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Paul Sewald walked quickly into the clubhouse, carrying his phone, looking at a few people and nodding as he exited out the back, presumably to notify his family of what he had just learned.Moments later social media began to leak reports that the Mariners had traded the veteran reliever to the Arizona Diamondbacks in exchange for infielder/outfielder Josh Rojas, outfielder Dominic Canzone and infielder Ryan Bliss.MLB sources confirmed the parameters of the trade."I honestly thought he was just going to switch clubhouses when we were in Arizona," said one Mariners player. "They NEED him."Players like Ty France, Eugenio Suarez and J.P. Crawford were told by the media that Sewald had been traded and were more curious about the return.After Jerry Dipoto, Mariners president of baseball operations, traded closer Kendall Graveman when they were one game back in the wild card standings in 2021, they learned a hard lesson about the game."We know better," said one player. "You can't be surprised by anything."This story will be updated.  » Read More

An early-morning fire on Friday in the clubhouse of the North Bellmore-North Merrick Little League left the building boarded up, with equipment and uniforms among the losses. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports. Credit: Newsday/James Carbone; Paul Mazza  » Read More

North Dakota Gov. Doug Burgum, a 2024 Republican presidential candidate, accused the Republican National Committee of trying to keep new voices off the debate stage. Burgum, the latest candidate to meet the RNC’s polling and fundraising thresholds for the first GOP debate on Aug. 23, made the comments during an appearance on “Fox News Sunday” when addressing his controversial approach for attaining the required 40,000 unique donations. “These are in the clubhouse rules designed to keep fresh faces, fresh ideas, entrepreneurs and innovators off the stage because you set a limit like this and of course it favors people who’ve held national office, it favors people who have been, you know, pundits on TV, and it favors people that have been career politicians and their name recognition,” Burgum said. Fox News Digital reached out to the RNC but did not immediately hear back. THESE REPUBLICANS HAVE MET QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE FIRST GOP PRESIDENTIAL DEBATE Gov. Doug Burgum is the seventh GOP presidential candidate to qualify for the first debate on Aug.  » Read More

You have permission to edit this video. Edit Subscribe Read Today's E-edition Share This ‘We were all devastated.’ 50 years of memorabilia lost in North Bellmore-North Merrick Litttle League clubhouse fire 0 Comments Share this Cheddar - News 12 Jul 29, 2023 Jul 29, 2023 Updated 6 hrs ago 0 The Nassau County fire marshal says the fire doesn't appear to be suspicious and may have been sparked by a stove. Tags Dcc Videoelephant Wire Ve-news-import News Top Stories Latest video The bourbon barrel tax removal is dividing Kentuckians Vermont braces for months of flood cleanup and recovery Canada: Powerful Storm Hits Ottawa,  » Read More

VIEWS are being sought to improve facilities at a town recreation ground. Ringwood Town Council is looking at potential additions and improvements to the space at Carvers Recreation Ground. The popular space currently houses a play park, skate park, community clubhouse, and cricket pitch. A town council spokesperson said: “The vision is to have a welcoming park with green open space, a greater range of recreational facilities and improved landscaping for the whole community to enjoy.” From August 9 to September 9, the initial ideas will be on display at Carvers Clubhouse for people to engage with and add suggestions. This input will allow the ideas and improvements to be prioritised and will form the basis of applications for funding. The spokesperson added: “Please help by popping in and sharing your thoughts, the more people who get involved the more likely it is that the things that are important to the people of Ringwood will be progressed.” Carvers Clubhouse is open from 10am to 5pm Tuesday to Saturday and 11am to 3pm on Sunday.  » Read More

In the Mets’ clubhouse, the trade of David Robertson late Thursday night did not register as a surprise. The next ones won’t either. But as much as they liked having Robertson around as a teammate and as a closer — and as much as the deal with the Marlins, one of the teams ahead of them in the playoff chase, represented a surrender on the season from the front office — it didn’t tangibly change reality for the rest of the Mets. Before they played the Nationals on Friday, the players’ afternoon looked much the same as it always does. A few joshed around playing on a custom-made table shuffleboard. A few sat at their lockers, doing nothing in particular while scrolling on their phones. A few did interviews with media members (though Justin Verlander literally laughed off such a deadline-related request). The pitchers played catch, the hitters took batting practice. Those who were candidates to get traded remained so, equally aware of twin truths: Their professional lives could change drastically at any moment,  » Read More

The dust has started to settle in Queens, but these next few days are set to bring more uncertainty and more than likely, more player movement. At some point, it will be time to unpack what comes next for the organization, but right now, with the trade deadline only a few days away, the only thing the Mets can do is continue to play baseball.After trading closer David Robertson just around midnight Thursday, the mood inside the locker room was a mix of shock, disappointment and relief. What the future holds for the team is unknown. There seemed to be some surprise at the fact that the return for Robertson was two teenagers instead of prospects who are knocking at the door of the big leagues, but ultimately, the Mets understand that it’s out of their hands.“We can’t really control what’s going on in the front office,” said first baseman Pete Alonso. “The only thing we can control is winning ballgames. We want to win as many games as we can through the rest of the year.  » Read More

Roosters Clubhouse will undergo a $2.2m upgrade as work has now begun on the tiered seating project at the front of the building. Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this story may contain images of deceased persons.From cattle to coal. Once a specialist agriculture writer today its about community, in particular, the Upper Hunter. I have lived and worked in the region for more than 30 years. Land use issues and the future direction of our region. But you cannot take ag out of the picture - our food and how we grow it is the basis of all life. Covering the Hunter and Mid North Coast rural issues is now part of my role with ACM.From cattle to coal. Once a specialist agriculture writer today its about community, in particular, the Upper Hunter. I have lived and worked in the region for more than 30 years. Land use issues and the future direction of our region. But you cannot take ag out of the picture - our food and how we grow it is the basis of all life.  » Read More

DETROIT (AP) — Shohei Ohtani looked his manager in the eye and in just a few words, left no doubt of his intentions.“I’ll finish it,” Los Angeles Angels manager Phil Nevin recalled Ohtani telling him after the eighth inning of what became his first complete game in Major League Baseball. “He wanted it. I could see it, too.”Ohtani polished off his one-hit shutout of the Detroit Tigers, then continued his extraordinary day in the second game of Thursday’s doubleheader, hitting two homers to increase his major league-leading total to 38 before leaving the game with cramps.The two-way superstar became the first player to throw a shutout in one game of a doubleheader and hit one homer — much less two — in the other.“It’s certainly something I’ve never seen — I’m not sure at any level,” Nevin said.Los Angeles Angels designated hitter Shohei Ohtani prepares to bat during the third inning of a baseball game against the Detroit Tigers,  » Read More

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