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Brayden McNabb is back, and the Vegas Golden Knights couldn't be happier about it. The defenseman took a puck to the face in Game two of the Stanley Cup Final, but he returned Saturday and was right back in the starting lineup for Game three against Carolina at T-Mobile Arena. Tough as they come.
Shifting to the pitch, Mauricio Pochettino says he can finally feel the energy he's been waiting for from American soccer fans. The U.S. men's national team dropped a two to one decision to Germany at Soldier Field Saturday in their final tune-up before the World Cup kicks off, but Pochettino walked away encouraged by the atmosphere building around this squad heading into the tournament.
And some tough news out of Los Angeles — Tyler Glasnow's back situation just got more serious. The Dodgers starter hasn't thrown a single pitch since May eighth, still hasn't been cleared to even begin a throwing program, and the club officially moved him to the sixty-day injured list Saturday. That's a significant blow to a rotation that was counting on him.
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