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The Los Angeles Dodgers are heading into the playoffs shorthanded after their eleven million dollar veteran went down with a season-ending injury Saturday. It's a brutal blow to a roster that was counting on his experience, and now the front office scrambles to fill that void when October baseball begins.
Shifting to the pitch, the United States Men's National Team got themselves a moment to remember as eighteen-year-old Julian Hall announced himself on the international stage in a four to one dismantling of Peru. He came off the bench, scored, assisted, and wore his mother's Polish surname Zakrzewski across his back — a debut that was equal parts talent and heart.
And in Cleveland — well, Los Angeles now — the Myles Garrett injury timeline is coming into sharper focus. Ian Rapoport reports the star defensive end will need roughly six weeks to recover from knee surgery, meaning the Rams could be without their marquee pass rusher for nearly half the season before he even suits up again.
That's your play-by-play. Sports Desk, back to the booth.
