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Athletics pitcher Jeffrey Springs lost a no-hit bid Thursday with one out in the seventh inning against the New York Yankees when he allowed a single to Ben Rice.Springs walked Giancarlo Stanton after catcher Austin Wynns lost an ABS challenge on the previous pitch that was called a ball. On his 84th pitch, Rice hit an 83 mph slider for a clean single to right field.The A's held a 1-0 lead when Springs allowed Rice's hit.Springs allowed two baserunners in the third and ended the inning by getting a called third strike on Aaron Judge with his changeup. He ended the fifth by getting Jos Caballero on a flyball to deep left field.In the sixth, Springs won an ABS challenge that resulted in a called third strike to Ryan McMahon. He ended the sixth at 73 pitches after Judge softly grounded out to third.The As have thrown 13 no-hitters in franchise history. The last was achieved by Mike Fiers on May 7, 2019, in Oakland against the Cincinnati Reds.The Yankees have been no-hit eight times in team history. The last was a combined no-hitter by Houstons Cristian Javier, Hector Neris and Ryan Pressly on June 25, 2022, at Yankee Stadium.___AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/MLB

Magnus Carlsen, the world's leading chess player, agreed to pose for a photograph with his teenage opponent at a prestigious German tournament last week, only to immediately alert officials she was carrying a mobile phone.The incident occurred at the Grenke Chess Festival in Karlsruhe, where the 35-year-old Norwegian faced the 18-year-old Kazakhstani grandmaster Alua Nurman in a freestyle chess match.Video footage captured Nurman requesting the selfie as both players took their seats at the board. Carlsen obliged with a broad grin before walking across the hall to inform arbiter Michael Ruetten about the device.TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour SayThe official subsequently confiscated Nurman's phone before play commenced.Tournament regulations strictly prohibit electronic devices in the playing area, as phones could potentially be used to access chess engines or receive covert assistance through vibrations and hidden messages.Carlsen's decision sparked debate among chess enthusiasts online. Some accused the five-time world champion of being excessively pedantic, while supporters noted he was simply adhering to established protocol.Others suggested he may have actually protected Nurman from more serious consequences, as a victory while possessing a phone could have resulted in her expulsion from the competition.There was no indication that the young grandmaster intended to use the device for any improper purpose.Following a formal handshake, the pair began their contest, with Nurman mounting what observers described as a lengthy and determined resistance before eventually succumbing to defeat.Despite losing to the man widely considered the greatest chess player in history, the young Kazakhstani remained in high spirits. LATEST SPORT NEWS:Cristiano Ronaldo dragged into Saudi league cheating claims as England star launches scathing attackChampionship club's new stadium sparks council row as legal action launched over 'ancient' woodlandDarts bans transgender players in Women's only events in latest victory for female sportsShe secured second place in the women's category at the tournament.Nurman, who holds the top ranking among women under 20 in the International Chess Federation's classical world standings, shared the photograph on Instagram, where it quickly went viral."Dream come true! Truly enjoyable game," she wrote alongside the image, appearing entirely unfazed by the phone confiscation.Speaking to ChessBase India, Nurman explained her motivation for the photograph.She said: "When I saw the pairings, I was out of my mind. Last year tienne Bacrot also took a selfie. I thought like, why not? I'm very grateful that Magnus agreed to this."Carlsen, a 21-time world chess title holder who once possessed the highest classical rating in history, appeared relaxed about the episode.He said: "It's alright for me. I won both the games so I'm not complaining."The tournament itself was claimed by German grandmaster Vincent Keymer, with Carlsen finishing third after several draws.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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A Cape Air flight was forced to return to Nantucket, Massachusetts, on Monday shortly after takeoff when part of its cabin door opened in midair.The small plane had just departed from Nantucket Memorial Airport (ACK) and was on its way to Boston when the issue occurred, according to news outlet Nantucket Current.An Instagram video recorded by a passenger on board shows the upper section of the main cabin door partially opening mid-flight with plenty of commenters immediately weighing in on the incident.FLIGHT ATTENDANT'S COSTLY ERROR LEADS TO GROUNDING OF DELTA FLIGHT, LONG PASSENGER DELAYSDespite what happened, the aircraft remained stable and continued to operate normally.Fox News Digital reached out to Cape Air for comment about the incident.The pilot turned the plane around and landed back in Nantucket, without any reported injuries, the outlet noted.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTERPassengers were later transferred to another aircraft to complete their trip to Boston, with several praising the pilot for remaining calm under pressure."The pilot was amazing," a passenger told the Current. "The pilot did not panic but safely brought us back around the island to land. Probably flew for about 6 to8 minutes with the door open."The airline confirmed the incident to the local outlet.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIES"The aircraft was at a stable altitude and operated normally. The flight crew returned to ACK, and the aircraft landed safely without further incident," the airline's statement said.That particular aircraft has since been taken out of service as the company investigates what caused the issue."We are following all established safety procedures and will take any necessary actions based on our findings," the company said adding that passenger safety remains its top priority.TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZUsers commented on the video the passenger posted with many striking a lighter note about the situation."Isn't it a little cold for the window to be open at this time of the year?" one user wrote.Another user commented, "A little fresh air can't hurt."Fox News Digital previously reported on another airline situation that caused disruptions.A Delta flight at Pittsburgh International was left waiting on the tarmac after a flight attendant accidentally deployed the aircraft's emergency slide delaying passengers onboard.The mistake required maintenance crews to remove the slide before passengers could safely exit. Such incidents can cause airlines tens of thousands of dollars.Khloe Quill of Fox News Digital contributed reporting.

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