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Yahoo
18-05-2025
- Sport
- Yahoo
Watch: Skylan King talks about GlenOak's win at the Federal League track and field meet
Nick Castellanos' three-run home run gives the Phillies a five-run lead in the 8th Just what the doctor ordered! For the third time tonight, a Phillie has an opposite field home run, this one courtesy of Nick Castellanos to give the Phillies a five-run lead, Castellanos' three-run home run gives the Phillies a five-run lead in the 8th originally appeared on NBC Sports Philadelphia 1:09 Now Playing Paused Ad Playing
Yahoo
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Phillies' Nick Castellanos and Wife Jess Welcome New Child
During the Philadelphia Phillies' most recent playoff runs, there has been one constant in the stands that Phillies fans have loved watching. It's been the reaction of Nick Castellanos' son Liam reacting to his father and the Phillies. Michelle Castellanos posted on Twitter/X that Nick and his wife Jess Castellanos welcomed their latest child into their family. She posted: "God has blessed us. Our newest angel has arrived. Mom and baby are doing well." The newest member of the Castellanos family joins Liam and Otto as Nick and Jess's children. The Phillies had an off-day on Thursday, May 15, which provided great timing for the Castellanos family, allowing Nick to show up without any conflicts of interest. Advertisement The Phillies fandom has embraced Castellanos since he signed a five-year deal worth $100 million. The 33-year-old has played just over three years in Philadelphia, but has made his mark on the city. One of the ways the Castellanos family has had an impact on the city has been the bond between Nick and Liam. During various Phillies' games over the past three seasons, Liam could be spotted int he stands cheering his father on. During the Phillies NLDS series against the New York Mets, the two shared a special moment after Nick hit a walk-off. The bond the two share has warmed the hearts of Phillies fans, and led to the city fully embracing the Castellanos family. Philadelphia has supported the Castellanos family from the moment they arrived in the city, and the interaction Castellanos has with his family is a major catalyst for that support. Advertisement In response to the post from Michelle Castellanos, Phillies' fans have shown an outpouring of love and support for the Castellanos family. The city has showered the Castellanos family with love and support, and the new addition to the Castellanos family will be not different. The baseball world, and especially Phillies fans, sent their congratulations to the Castellanos family amid a major moment in the personal lives of the Nick, Jess, Liam, and Otto Castellanos. Related: Cole Hamels Sends Message to Phillies' Front Office After Decision Related: Phillies Trade Idea Lands $315 Superstar, Sends Bryce Harper Back to OF
Straits Times
11-05-2025
- Sport
- Straits Times
Lazio snatch draw with 10-man Juventus in battle for top-four Serie A finish
Lazio's Matias Vecino equalising in the Italian Serie A match against Juventus at the Olimpico stadium in Rome on Italy on May 10, 2025. PHOTO: EPA-EFE Lazio substitute Matias Vecino struck a stoppage-time equaliser to earn a 1-1 draw at home to 10-man Juventus in the battle for Champions League qualifying places in Serie A on Saturday. Juve broke the deadlock in the 51st minute through Randal Kolo Muani, who nodded past goalkeeper Christos Mandas, before Vecino levelled with a header six minutes into added time. Juventus had defender Pierre Kalulu sent off on the hour mark for a foul on striker Taty Castellanos. With two games left, Juventus once more missed a chance to strengthen their grip on fourth place after they were held 1-1 by seventh-placed Bologna last weekend. Juve are now level on 64 points with Lazio in fifth and a point above sixth-placed AS Roma, who can move above them into fourth when they visit third-placed Atalanta (68) on Monday. Juventus have won only two of their last six league games. Lazio, who are on a seven-game unbeaten league run, had their first attempt on target through Fisayo Dele-Bashiru in the third minute but his low effort at the near post was kept out by goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio. The first half was largely short on action after that but following the break Weston McKennie crossed from the left and French forward Kolo Muani put the visitors in front. However, Igor Tudor's side were down to 10 men shortly afterwards when Kalulu was shown a straight red card for lashing out at Castellanos. Lazio were on the front foot from then on and Juve's Manuel Locatelli had to clear Pedro's effort with about 15 minutes left before Di Gregorio saved Mario Gila's header after a corner. The hosts were then awarded a penalty just before the end after Juventus keeper brought Castellanos down chasing after the ball near the goal line on the right side of the box. However, the referee reversed his decision after a VAR check showed the Argentina forward was offside. Di Gregorio then made another great save to keep out a Castellanos header late in added time but had no chance when Vecino pounced on a rebound to score from close range. Juve were still without suspended striker Kenan Yildiz and only had nine players on the bench, with midfielder Teun Koopmeiners and defender Andrea Cambiaso also out injured. REUTERS Join ST's Telegram channel and get the latest breaking news delivered to you.
Daily Tribune
11-05-2025
- Sport
- Daily Tribune
Lazio snatch last-gasp draw with Champions League rivals Juve
AFP | Rome Matias Vecino snatched a precious 1-1 draw for Lazio against 10-man Juventus with a stoppage-time equaliser in an enthralling battle between top-four rivals. Uruguayan Vecino tapped home from close range after a miraculous Michele Di Gregorio save from Valentin Castellanos to spare Lazio from what would have been a painful defeat. Juventus, who played for over half an hour with 10 men after Pierre Kalulu was sent off for striking out at Lazio striker Castellanos, stay fourth. But Igor Tudor's team are level on 64 points with Lazio in fifth, with sixth-placed Roma a point behind ahead of their clash at Atalanta on Monday night. Randal Kolo Muani netted Juve's goal in the 51st minute at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, his seventh goal in Italy's top flight since signing on loan from Paris Saint-Germain in January. Juve thought they were set to win when they survived a penalty scare moments before Vecino's leveller, when Di Gregorio brought down Castellanos who was then ruled by VAR to have been offside. But Vecino stepped up to save a point for Lazio and leave the fight for the final two Champions League spots firmly in the balance.
Sharjah 24
11-05-2025
- Sport
- Sharjah 24
Lazio snatch last-gasp draw with Champions League rivals Juve
Uruguayan Vecino tapped home from close range after a miraculous Michele Di Gregorio save from Valentin Castellanos to spare Lazio from what would have been a painful defeat. 10 men Juventus, who played for over half an hour with 10 men after Pierre Kalulu was sent off for striking out at Lazio striker Castellanos, stay fourth. But Igor Tudor's team are level on 64 points with Lazio in fifth, with sixth-placed Roma a point behind ahead of their clash at Atalanta on Monday night. Randal Kolo Muani netted Juve's goal in the 51st minute at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome, his seventh goal in Italy's top flight since signing on loan from Paris Saint-Germain in January. Juve thought they were set to win when they survived a penalty scare moments before Vecino's leveller, when Di Gregorio brought down Castellanos who was then ruled by VAR to have been offside. But Vecino stepped up to save a point for Lazio and leave the fight for the final two Champions League spots firmly in the balance.
