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News - AP-NationalPaul Sewald gave up a tying, two-run homer to Corey Seager with one out in the ninth inning and Miguel Castro allowed Adolis García's game-ending home run in the 11th as Arizona opening the World Series with a 6-5 loss at Texas.Saturday, October 28th 2023, 1:53 AM EDTBy RONALD BLUMAP Baseball WriterARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Paul Sewald watched the end of his first World Series game in the Arizona Diamondbacks clubhouse and the trainer's room, not from the center of a celebration on the mound as he had imagined.“There’s no worse feeling in this game than being the closer and blowing the save opportunity at the last second,” he said after Arizona's 6-5, 11-inning loss to Texas on Friday night. “This team battled for 8 1/2 innings and had the lead and my job is to finish games when I get in there and I did not, and it came back to bite us.”Sewald entered with a 5-3 lead against the Rangers in the ninth inning.  » Read More

Sami Valimaki of Finland held the clubhouse lead after shooting a third straight round of 67, leaving him on 15-under par for the tournament. Campillo ...  » Read More

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Paul Sewald watched the end of his first World Series game in the Arizona Diamondbacks clubhouse and the trainer’s room, not from the center of a celebration on the mound as he had imagined.“There’s no worse feeling in this game than being the closer and blowing the save opportunity at the last second,” he said after Arizona’s 6-5, 11-inning loss to Texas on Friday night. “This team battled for 8 1/2 innings and had the lead and my job is to finish games when I get in there and I did not, and it came back to bite us.”Sewald entered with a 5-3 lead against the Rangers in the ninth inning. He started No. 9 hitter Leody Tavares with a called strike but then walked him on four straight fastballs, the first high and the next three outside.After striking out Marcus Semien on a high fastball, Sewald tried to overpower Corey Seager at the top of the strike zone. The 2020 World Series MVP drove the 93.6 mph pitch about two dozen rows into the right-field seats,  » Read More

ARLINGTON, Texas — Evan Longoria was signed by the Arizona Diamondbacks in January to bring veteran leadership to a young clubhouse. That team has brought him back to his first World Series since he was a rookie.“I just assumed that I’d have an opportunity to get back at some point. ... I never thought it would be 15 years later,” Longoria said. “Being able to do it again this many years into my career, I definitely have a different appreciation and respect for the opportunity.”With Longoria in the starting lineup for Game 1 on Friday night in Texas against the Rangers, the 38-year-old third baseman becomes the first position player in MLB history to appear in a World Series 15 years after first playing in the Fall Classic. Three pitchers have accomplished the feat; Dennis Martinez was the last one to do it with Cleveland in 1995.After signing a one-year deal and playing in only 74 games while hitting .223 with 11 homers during the regular season,  » Read More

SEDONA, Ariz. (AP) — Operators of a northern Arizona golf course think they have finally found the right repellent for javelinas ripping apart their turf — chili oil. “Even though they’re Southwest animals, they don’t like Southwest seasoning,” Dave Bisbee, general manager at Seven Canyons Golf Club in Sedona, said Tuesday. This is not the first autumn the golf course has been targeted by foraging javelinas. Bisbee said it’s occurred several times over the years, but the amount of damage he saw is rare. The hotter than normal summer felt in various regions of Arizona is likely what has driven the pig-like peccary to take big bites out of the golf course. The Sedona area saw less than 2 inches (5 centimeters) of rain this whole summer. Last year, the golf course was drenched with 18 inches (46 centimeters) of rain over the course of the summer storm season, also known as monsoon season, Bisbee recalled. “We had zero damage,” he said. The tearing of turf started happening six weeks ago.  » Read More

New Orleans Pelicans forward Zion Williamson (1), forward Brandon Ingram (14), and guard CJ McCollum (3) pose during Pelicans media day at the Smoothie King Center. Photo by Matthew Hinton-USA TODAY Sports/Reuters The date was December 12th, 2022. The New Orleans Pelicans had played 26 games in the 2022-23 season. They were 18-8 and in first place in the Western Conference. They had just put together a seven-game winning streak, capped off with back-to-back wins over a contending Phoenix Suns team. It did not feel like it at the time, but that moment would be the apex of the Pelicans’ season last year. They would begin a downward spiral after that point. Zion Williamson reinjured his hamstring on January 2nd. Although it looked like he may not miss much time, he never played another minute again during the season. The Pels slowly descended their way through the standings, and by year’s end they had fallen into play-in tournament position. They lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder in the aforementioned tournament,  » Read More

(Reuters) – The Arizona Diamondbacks are ready to show they are the real deal after an improbable run to the World Series, manager Torey Lovullo said on Thursday as the team prepares to face the Texas Rangers on the road in Friday’s Game 1.Arizona reached the post-season as a sixth-seed wild card and defied the odds to reach Major League Baseball’s biggest stage, sweeping the Milwaukee Brewers and Los Angeles Dodgers before recovering from a 3-2 deficit to beat the Philadelphia Phillies.Their charmed run confounded the expectations of commentators and armchair experts alike, though Lovullo said the team had always taken the critics in their stride.“We just put it on our list and keep those receipts and walk around with a little bit more of a chip on our shoulder. It gives you a little bit more motivation,” he told reporters.“Some of those things do really bother me because nobody knows the magic that’s sitting inside that clubhouse right now. Nobody knows what we’re capable of doing on a daily basis.  » Read More

Long live Kyle Cooke’s mullet — well, for a little bit longer at least.  How to Watch Watch Winter House on Bravo Tuesday, October 24 at 9/8c and next day on Peacock. Catch up on the Bravo App. On the October 24 episode of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen, Kyle was joined by his Winter House castmate Brian Benni as the pair dished about Season 3 of the show. Elsewhere in the episode, host Andy Cohen questioned Kyle about his beloved mullet, wondering if the Summer House OG was planning to hold on to the retro-style hairdo he began sporting in spring 2022.  Is Kyle Cooke going to keep his mullet?  “So the mullet … she’s real cute because she’s got a little bounce in the back,” Andy cheekily exclaimed regarding Kyle’s look. “I know that you’re gonna save it for BravoCon,  » Read More

Good Morning Traders! In today's Market Clubhouse Morning Memo, we will discuss SPY, QQQ, AAPL, MSFT, GOOGL, META, AMZN, and TSLA.Our proprietary formula, exclusive to Market Clubhouse, dictates these price levels. This dynamic equation takes into account price, volume, and options flow. These levels are updated every day and shared with all Clubhouse Members during our daily Morning Call, prior to the opening of the market.We recommend closely monitoring these stocks, and be prepared to leverage potential breakouts or reversals. As always, stay alert and ready to adjust your tactics based on the market's pulse to optimize your trading gains. Now, let's dive into the stock analysis:SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust SPY SPY is currently trading around our marked level of 422.70. For a bullish scenario, an initial push to 423.89 is desired. Should the price maintain strength above this level, an aim for buyers to elevate the price to our designated support level of 424.52 is expected. If this level remains solid during standard trading hours, an ascent above 425.75 is anticipated.  » Read More

Texas Rangers shortstop Corey Seager (right) celebrates in the clubhouse after the Rangers victory over the Houston Astros in Game 7 of the American League Championship Series on Monday, Oct. 23, in Houston.(Smiley N. Pool / Staff Photographer)Welcome to our podcast, SportsDay Insider, hosted by Dallas Morning News sports writers Kevin Sherrington, Evan Grant and David Moore. Hear their expert analysis, hot takes and humor about the things you’d expect — Cowboys, Mavs, Rangers, Stars — and a few things you didn’t see coming, each Tuesday afternoon in The News’ podcast feed.Listen to this episodeSportsDay Insiders Kevin Sherrington, David Moore and Evan Grant discuss the Rangers’ third trip to the World Series and the impact on the sports market. Evan outlines potential pitching matchups and analyzes whether Jordan Montgomery and Nathan Eovaldi will be enough to win another seven-game series. Kevin says Houston’s a baseball town now,  » Read More