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The point is that on Monday, Sabathia will return to MLB Network's "Clubhouse Edition" for the second season of non-traditional game telecasts ...  » Read More

NewsMonday, June 6th 2022, 7:47 AM EDTBy Michelle Toh, CNN BusinessDidi's regulatory nightmare in China may be nearly over.That's according to the Wall Street Journal, which reported Monday, citing unidentified sources, that Beijing's cybersecurity review of the ride-hailing giant was about to wrap up. The move would allow Didi to return to app stores in mainland China, potentially as soon as this week.The report, which comes almost one year after the company was first hit by regulators and had its app banned in China, sent its shares in New York up 53% in premarket trading on Monday.Didi (DIDI) isn't the only company said to be out of the woods. Two other US-listed Chinese firms — logistics provider Full Truck Alliance (YMM) and online recruitment platform Kanzhun (BZ) — are also reaching the tail end of their respective data security probes, and will have access to app stores restored,  » Read More

It would figure that this would be posted on a night following a loss but the Dodgers discovered a way to move on from the Pirates sweep earlier this week by introducing “Club Dub” in the clubhouse after wins. © Photo by Katelyn Mulcahy/Getty Images “When Mookie first signed here, he had talked about bringing his (turn)tables in and DJing in the clubhouse,” Turner said to OC Register’s Bill Plunkett. “I remembered that he had mentioned that in ‘20. Then Covid and everything happened and it didn’t happen. So when I started ordering all this stuff, I asked if he would bring his tables in and he was like, ‘Absolutely.’ Now he says he’s going to teach me how to DJ so I can do it.” This form of celebration should get plenty of use since the team won’t play Pittsburgh again this season. Links Fabian Ardaya of The Athletic looks into how much the Dodgers have “raised the floor” in terms of their depth this season and also how Walker Buehler talked about his struggles of late and how he is trying to fix it.  » Read More

Andrew MacKinnon, 12, gets down for a closer look at a 'G' scale train passing by. Model train fans enjoyed club open house.By Barry GrayPhotojournalistSun., June 5, 2022timer1 min. readupdateArticle was updated 1 hr agoThe Burlington Model Railway Club held an open house at their clubhouse in Hidden Valley Park in Burlington, attracting enthusiasts both young and old who share a love of trains.The club was established in the early 1980s as an “HO” club, meaning the model trains have a scale of 1:87 compared to the real deal. Since then, they have expanded to include smaller “N” trains that are 160 times smaller than real trains and much larger ‘G’ or Garden scale trains that could be as large as 24 times smaller. The Garden scale trains run on a series of tracks located behind the clubhouse.A 'G' or Garden scale train rolls down one of the tracks outside.Barry Gray/The Hamilton SpectatorMembers meet weekly to share their passion for the hobby and tinker with displays,  » Read More

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Jun. 3—A juvenile is facing arson charges after officials say he confessed to setting fire to the clubhouse of a west Cobb subdivision.The fire at the Heritage Oaks subdivision clubhouse was reported around 9:15 a.m. on May 26, and investigators determined the fire started in the men's bathroom."Preliminary findings implicated a juvenile male occupant at said location did intentionally set a fire within the structure," Investigator Brian Beaty said in a statement.The juvenile, who was captured on surveillance footage, ultimately confessed to starting the fire with gasoline. Investigators filed a delinquency complaint with Cobb's juvenile court last week.The suspect's name has not been released.  » Read More

Joe Girardi Phillies Fire Manager ... After 22-29 Start 6/3/2022 7:47 AM PT Joe Girardi is out in Philadelphia ... the Phillies just canned the manager after the team's disappointing 22-29 start. The team announced the move Friday morning, revealing bench coach Rob Thomson will replace the 57-year-old. "It has been a frustrating season for us up until this point, as we feel that our club has not played up to its capabilities," president of baseball operations David Dombrowski said in a statement. The Phillies have relieved Joe Girardi of his duties as manager today. Bench coach Rob Thomson has been named interim manager for the club through the end of the 2022 season. In addition, coaching assistant Bobby Meacham was also relieved of his duties. pic.twitter.com/lVL60RrSnJ— Philadelphia Phillies (@Phillies) June 3, 2022 @Phillies "While all of us share the responsibility for the shortcomings, I felt that a change was needed and that a new voice in the clubhouse would give us the best chance to turn things around." The move is very early -- there's still more than 100 games left in the season -- but the Phillies are already 12 games behind the first-place Mets in the National…

PHILADELPHIA — Joe Girardi was fired by the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday after his team’s terrible start, becoming the first major league manager to lose his job this season.Philadelphia said bench coach Rob Thomson will become interim manager for the rest of the season.Expected to contend for an NL East title, the Phillies are 22-29 and 12 games behind the first-place New York Mets.“It has been a frustrating season for us up until this point, as we feel that our club has not played up to its capabilities,” Phillies president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski said in a statement. “While all of us share the responsibility for the shortcomings, I felt that a change was needed and that a new voice in the clubhouse would give us the best chance to turn things around. I believe we have a talented group that can get back on track, and I am confident that Rob, with his experience and familiarity with our club, is the right man to lead us going forward.”Girardi’s first year with Philadelphia was the pandemic-shortened 2020 season.  » Read More

NEW YORK (AP) — Pitching for the first time in the majors with his father in the stands, Carlos Carrasco wanted to come through.Well, he certainly did. Just about everyone in a New York Mets uniform is doing that these days.Carrasco combined with three relievers on New York’s second consecutive shutout, Tomas Nido went 4 for 4 with three RBIs at the bottom of the batting order and the Mets beat the Washington Nationals 5-0 Wednesday to polish off a perfect homestand.“We’re playing good baseball, regardless of who steps in,” shortstop Francisco Lindor said.Lindor extended his RBI streak to 10 games, matching Hall of Famer Mike Piazza for the second-longest in franchise history. New York went 6-0 against NL East foes Philadelphia and Washington for its first undefeated homestand of six or more games since a 10-0 run in April 2015.On deck, a much stiffer test.The first-place Mets, riding their longest winning streak of the season, head to California for a 10-game trip against the Dodgers,  » Read More

Aarthi Ramamurthy was leading Clubhouse's international product efforts while Anu Atluru was the company's first community head June 02, 2022 / 02:49 PM IST Social audio platform Clubhouse has witnessed two key senior management exits even as the pandemic-driven hype around live audio has gradually faded in recent months.Aarthi Ramamurthy, who was leading the company's international product efforts, announced on June 2 that she is leaving after about a year-long stint."I’m going to take some time off to be funemployed for the first time in my career, continue to be an active angel investor and product advisor," she said on Twitter.I’m going to take some time off to be funemployed for the first time in my career, continue to be an active angel investor and product advisor.In the meantime, you’ll still see me on The Good Time Show (@GoodTimeShowAS) with @sriramk (fun episode coming up tonight!)— Aarthi Ramamurthy (@aarthir) June 1, 2022Ramamurthy had joined Clubhouse from Facebook (now Meta) where she was leading the product efforts for the company's communities product group,  » Read More