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Los Angeles Dodgers icon Clayton Kershaw has announced that he will retire following the 2025 Major League Baseball season, bringing an illustrious 18-year career to a close. The 37-year-old pitcher leaves behind a record of excellence that includes three National League Cy Young Awards, the 2014 Most Valuable Player award, and two World Series championships in 2020 and 2024.
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It was not flawless, but for Taiwan, it was a victory that felt nearly perfect. In a dazzling display of skill and composure, Taiwan defeated Nevada 7-0 in the Little League World Series championship on Sunday, breaking a 29-year drought and reclaiming a title they last held in 1996.
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Shohei Ohtani's extraordinary rise in Major League Baseball reached another defining moment as he secured a unanimous National League Most Valuable Player award for the second consecutive year, further strengthening his status as one of the most remarkable talents the sport has ever seen. The Los Angeles Dodgers star, seated beside his wife Mamiko Tanaka and their dog, Decoy, celebrated the announcement with characteristic composure, though his playful gesture toward his pet reminded viewers that even monumental achievements can carry moments of warmth. With this latest honor, Ohtani becomes the first player in MLB history to win the MVP title twice in both leagues, adding to earlier wins with the Los Angeles Angels in 2021 and 2023.
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Professional softball pitcher Odicci Alexander-Bennett has revealed she is expecting her first child while actively competing in the 2025 Athletes Unlimited Softball League season. Known for leading the Bandits to victory in the 2023 championship, Alexander shared the news in her second trimester, choosing the moment, she says, that "felt right" to make it public.
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Down 4-3 in the ninth inning and three outs away from heartbreak, Los Angeles needed something extraordinary to stay alive. That moment arrived when Miguel Rojas, the veteran infielder known more for his glove than his bat, stepped into the box and changed everything.

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Ryne Sandberg, the Hall of Fame second baseman who became one of the Chicago Cubs' most beloved players, died on July 28 at the age of 65. Sandberg had been battling metastatic prostate cancer. His family announced his passing through a post on his Instagram account, saying he died "in the comfort of his home" surrounded by his wife Margaret, their children and grandchildren. "Ryne will forever be in our hearts," they added.
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