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Chris Perkins / Sun-Sentinel:
Grading Dolphins' squeaker win over Steelers; plus stock up, stock down — Sun Sentinel reporters Dave Hyde and Chris Perkins recap the Miami Dolphins' win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. (South Florida Sun Sentinel) — The three-game losing streak is over, quarterback Tua Tagovailoa …
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Kenny Rosarion / Sun-Sentinel:
Instant Analysis: Miami Dolphins 16, Pittsburgh Steelers 10 — It wasn't pretty, but it was good enough. The banged-up, under-manned secondary produced three interceptions, including safety Jevon Holland's pick with 2:57 remaining and Noah Igbinoghene's late pick to ice the victory and snap the three-game losing streak.
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Sun-Sentinel:
Things we learned in Miami Dolphins' 16-10 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers
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David Schoenfield / ESPN:
Bryce Harper's homer powers Phillies past Padres in NLCS — PHILADELPHIA — Welcome to the World Series, Bryce Harper. — The superstar the Philadelphia Phillies brought in years ago to turn around a team stuck in mediocrity delivered one of the biggest home runs in franchise history Sunday.
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Bob Nightengale / USA Today:
Bryce Harper's stunning homer sends Phillies to first World Series since 2009, NLCS win over Padres
Stephanie Apstein / Sports Illustrated:
Yankees' Elimination Turns Attention Toward Aaron Judge
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Bob Nightengale / USA Today:
‘Pure chaos’: Bryce Harper becomes legend, lifting Philadelphia Phillies back to World Series
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Randy Miller / New Jersey Online:
What Yankees' Anthony Rizzo is saying about his opt out — New York Yankees vs. Houston Astros; ALCS Game 4 — NEW YORK — Anthony Rizzo pulled an Aaron Judge this year: — No in-season contract talks. — Now that the Yankees have been swept out of the ALCS by the Houston Astros …
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Jim Bowden / MLB - The Athletic:
Yankees' offseason to-do list has many items, but Aaron Judge is No. 1 — The Yankees were swept away by the Astros in the American League Championship Series and woke up Monday morning to the harsh reality that they have a lot of work to do this winter if they hope to close the significant gap with Houston.
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Antwan Staley / New York Daily News:
Jets RB Breece Hall and OL Alijah Vera-Tucker both out for the season — The Jets entered the game against the Broncos relatively healthy. — Gang Green defeated the Broncos 16-9, but it came at a heavy price. — Jets coach Robert Saleh announced Monday that running back Breece Hall …
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Antwan Staley / New York Daily News:
Jets continue winning ways in 16-9 defeat of Broncos
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Gabe Lacques / USA Today:
After going out with a whimper, New York Yankees need a revamp - starting at the very top — NEW YORK - The end came not abruptly, but inevitably, another desultory loss that's become customary for a New York Yankees team that just three months ago was peerless but now enters yet another winter unmoored and unsure of the future.
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Jeff Passan / ESPN:
An embarrassing Game 3 loss laid the Yankees' faults bare
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Kristie Ackert / New York Daily News:
Yankees offense continues disappearing act in 5-0 loss as Astros take 3-0 series lead
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Ryan McFadden / Baltimore Sun:
With pair of touchdowns, Ravens RB Gus Edwards doesn't disappoint vs. Browns in first game in 645 days — Ravens' Gus Edwards talks about his road to recovery from his injury and his effect against the Browns. (Baltimore Sun) — In his first game since Jan. 16, 2021 …
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Mark Feinsand / MLB.com:
Could Betts move to 2B if LA signs Judge? — Mookie Betts has won five Gold Glove awards as a right fielder. Could his next one be as a second baseman? — According to sources, the Dodgers could become serious players in this offseason's Aaron Judge sweepstakes, a move that would potentially result …
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Chris McCosky / Detroit News:
Tigers part ways with longtime exec David Chadd, shake up athletic training staff — Detroit — While the rest of the baseball world awaits the start of the World Series, president of baseball operations Scott Harris was busy reshaping the Tigers' front office and training staff.
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Abbey Mastracco / New York Daily News:
Isiah Kiner-Falefa proud of response to benching despite costly Game 4 misplay with Torres — Yet another defensive misplay doomed the Yankees in the 6-5 loss to the Houston Astros on Sunday night at Yankee Stadium. This time, Isiah Kiner-Falefa wasn't charged with the error, but may still be partially to blame.
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Abbey Mastracco / New York Daily News:
Nestor Cortes leaves Game 4 with groin injury — Aaron Boone was “thrilled” to have right-hander Nestor Cortes on the mound to start a crucial Game 4 for the Yankees against the Houston Astros in the ALCS on Sunday night at Yankee Stadium. But Cortes' night didn't last long as he was removed …
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Andrew Marchand / New York Post:
Jim Nantz to call his final NCAA Tournament with Ian Eagle as successor — MORE FROM: — After more than three decades as the voice of the Final Four, Jim Nantz will call his last NCAA Men's Tournament this March, and then Ian Eagle will succeed him as the lead play-by-player on CBS …
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