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Jhoan Durán delivers in debut as Phillies rallies to beat the Tigers 5-4
Jhoan Durán earned a save in his Philadelphia debut after Bryson Stott beat a throw to first base and was ruled safe on an overturned review call for the go-ahead RBI single in the eighth inning as the Phillies beat the Detroit Tigers 5-4 on Friday night. The Phillies trailed 3-0 in the seventh and 4-3 in the eighth, rallying each time against the AL Central leaders and setting the stage for Durán's ballyhooed debut. With former WWE star The Undertaker's gong setting the soundtrack, Durán entered with only iPhone lights on in the ballpark and flames on the big screen to create the dramatic mood. Duran did the rest in his first appearance since his trade-deadline acquisition from Minnesota. He retired the side in order in the ninth inning — on four pitches — for his 17th save. The Phillies rallied without slugger Bryce Harper, ejected in the seventh inning for arguing a called third strike on a check swing. Gleyber Torres hit a three-run homer off Phillies starter Ranger Suárez in the third inning for the early lead. Stott had a sacrifice fly and Trea Turner and Kyle Schwarber added run-scoring singles against Detroit's bullpen to make it 3-all. Wenceel Pérez hit a solo homer off Phillies reliver Orion Kerkering (6-4) in the eighth to give Detroit the 4-3 lead. Otto Kemp tied the game at 4 with an RBI double and the Phillies caught a break with two outs when Edmundo Sosa's slow roller in front of the plate was snagged by reliever Brenan Hanifee (3-3). His wild throw pulled first baseman Spencer Torkelson off the bag, allowing Sosa to reach and give the Phillies new life. Stott was ruled out on a grounder into the hole at short, but replay confirmed he was safe, giving Philadelphia a 5-4 lead. Hanifee's error doomed Detroit. The Phillies send ace RHP Zack Wheeler (9-4, 2.56 ERA) to the mound against Tigers LHP Tarik Skubal (10-3, 2.09).
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Grapevine freshman gets top honor on Texas 5A all-state baseball team
BRYAN, Texas (AP) — The Blue Bell/Texas Sports Writers Association Class 5A all-state baseball team, distributed by The Associated Press: FIRST TEAM Pitchers — Devin Miller, Aledo, sr.; Nolan Moore, New Braunfels, sr.; Benjamin Chen, Grapevine, sr. Relief pitcher — (tie) Turner Corey, Frisco Wakeland, sr.; Luke Sandefur, Aledo, jr. Catcher — Carter Rutenbar, Midlothian Heritage, sr. First baseman — Tye Briscoe, Abilene Wylie, sr. Second baseman — Mateo A. Garcia, La Joya Palmview, sr. Shortstop — Ben Reed, Whitehouse, jr. Third baseman — King Hatley, South Oak Cliff, sr. Outfielders — Luke Esquivel, Grapevine, fr.; Brooks Perez, Boerne, sr.; Dylan Perez, Boerne, sr. Designated hitter — Lucas Nawrocki, Aledo, jr. Player of the year — Esquivel, Grapevine Coach of the year — Jimmy Webster, Grapevine ___ SECOND TEAM Pitchers — Zeke Alexander, Frisco Wakeland, sr.; Korey Alston, SA MacArthur, sr.; Javier Garcia, James Nikki Rowe, sr. Relief pitcher — Owen Kuhl, Boerne Champion, soph. Catcher — Kason Kolle, Victoria East, jr. First baseman — (tie) Edwin Chavez, Dallas Sunset, sr.; Garrett Hutchins, Lovejoy, sr. Second baseman — (tie) Daren Garcia, PSJA North, sr.; Jojo Adams, Whitehouse, soph. Shortstop — Trae Hernandez, Corpus Christi Veterans Memorial, jr. Third baseman — Easton Autrey, Corsicana, jr. Outfielders — Ryan Steele, Victoria East, jr.; Aidan Ortiz, Corpus Christi Ray, sr.; Logan Corley, Lovejoy, jr. Designated hitter — Jaedyn Yamaguchi, Boerne Champion, jr. ___ THIRD TEAM Pitchers — Jordan Garza, Corpus Christi Veterans Memorial, jr.; Zachary Hampton, Corpus Christi Veterans Memorial, sr.; Brooks Nelson, McKinney North, jr. Relief pitcher — Cooper Gibson, Smithson Valley, soph. Catcher — (tie) Carson Sharp, Liberty Hill, jr.; Clayton Namken, New Braunfels, sr. First baseman — (tie) Jarett Boswell, Grapevine, sr.; Erik Herrera, PSJA North, sr. Second baseman — (tie) Landon Barnes, Aledo, jr.; Brett Holmes, Keller Fossil Ridge, sr. Shortstop — Cayden Campbell, Midlothian Heritage, sr. Third baseman — Romeo Castillo, San Antonio Southwest, sr. Outfielders — Antonio D'Amore, Melissa, sr.; Cole Haisler, Belton, sr.; Juan Aranda, Dallas Woodrow Wilson, sr. Designated hitter — (tie) Drake Bentke, Brenham, jr.; Joshua Viars, Prosper Walnut Grove, jr.
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Another sex toy gets thrown onto the court during a WNBA game
CHICAGO (AP) — A sex toy was tossed onto the court during a WNBA game for the second time this week. Video showed the sex toy out of bounds under a basket after a whistle was blown to stop play during the third quarter of the Golden State Valkyries' 73-66 victory over the Chicago Sky. An official then kicked it aside before it was picked up and removed. 'It's super disrespectful,' Sky center Elizabeth Williams said in the postgame press conference. 'I don't really get the point of it. It's really immature. Whoever is doing it needs to grow up.' A similar incident occurred Tuesday during the Valkyries' 77-75 victory over the Atlanta Dream in College Park, Georgia. 'I mean, first of all, it was super dangerous,' Valkyries forward Cecilia Zandalasini said after Tuesday's game. 'And then when we found out what it was, I guess we just started laughing. I've never seen anything like that. I'm just glad we worked through that situation. We stayed locked in, we stayed concentrated.' New York Liberty forward Isabelle Harrison commented on social media about the situation Friday. 'ARENA SECURITY?! Hello??!' Harrison said on X. 'Please do better. It's not funny. Never was funny. Throwing ANYTHING on the court is so dangerous.' ___ AP WNBA:
