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In Detroit, the Tigers are grinding through the noise. Despite swirling trade rumors around ace Tarik Skubal and Casey Mize, the Tigers took down the Athletics eight to six in Sacramento. Kevin McGonigle, Gleyber Torres, and Max Clark — who launched his first career big league home run — did the damage at the plate. Detroit keeps its head down and keeps winning.
Across the Atlantic, England's netball side came up short in their bid for Commonwealth Games bronze, falling to Australia sixty-eight to fifty. It was a tough one — Australia simply outclassed them from the opening whistle, and England never found the rhythm they needed to make a real contest of it. A disappointing finish for a squad that had higher ambitions heading into the tournament.
And in MLS, Jonathan Sirois was the story in Carson on Saturday night. The FC Dallas keeper made nine saves — nine — to help his side earn a scoreless draw against the Los Angeles Galaxy. Dallas didn't generate much going forward, but Sirois stood on his head and made sure they didn't leave empty-handed.
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