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The Los Angeles Rams have named eleven team captains heading into the two thousand twenty six season, and the headline is who's new to that list. Myles Garrett, Trent McDuffie, and Joe Cardona earned the honor as first-year Rams, a statement about the culture Matthew Stafford and company have built in that locker room.
Meanwhile in New York, the Mets gutted out a three to two win over the AL-leading Tampa Bay Rays Monday night, and the story was thirty six year old Robert Stock, who turned in the best start of his career. His first win as a major league starter, and his first win of any kind since two thousand nineteen. Sometimes the game gives you a moment, and Stock grabbed his.
And out in Chicago, the White Sox made a pair of moves to bolster their outfield, acquiring Tommy Pham from Philadelphia and Jake Cave from Tampa Bay in exchange for cash considerations. Veteran depth with a purpose, and the Sox are signaling they believe this stretch run is worth investing in.
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