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Caitlin Clark put the WNBA on notice Friday night in Indianapolis, dropping a career-high forty-five points on the Seattle Storm in a one-ten to one-oh-seven Fever victory. She also knocked down her two-hundredth career three-pointer, reaching that mark in just thirty-four games — faster than anyone in league history. That's not a hot streak, that's a redefinition of the position.
Over at Fenway, the Rays returned from the All-Star break looking like they hadn't quite packed their bags yet. Boston took it five to three, with Tampa's defense doing the offense no favors. Junior Caminero gave the Rays a pulse with a third-inning home run, but Mason Englert couldn't hold the fort, and the Red Sox made them pay. Not the statement return Tampa was hoping for.
And off the ice, the Florida Panthers suspended equipment manager Thaddeus Richards indefinitely after his arrest Friday in Coral Springs. Richards faces charges of misdemeanor battery related to domestic violence and unauthorized use of nine-one-one services. He's currently being held in Broward County. The Panthers have not commented further, but the suspension was immediate.
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