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SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- The hype over the "Barbie" movie continues to live on. And now, it's found its way into the San Francisco Giants' clubhouse.Take a look at these photos that the team posted on social media Sunday.They show rookie players dressed up as "Kens".MORE: 'Barbie' is about to become America's highest-grossing movie of 2023The caption reads, "Can you feel the Kenergy?" with a dancing man emoji.Rookies dressing up in costumes is apparently an MLB tradition for an away game toward the end of the season. If you're on the ABC7 News app, click here to watch live  » Read More

Anthony Santander, Cedric Mullins and Austin Hays stood huddled in the back corner of the Orioles clubhouse.Around them, players soaked each other in champagne and shotgunned beers, screaming and shouting and running as music blared. But these three needed a moment to themselves.Four years ago, they had stood together in the outfield during a pitching change and wondered about this day.The present was bleak. They were on their way to losing 108 games, the fourth-worst season in franchise history. But they, for the first time in a while, felt some hope. Adley Rutschman and Gunnar Henderson had just been drafted. Santander, Mullins and Hays had a feeling those guys were going to be special. And they knew that, with the way the season was going, they were going to have a top pick again the next year, which would bring even more talent.Even they have been surprised by just how right they were, though.The Baltimore Orioles go wild in the clubhouse following the team’s playoff-clinching win against the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday,  » Read More

NBA legend Magic Johnson became a minority owner of the MLB's LA Dodgers in 2012. Despite only having a small stake invested in the franchise, Johnson seems to be an active member of the organization. The Dodgers recently acquired Jason Heyward, and Johnson is quite pleased with the acquisition. Magic Johnson posted on X, formerly known as Twitter: "I want to thank @Dodgers President of Baseball Operations Andrew Friedman for bringing Jason to the Dodgers. He’s been great at the plate, spectacular on defense, and an awesome leader in the clubhouse!" • Magic Johnson is now the owner of four sports teams including the LA Dodgers Magic Johnson Magic Johnson's portfolio of sports team ownership has expanded to cover four major professional leagues, thanks to the recent sale of the Washington Commanders for $6.05 billion to Josh Harris. Johnson's journey into sports team ownership began nearly three decades ago when he acquired approximately 4.5% ownership in the LA Lakers in June 1994,  » Read More

As this year’s female empowerment trend continues (think Taylor Swift’s Eras tour, breaking news of the first FDA-approved oral pill specifically for postpartum depression, the trend of large groups of women attending the Barbie movie), there remains an essential reality that shockingly goes unaddressed.Here it is: Dear Women, you are likely to have a longer relationship with the women you go to the Barbie movie with than any of your male romantic partners.Armed with this fact, young to middle-aged women will surely alter the choices they make in love, life, work, and leisure.Studies reveal that female friendships tend to last longer than male romantic relationships with an average duration of 16 years compared to 10 years for romantic partnerships. As women grow older, their friendships often endure even further, lasting an average of 23 years. In my experience, these statistics seem conservative; I know many women my age with deep friendships spanning 30 years or more. In addition,  » Read More

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Not far behind the Mets and Yankees regarding Major League Baseball’s biggest disappointments of 2023 are the San Diego Padres. The Mets sit at $344 million, the Yankees at $279 million, and the Padres at just over $253 million as teams with the three highest payrolls in baseball. San Diego enters play Friday sitting in fourth place of the National League West, a far cry from where the team was expected to be after a run to the NLCS last year. The San Diego Tribune reported Friday that the Padres’ culture, and not just the performances on the field, are at the center of the team’s struggles, starting with the handsomely paid third baseman, Manny Machado. Machado, who notably opted out of a 10-year, $300 million deal he signed with the Padres in 2019 to ink a new 11-year, $350 million contract this past winter, insists that his effort was there this season. Manny Machado is accused at being at the center of the Padres’ underwhelming 2023 season.  » Read More

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WASHINGTON (AP) — The chairman of a Senate investigations subcommittee issued a subpoena Wednesday for documents on Saudi Arabia’s new golf partnership with the PGA Tour, saying the kingdom had to be more transparent about what he said was its $35 billion in investments in the United States. The move is the latest to challenge Saudi Arabia’s assertion that as a foreign government that enjoys sovereign immunity from many U.S. laws, it is not obliged to provide information on the golf deal. Sen. Richard Blumenthal’s subpoena comes after the Connecticut Democrat’s unsuccessful requests to the head of Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund, Yassir al Rumayyan, to testify before Blumenthal’s Senate permanent select investigations subcommittee about the Saudi-PGA golf deal. The surprise deal, which would join the venerable PGA Tour and a rival Saudi-funded golf start-up, LIV, was announced in June. It overnight gave the Saudi government a major role in one of the main institutions of U.S. sport. Terms of the agreement are still being worked out. The Saudi sovereign wealth fund,  » Read More