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Associated PressPhillies rally with 7 runs in 8th inning to beat Marlins 8-3
Pinch-hitter Ronald Torreyes delivered a tiebreaking, two-run double in the eighth inning and the Philadelphia Phillies rallied to beat the Miami Marlins 8-3 on Tuesday night. In the Phillies' first game since a dugout spat between manager Joe Girardi and infielder Jean Segura, the Marlins took a 3-1 lead when Jazz Chisholm Jr. hit a two-run homer off a 100 mph fastball from Jose Alvarado in the top of the eighth.
Associated PressArenado, Edman lead Cardinals to 5-2 win over Pirates
Nolan Arenado hit a two-run homer, his fourth in four games, and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-2 Tuesday night. Tommy Edman added three singles and drove in two runs for St. Louis. The Cardinals returned home after dropping three straight at the Padres to win their fourth consecutive game this season against Pittsburgh.
Associated PressVasilevskiy stops 32, Lightning top Panthers 3-1 in Game 2
Andrei Vasilevskiy stopped 32 shots, Steven Stamkos and Ondrej Palat had first-period goals and the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Florida Panthers 3-1 on Tuesday night to take a 2-0 lead in their Central Division first-round playoff series. It's the seventh time that the Lightning have won the first two games a series, the third time doing so on the road.
ReutersOil falls on concerns of Iranian supply return, inflation fears
Oil prices fell for a second day on Wednesday on the potential of Iranian supply returning and as investors sold on speculation that inflation fears might lead the U.S. Federal Reserve to raise interest rates, which could limit economic growth. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures dropped 73 cents, or 1.1%, to $64.76 a barrel at 0241 GMT, following a 1.2% fall on Tuesday. Brent crude futures also fell 73 cents, or 1.1%, to $67.98 a barrel, after dropping 1.1% on Tuesday.
- NY Daily News
Barack Obama’s ‘PTSD’ daughters unlikely to follow in his footsteps, says ex-president
Former President Barack Obama doesn’t see his daughters Malia and Sasha following in his footsteps. He’s just happy they’ve achieved a sense of normalcy. Obama, who left office in 2017, told “The Late Late Show” host James Corden that being trailed by Secret Service agents during their teenage years has probably soured his daughters on the idea of going into public service. “They still have ...
- Miami Herald
Florida Panthers, and hopes of fans, in peril with 3-1 Game 2 playoff loss to Tampa Bay | Opinion
How much do you still believe now, Florida Panthers fans? Better question: Is that faith fortified with actual confidence, or wobbling on the balsa wood legs of wishful thinking?
- Reuters
Asian shares slip, bitcoin tumbles as inflation worries linger
MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan dropped 0.3% though Hong Kong and South Korea are closed for holiday. Mainland China's CSI300 slipped 0.6% while Japan's Nikkei lost 1.1%. The S&P 500 lost 0.85%, with telecom shares leading the decline, while the Nasdaq Composite dropped 0.56%.
- Associated Press
Cuba baseball squad without visas as Olympic qualifier nears
Just over a week before the start of the Americas Olympic qualifying tournament in Florida, the Cuban team does not have visas to travel to the United States, athletes and officials said Tuesday. Finally last week the athletes and their managers presented the documentation to the U.S. Embassy in Cuba, which has had its consular area closed since 2017 by order of then President Donald Trump. The Cuban team has spent months training for the qualifying tournament in the hopes of representing their country in this year's Tokyo Olympics, team captain Frederich Cepeda said.
- Associated Press
LEADING OFF: Trout sidelined, Kluber faces Rangers
Angels star Mike Trout could be out past the All-Star break after straining his right calf on the bases. Trout is expected to miss six to eight weeks. The three-time AL MVP made an early exit Monday night in a 7-4 win over Cleveland.
- Entertainment Weekly
The Voice recap: Former champ Jake Hoot performs with Kelly Clarkson as the Final Five is revealed
Tonight's results show will take us from our Top 9 to the Top 5, with those five artists heading into next week's finale on 'The Voice'
- Associated Press
Twins' Duffey ejected after throwing at Yermín Mercedes
Minnesota Twins reliever Tyler Duffey was ejected Tuesday night after throwing behind Chicago White Sox designated hitter Yermín Mercedes. With one out in the seventh and the White Sox up 4-2, Mercedes came to the plate and Duffey threw the first pitch of the at-bat behind the slugger’s legs. Duffey and manager Rocco Baldelli then were ejected by home plate umpire Jim Reynolds.
- Associated Press
Colombia rebel group claims leader 'Jesus Santrich' slain
A rebel leader who abandoned the 2016 peace accord with Colombia’s government and had been at large for three years was killed by Colombian troops in Venezuela, his new armed group said Tuesday. Seuxis Hernandez — known more commonly by his nom de guerre of Jesus Santrich — was one of the chief negotiators for the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia in peace talks with the Colombian government. In a statement posted on its website, Santrich's new rebel group, the Second Marquetalia Movement, said the 53-year-old insurgent was killed Monday by a Colombian commando unit that illegally entered Venezuelan territory.
- USA TODAY
Fact check: Image from 1962 newspaper doesn't show futuristic vision of 2022
The photo traces back to an Italian news story about the future of transportation in cities.
- Associated Press
Jarry rebounds with 37 saves, Pens even series with Isles
Tristan Jarry bounced back from a shaky performance to stop 37 shots, and the Pittsburgh Penguins evened their first-round playoff series with the New York Islanders with a taut 2-1 victory on Tuesday night. Jarry, who gave up four goals in the opener, picked up the first playoff win of his career as Pittsburgh won for just the second time in its last 12 postseason games. Game 3 is Thursday night in New York.
- Reuters
New York state probe of Trump Organization is now criminal -attorney general
The New York state attorney general's office said on Tuesday it has told the Trump Organization its investigation of the company run by former President Donald Trump is now a criminal probe, not purely civil. Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus Vance, a Democrat, has been investigating Trump’s pre-presidency business dealings for more than two years. "We have informed the Trump Organization that our investigation into the organization is no longer purely civil in nature," spokesman Fabien Levy said in a statement.
- LA Times
Israel and Hamas have been here before. How might it end this time?
Past fighting between Israel and Hamas offers a window into current conflict — and how it could end
- NY Daily News
Mets use makeshift lineup to beat Braves for second consecutive game
ATLANTA – The Mets are 2 for 2 in unlikely wins against the division-rival Braves. In what will certainly be remembered as an important three-game series in Atlanta over the course of a full 162-game season, the Mets stole two surprising wins from the Braves using a makeshift lineup and a whole bunch of relievers. The Mets achieved their latest victory at the hands of one of their last original ...
- Business Insider
Problem Solvers Caucus, a key bipartisan group, backs congressional inquiry into January 6 US Capitol riot, as members of the GOP defect from McCarthy's stance
More than 75% of the group's 58 members supported the call to form a commission that would examine the lead up and response to the insurrection.
- Associated Press
Former Maui Pineapple workers receive $4.8M after abuse case
The U.S. government has collected more than half of a $8.1 million court judgement awarded six years ago to 54 Thai farmworkers abused while working on a Maui pineapple plantation, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said Tuesday. The Justice and Treasury departments collected $4.8 million from Maui Pineapple and its entities, and the EEOC will distribute the money to the workers, said Anna Park, the commission's regional attorney. The agencies will continue to collect funds owed the workers until the full judgment is satisfied, she said.
- Associated Press
Cubs' Rizzo exits game because of tightness in lower back
Cubs slugger Anthony Rizzo exited Chicago's game against the Washington Nationals on Tuesday night because of tightness in his lower back. Rizzo grounded out to end a two-run third against Patrick Corbin and did some stretches at first base prior to the fourth inning. Manager David Ross and a trainer went out to check on him.