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Belt’s blast in 18th inning lifts Giants over Nats in marathon
Associated Press WASHINGTON Brandon Belt homered off Tanner Roark in the 18th inning, lifting
KC’s scrappy small ball gives Angels royal pains
The Kansas City Royals, that scrappy run-run-run team quickly endearing itself to baseball purists, is proving small ball works on the game’s biggest stage.
Carpenter, Cards club Kershaw to capture unexpected slugfest
Matt Carpenter and the St. Louis Cardinals won a slugfest no one saw coming.
Baltimore blasts Detroit pen again
Down by three runs in the eighth inning, the Baltimore Orioles had every reason to believe they could rally against the Tigers.
Peavy, Giants relievers shut down Nats in opener
Put Jake Peavy on the San Francisco Giants, and he suddenly turns into quite a postseason performer.
sRACING roundup
NASCAR-SPRINT CUP Harvick tops Kansas record to win pole KANSAS CITY, Kan. Kevin Harvick is
On the links | Friday’s professional golf roundup
ALFRED DUNHILL LINKS ST. ANDREWS, SCOTLAND Raphael Jacquelin of France birdied his last two
Balanced Phantoms earn season’s first win
Balanced Phantoms earn season’s first win ANN ARBOR, MICH. The Youngstown Phantoms used a
Buckeyes on history-making roll on offense
Urban Meyer came to Ohio State three years ago with the reputation of having a hurry-up, quick-play, no-huddle, high-scoring offense.
Packers pummel Vikings at rainy Lambeau
Even Julius Peppers found his way across the goal line through the mist against the Minnesota Vikings.
Orioles rout Tigers in ALDS opener
In his 2014 debut against the hard-hitting Orioles, Max Scherzer found out quickly that a poor pitch can go a long way — in the other direction.
On the links | Thursday’s professional golf results
ALFRED DUNHILL LINKS ST. ANDREWS, SCOTLAND Rory McIlroy found himself nine shots off the lead
Pettine: No gimmees on Browns’ schedule
The Browns’ upcoming schedule looks pillowy soft, comfortable. It’s appealing for sure, loaded with games they can — and maybe should — win.