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Newsweek
11 hours ago
- Sport
- Newsweek
Braves Blockbuster? Atlanta Ace Could Be Valuable Trade Deadline Piece
Based on facts, either observed and verified firsthand by the reporter, or reported and verified from knowledgeable sources. Newsweek AI is in beta. Translations may contain inaccuracies—please refer to the original content. The Atlanta Braves should be very aggressive sellers at the trade deadline. With a few days to go, Atlanta could be looking to cut ties with more than a handful of its best players. FanSided's Christopher Kline recently suggested the Braves could cut ties with ace Chris Sale despite a lack of hard evidence that Atlanta is looking to do so. ATLANTA, GA - JULY 15: Jacob deGrom #48 of the Texas Rangers and Chris Sale #51 of the Atlanta Braves talk before the MLB All-Star Game at Truist Park on July 15, 2025 in Atlanta,... ATLANTA, GA - JULY 15: Jacob deGrom #48 of the Texas Rangers and Chris Sale #51 of the Atlanta Braves talk before the MLB All-Star Game at Truist Park on July 15, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia. More Matthew Grimes Jr./"All the reporting around Chris Sale suggests that Atlanta will pick up his $18 million club option for next season and run it back. That is reasonable. Sale won the NL Cy Young award in 2024 and he was a frontrunner yet again this season before an unfortunate rib injury," Kline wrote. "And yet, Sale is also 36 years old, with a long and troubling history of injuries far worse than a broken rib. It is more than fair to wonder if Atlanta is best served by selling high. "Sale, even hurt and even at his advanced age, would return a huge haul for the Braves. Contenders would line up around the block to add arguably the best left-handed arm in the National League. Sale's résumé has few equals in MLB and he's still throwing absolute gas in his 'old' age. He should be back for the playoffs in October, so this injury (in theory) is only a temporary setback." Let's be clear. The Braves haven't shown any indication that they're looking to trade Sale, but it's reasonable to speculate. Atlanta has all the pieces to compete next year if the right moves are made, but it would be very easy for their front office to be blown away by an offer from the Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees or Boston Red Sox. These teams have solid farm systems and a huge need for an ace. At the end of the day, it's unlikely, but that doesn't mean it's impossible. More MLB: Mets Cut Ties With Mark Vientos To Land $13 Million Ace In Hypothetical Trade
Indianapolis Star
a day ago
- Lifestyle
- Indianapolis Star
Popular 32 Degrees leggings are under $10 at this summer sale
Looking for an excuse to refresh your summer activewear? Look no further than the insane sale on popular 32 Degrees basics like workout leggings, skorts and joggers. Here's what to know: At the 32 Degrees Bottoms Sale, shoppers can save up to 80% on closet staples that are designed for men and women alike. You can find a super comfortable stretchy legging you can sport to a Pilates class for less than $10, a plush ankle pant you can style as a beach coverup for less than $15 and even elevated joggers for under $13 that you can comfortably don on your day off. Seriously, now is the time to stock up and save on pieces you'll want to wear on repeat. The one caveat: These 32 Degrees deals won't last long and many items are selling fast—so don't wait! Shop best-selling 32 Degrees styles on sale this week and treat your wardrobe to the end-of-summer upgrade it deserves just in time for fall: Save up to 80% at 32 Degrees Shop the 32 Degrees Bottoms Sale 32 Degrees is a popular apparel brand, known for its wide-ranging assortment of staple activewear and everyday basics—with styles that are built to last and keep you feeling comfortable. 32 Degrees offers a wide variety of stylish activewear and loungewear, but among its most popular products are the 32 Degrees Seamless Racerback Sports Bra, 32 Degrees Stretch Woven Skort and 32 Degrees Cool Long-Sleeve Hooded Sweatshirt. Shop more 32 Degrees best-sellers Yes! Besides hosting regular sales, 32 Degrees also has a dedicated "Deals of the Week" section on its website, which features a bevy of fantastic, rotating discounts; this week's include a price drop on the 32 Degrees Casual Work Pant, savings on the 32 Degrees Comfort Crew Socks bundle and more. For a limited time, 32 Degrees is also offering summer savings of up to 80% off and giving away a free gift with purchase; simply sign up to receive emails from 32 Degrees and you'll get a redeemable coupon delivered to your inbox. Through the 32 Degrees newsletter, subscribers will be the first to learn of flash sales, discounts and more.
ABC News
22-07-2025
- ABC News
Chrismas gifts ruined in ram-raid on children's chairity shop in Sale
A Victorian charity store full of donated Christmas gifts for foster children has been ram-raided before it had a chance to open. At 1:30am on Tuesday an allegedly stolen car was reversed into the front window of the shop on Raymond Street in Sale. The store is the new home of A Better Life for Foster Kids. "The shop was there to do our Christmas presents for the kids in out-of-home care and now this has set us back at least a month," charity founder Heather Baird said. "We had only just got the shop … we don't really need this at this time of year. Ms Baird said the stock would have to be thrown out. "We can't take the chance that there's any glass or slivers or anything, so that means we will have to disregard all of those things," she said. Four Melbourne men aged between 20 and 22 were arrested this morning in Darnum, about 100 kilometres west of Sale. Detective Sergeant Margaret Schulz said police did not believe it was a targeted incident. Debbie Clancy, the owner of the Town Square Boutique next door, said the incident was concerning. "I have never seen something like this happen here," she said. "Unfortunately, it is a changing landscape in Australia — not just in this rural community, but all over." Ms Clancy, who has owned her store for 24 years, said she had noticed a rise in crime on the street in the last year. "Everyone is working hard to stop it — the locals, the police, but I really believe it comes back to the legal system," she said. On Tuesday morning the Sale Business and Tourism Association held a meeting with Raymond Street business owners and police. "There are a number of shops, not only on the main street but throughout Sale, that have had break-ins or things stolen," president Julian McIvor said. Ms Baird is still coming to grips with the incident. "At this stage I haven't really gotten anywhere, started with anything," she said. "We didn't have insurance on the contents of the shop at this stage because it … was just all a little bit too quick." Ms Baird hopes the community will help the charity get back on track. "Just get behind us, support us," she said.
Time Out
22-07-2025
- Time Out
Time to fly! Jetstar's major Japan and South Korea sale is live, with flights from just $130
Drop everything and pull out your credit card: Jetstar just dropped a huge Japan and South Korea flight sale, with fares from Australia starting at just $130 one-way. That's even cheaper than a domestic flight from the East to West Coast. With departures from Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brisbane and Cairns, you could be on your way to Osaka, Tokyo or Seoul in just a few months. How good! Jetstar's Japan and South Korea Sale is happening right now and ends at 11.59pm on Thursday, July 24 – unless sold out prior. We reckon these hot airfares will go fast, so if you're keen for a holiday filled with hearty ramen and 7-Eleven snacks, or spicy kimchi and K-barbecue, jump on these bad boys now. Flights to Osaka and Tokyo start at just $130 from Cairns or $155 from Brisbane. You can also fly from Sydney to Osaka from $165 or Tokyo for $253, from Melbourne to either city for $266, and from Adelaide for $319. Cheap fares to Seoul are also available, starting at $155 from Brisbane, $170 from Sydney and $270 from Melbourne. Just note, some of these trips include a scenic stopover in Cairns or Sydney, with travel dates between early October 2025 and late May 2025. If you're heading to Osaka, you'll need to check out Time Out Market Osaka – the first one to ever open in Asia Pacific – featuring dishes from first-class local chefs, the city's top restaurants, bars and cultural experiences, all under one roof and curated by Time Out's editors. Call us biased, but it rocks. You can find out the best things to do in Osaka here, then book your flights asap here. 🔮
Time Out
22-07-2025
- Time Out
Run! Jetstar has dropped a huge Japan sale, with flights from Sydney to Tokyo starting at just $253
Stop what you're doing and get out your credit card: Jetstar has launched a pretty sweet flight deal to the Land of the Rising Sun, with airfares from Sydney to Tokyo starting at just $253 one-way. That's around about as much as it'd cost you to fly to Melbourne. You can also snap up flights from Sydney to Osaka from $165 one-way – and if you're keen for a kimchi and Korean-barbecue fix, you can fly from Sydney to Seoul from $170 per person. How good. Jetstar's Japan and South Korea Sale is on right now and ends at 11.59pm on Thursday, July 24 – unless sold out prior. We reckon these hot airfares will go fast, so if you're keen for a holiday filled with jewel-toned sashimi, hearty ramen, 7-Eleven snacks and late-night neon-street strolling, jump on these bad boys now. There are also super-cheap flights to Japan and South Korea available from Cairns, Brisbane, Melbourne and Adelaide – from as little as $130! If you're heading to Osaka, you'll need to check out Time Out Market Osaka – the first one to ever open in Asia Pacific – featuring dishes from first-class local chefs, the city's top restaurants, bars and cultural experiences, all under one roof and curated by Time Out's editors. Call us biased, but it rocks. And you'll need somewhere to stay, of course – Canopy by Hilton Osaka Umeda, a new five-star hotel that delivers the brand's signature hospitality with a refreshingly playful spin, is our pick. (You can find out the best things to do in Osaka here.) Tokyo-wise, our favourite hotel is The Tokyo Edition, Ginza, which may be one of the best places we've ever stayed. Be sure to also make a booking at super-cool izakaya Narukiyo, and for the best pizza outside of Italy, head to PST (trust us). Travel dates vary, with flights available between May and June next year, as well as ones for this coming spring and summer. Itching for a getaway? You can find out more about Jetstar's Japan and South Korea Sale here. .
