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Kelsey Mitchell made history Friday night in Toronto, pouring in thirty-three points to push her season total to one thousand thirty-four, breaking A'ja Wilson's single-season WNBA scoring record with a third-quarter three-pointer. The Fever rolled one-oh-three to eighty-five, and Mitchell had no idea the locker room celebration was for her.
Meanwhile in the AL Central, Chicago's White Sox let a six-run lead evaporate in the worst possible way, dropping an eleven to eight gut-punch to Detroit as Hao-Yu Lee and Riley Greene went back-to-back in a five-run eighth. Chicago falls one game behind Cleveland with eight to play, and the Rangers are now right behind them after beating Toronto seven to one.
Speaking of Texas, Corey Seager's RBI double sparked a four-run second inning as the Rangers reached five hundred for the twenty-third time this season, pulling within one of that final wild-card spot. The playoff picture is tightening fast, and September is not done with any of these clubs yet.
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