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Francisco Lindor put on an absolute clinic at Citi Field Monday night, going yard twice and adding a triple off the top of the fence, driving in six runs as the Mets dismantled the Braves fourteen to three. Marcus Semien cracked a two-run shot to break a three-all tie, and Tyrone Taylor kept his hot streak alive with a three-run blast in the seventh. Dominant.
Shifting to soccer, Bayern Munich have locked up Bara Sapoko Ndiaye on a five-year deal, filling the void left by Leon Goretzka's departure. The transfer fee has now been officially disclosed, signaling that Bayern are serious about reinforcing their midfield ahead of the new Bundesliga campaign. A statement signing from one of Europe's most demanding clubs.
And in Minnesota, the Vikings made a notable move on the eve of training camp, signing linebacker and safety Jamal Adams. The former All-Pro brings veteran edge and versatility to a defense looking to assert itself heading into the season. Adams has had his injury battles, but when healthy, that man changes the dynamic of a secondary in a hurry.
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