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Jose Ramirez did something Friday night that only one other Guardian has ever done. The Cleveland third baseman crushed a sixth-inning home run in a five to three win over Oakland, pushing his career RBI total to one thousand. Earl Averill is the only other player in franchise history to reach that mark, and Ramirez did it the only way he knows how — quietly, relentlessly, and with the game on the line.
Meanwhile in Atlanta, the Braves have punched their ticket back to October. After a losing campaign in twenty twenty-five, Atlanta has bounced back in a serious way and is now postseason-bound. The question isn't whether the Braves belong in the playoffs — it's whether anyone in the National League is ready to deal with them come October.
And in college football, Miami quarterback Darian Mensah is rewriting the record books. The Hurricanes signal-caller completed his first twenty-four passes against Wake Forest, shattering the ACC record for consecutive completions. Miami outlasted the Demon Deacons in a game that felt close until Mensah made it feel anything but.
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