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President Trump Reportedly Caused ‘Split’ In MLB Clubhouse – Yahoo Sports

Apparently, the New York Mets had a rift in their locker room this past season that revolved around President Donald Trump. During the latest episode of WFAN legend Mike Francesa's podcast, he discussed the Mets' offseason moves and what it means for the 2026 season. He reported that two of the biggest stars in the MLB, Francisco Lindor and Juan Soto, didn't form a tight bond this past year. Advertisement "I checked into it. Lindor and Soto were never buddy-buddy. It was never Soto and Judge. Soto loved Judge. My understanding is Lindor and Soto got off on the wrong foot when Lindor did not call him and welcome him to the team. But it was never that they couldn’t play together or anything major," Francesa said. Francesa then commented on a reported feud between Lindor and Brandon Nimmo. He claims they clashed heads over the president. "The Nimmo-Lindor thing, my understanding, was political. Had to do with Trump. One side liked Trump, one side didn’t like Trump.  » Read More

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GBOTA submits application for Orange greyhound racing track – Central Western Daily

A group intent on bringing a greyhound racing "centre of excellence" to Orange has taken a major step towards that goal. Subscribe now for unlimited access. or signup to continue reading Holiday Offer All articles from our website & app The digital version of Today's Paper Crosswords, Sudoku and Trivia I am a senior journalist for ACM in the Central West. I cover council, human interest, and crime. Email me at riley.krause@austcommunitymedia.com.au I am a senior journalist for ACM in the Central West. I cover council, human interest, and crime. Email me at riley.krause@austcommunitymedia.com.au DailyYour morning newsToday's top stories curated by our news team. Also includes evening update.  » Read More

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Yankees Star and Musician Bernie Williams Recalls Meeting Bruce Springsteen Exclusive

Bernie Williams. Credit : Jim McIsaac/Getty; Adam Unger NEED TO KNOW Former New York Yankees star Bernie Williams has always loved music The baseball player retired in 2006 after a 16-year career in the MLB and has pursued music as a second act ever since Williams, 57, is set to perform at Carnegie Hall in January 2026 Bernie Williams played with the New York Yankees for all 16 years of his Major League Baseball career. At the same time he was cementing himself as an All-Star centerfielder, he was also honing another set of skills in the arts. The former athlete, 57, talks with PEOPLE about his lifelong love for music and how it’s taken him from Yankee Stadium to Carnegie Hall. “I started playing guitar around the same time I started playing baseball. I was around 8 years old," he says, noting that his mom was "an educator in the public education system in Puerto Rico," while his father was a retired merchant mariner. "They all established some roots in Puerto Rico,  » Read More

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Murray State breaks ground on new baseball clubhouse, eyeing “Racer Entertainment Village”

MURRAY, Ky. -- Murray State Athletics announced a flurry of improvements coming to Johnny Reagan Field, highlighted by a brand new baseball clubhouse, at a groundbreaking ceremony Friday morning. The clubhouse, which will be named the Jim & Sue Cash Baseball Clubhouse, will feature a new locker room, player lounge, team meeting room, training room, pitching lab, bullpen, and an outdoor hitting facility. It's expected to open by the start of the 2027 season. "This clubhouse is a massive commitment to our players, our alumni, and the future of Racer Baseball and will give our student-athletes every opportunity to grow, develop, and prepare at the highest level," head baseball coach Dan Skirka said in a statement. "Our new home is something we have dreamed about for a long time, and we are incredibly fortunate that that dream has now come true." It marks the latest in a series of improvements coming to Johnny Reagan Field. In the video above, you can see strips of grass dug up due to a new drainage system being installed.  » Read More

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Harrogate Town AFC submit formal application to build new £2.75 million training ground in …

Plans for Harrogate Town AFC to build a brand new training ground at Wetherby Racecourse will be considered by the council. Leeds City Council has received a formal planning application for the club to set up the proposed £2.75 million facility. The League Two club first announced plans to move its training operation onto land at the racecourse in July. A public consultation was held on the proposals, which include training pitches and a clubhouse. Harrogate Town AFC has submitted a formal application to Leeds City Council to build a brand new £2.75 million training ground at Wetherby RacecourseA design report said: “The proposed training ground represents a significant opportunity to deliver a high-quality sporting facility that will benefit Harrogate Town AFC, grassroots football, schools and the wider community.” A grass pitch and a 3G artificial surface, along with a single-storey building containing changing rooms, a gym, offices and a dining area are planned. The report by architects’ firm Bowman Riley said the project would be in line Football Association and Sport England guidelines.  » Read More

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