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In Los Angeles, the Dodgers punched back against Philadelphia with a two to one win Tuesday night, leveling the series after dropping game one on Monday. Max Muncy was the story, launching a two-run homer that accounted for every run on the board — the second time this road trip he's carried the offensive load entirely on his own shoulders.
Shifting to the diamond in Texas, Rangers third baseman Josh Jung had to leave Tuesday's game against the White Sox with left calf tightness. Jung is the club's leading hitter, so his early exit is the kind of thing that gets a front office's attention fast. No official timeline yet, but any absence from a bat like his matters in a pennant race.
And over in the WNBA, Minnesota Lynx fans have been waiting on this one — Napheesa Collier is listed as probable and set to make her season debut Wednesday against Seattle. The Lynx are already sitting in first place, and now the perennial MVP candidate is walking back through the door. The league is officially on notice.
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