Field, followed by a scary moment for Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. in Colorado. Both in a span of four days. While Major League Baseball is on track for a marked increase in attendance this year, the pair of high-profile incidents raised questions about the safety of players and fans inside and outside of big league ballparks.
MLB prepared for whatever happens with Diamond
PHOENIX (AP) - Commissioner Rob Manfred said Major League Baseball is prepared for whatever happens to the financially troubled company that owns regional broadcast rights for 14 teams after Diamond Sports Group skipped about $140 million in interest payments due Wednesday.
MLB prepared for whatever happens with Diamond
By JAY COHEN - AP Baseball Writer PHOENIX (AP) - Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred said the league is prepared for whatever happens with Diamond Sports Group after the financially troubled parent company of 19 Bally Sports regional networks skipped about $140 million in interest payments due Wednesday. The missed payments started a 30-day grace period that could be the prelude to a bankruptcy filing, possibly leading to changes in how televised games are made available to viewers.
MLB prepared for whatever happens with Diamond
PHOENIX (AP) - Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred said the league is prepared for whatever happens with Diamond Sports Group after the financially troubled parent company of 19 Bally Sports regional networks skipped about $140 million in interest payments due Wednesday. The missed payments started a 30-day grace period that could be the prelude to a bankruptcy filing, possibly leading to changes in how televised games are made available to viewers.
3 former Blackhawks to help team with GM search Original
CHICAGO (AP) — Former Chicago Blackhawks forwards Eddie Olczyk, Marian Hossa and Patrick Sharp have agreed to help the team in its search for a new general manager. Blackhawks CEO Danny Wirtz said Olczyk, Hossa and Sharp “are respected hockey minds who have great knowledge of the game.” Mike Forde, the executive chairman of Sportsology and a former executive with Chelsea F.C., also is advising the team on the opening.
Nunge helps No. 20 Xavier rally past DePaul 68-67
By JAY COHEN AP Sports Writer CHICAGO (AP) — Jack Nunge scored 15 of his 23 points in the second half, and No. 20 Xavier rallied for a 68-67 victory over DePaul. Colby Jones had 13 points for the Musketeers, who trailed by as many as 12. Paul Scruggs finished with eight points and seven assists. David Jones scored 26 points for DePaul, and Brandon Johnson had 13.
Nunge helps No. 20 Xavier rally past DePaul 68-67 Original
Jan. 19, 2022 at 8:19 pm Updated Jan. 19, 2022 at 9:23 pm By The Associated Press CHICAGO (AP) — Xavier coach Travis Steele liked the result. That was about it. Jack Nunge scored 15 of his 23 points in the second half, and the 20th-ranked Musketeers edged DePaul 68-67 on Wednesday night. Colby Jones had 13 points for Xavier (14-3, 4-2 Big East), which trailed by 10 early in the second half. Paul Scruggs had eight points and seven assists, but he also committed six of the Musketeers’ 14 turnovers.
Nunge helps No. 20 Xavier rally past DePaul 68-67
By Jay Cohen - AP Sports Writer CHICAGO (AP) — Xavier coach Travis Steele liked the result. That was about it. Jack Nunge scored 15 of his 23 points in the second half, and the 20th-ranked Musketeers edged DePaul 68-67 on Wednesday night. Colby Jones had 13 points for Xavier (14-3, 4-2 Big East), which trailed by 10 early in the second half. Paul Scruggs had eight points and seven assists, but he also committed six of the Musketeers’ 14 turnovers.
Nunge helps No. 20 Xavier rally past DePaul 68-67
CHICAGO — Xavier coach Travis Steele liked the result. That was about it. Jack Nunge scored 15 of his 23 points in the second half, and the 20th-ranked Musketeers edged DePaul 68-67 on Wednesday night. Colby Jones had 13 points for Xavier (14-3, 4-2 Big East), which trailed by 10 early in the second half. Paul Scruggs had eight points and seven assists, but he also committed six of the Musketeers' 14 turnovers.
Nunge helps No. 20 Xavier rally past DePaul 68-67 Original
1 of 4 DePaul's David Jones left, battles Xavier's Paul Scruggs right, for a loose ball during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022, in Chicago. DePaul head coach Tony Stubblefield directs his team during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game against Seton Hall Thursday, Jan. 13, 2022, in Chicago. DePaul upset Seton Hall 96-92.
Nunge helps No. 20 Xavier rally past DePaul 68-67
CHICAGO (AP) — Jack Nunge scored 15 of his 23 points in the second half, and No. 20 Xavier rallied for a 68-67 victory over DePaul on Wednesday night. Colby Jones had 13 points for the Musketeers (14-3, 4-2 Big East), who trailed by as many as 12. Paul Scruggs finished with eight points and seven assists. kAms2G:5 y@?6D D4@C65 ae A@:?ED 7@C s6!2F= W`_\f[ `\eX[ 2?5 qC2?5@? y@9?D@? 925 `b] *@C p?6: 8C23365 `_ C63@F?5D]k^Am kAm%96 q=F6 s6>@?D A=2J65 H:E9@FE y2G@?
ESG Compliance Checkup: The Critical Components
Companies across New Jersey are facing constantly evolving regulatory requirements and rapidly growing stakeholder expectations about how they address environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues. Many organizations are scrambling to keep up with this dynamic environment. An “ESG Compliance Checkup” can help identify actions needed to assure that these requirements and expectations are understood and met.
Parallel Import Enforcement In Southeast Asia
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Parallel imports-branded goods imported into a domestic market and sold there without the consent of the intellectual property (IP) owner-pose a unique challenge for IP owners.
Fintech Law In Southeast Asia
To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. The adoption of financial technology, or fintech, solutions has grown rapidly across Southeast Asia in recent years. As increasing numbers of consumers enjoy uninterrupted connections to online services through mobile phones and other devices, both new and existing financial service providers have introduced technological innovations that make it easier for their customers to manage their financial activities.
Investing In Mainland Southeast Asia
Thailand: Investing In Mainland Southeast Asia 26 March 2021 by Tilleke & Gibbins To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. As a whole, mainland Southeast Asia proved to be remarkably resilient during the COVID-19 crisis in comparison to many other parts of the world, showing that this region of fast-growing economies and rapid development has become a reliable and sustainable base for business operations.
Underwood says "Dominant second half" responsible for Illinois win over Northwestern
by: Associated Press, Jay Cohen Posted: Jan 7, 2021 / 10:35 PM CST / Updated: Jan 7, 2021 / 10:35 PM CST Illinois head coach Brad Underwood, second from left, talks to his team during the first half of an NCAA college basketball game against Northwestern in Evanston, Ill., Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021. (AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh) EVANSTON, Ill. (AP) – Kofi Cockburn scored 13 of his 18 points in the second half, and No. 12 Illinois rallied to beat Northwestern 81-56.
'We Are in This Together': Cases Will Move Forward During Crisis
Commentary "We are in this together" has been the mantra of many during this pandemic crisis. I don't know if all feel the same way, but what I do know is the courts and the lawyers need to definitely be "in this together" as we move forward with respect to court proceedings. Jay Cohen senior partner with Cohen, Blostein & Ayala. “We are in this together” has been the mantra of many during this pandemic crisis.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
Olympians cope by inspiring others online
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During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
CORONAVIRUS Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
During coronavirus pandemic, Olympians help young athletes
Several Olympic athletes are using digital avenues to help their sport during the shutdown. CHICAGO — When Jesse Smith looks out at his Zoom audience, he knows exactly what the crowd is going through. The captain of the U.S. men’s water polo team is adjusting his training, too. He also misses playing alongside his friends.
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