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Ty Gibbs has six consecutive finishes of sixth or better, with his latest finish being his best. The 23-year-old Joe Gibbs Racing drivers victory last Sunday at Bristol Motor Speedway allowed him to continue to climb in these rankings. Tyler Reddick, though, with four wins and six top-10 finishes in the eight races this year, remains in the No. 1 spot. Here are my power rankings heading into the race this weekend at Kansas Speedway: Dropped out:Austin Cindric (Last Week: 9), Brad Keselowski (Last Week: 10). On the verge:Chris Buescher, Austin Cindric, Brad Keselowski, Joey Logano, Daniel Suarez, Bubba Wallace 10. Ryan Preece (Last Week: Not Ranked)RFK Racing No. 60 Ford Preece had finished 11th, 12th or 13th in the last four races heading into Bristol, where he placed eighth. Hed like more top 10s, but theres something to be said about Preece's consistency. 9. Christopher Bell(Last Week: 7)Joe Gibbs Racing No. 20 Toyota Bell had an awful day at Bristol with a speeding penalty and then hit the wall as he tried to rally. His 27th-place day was one to forget. 8. Chase Briscoe (Last Week: Not Ranked)Joe Gibbs Racing No. 18 Toyota Briscoe ran among the leaders all day at Bristol, as he finished fourth in the first stage, fifth in the second stage and fifth in the race. After a rough start to the year, hes moved up to 17th in the standings and is just one point out of a Chase spot. 7. William Byron(Last Week: 6)Hendrick Motorsports No. 24 Chevrolet Byron had steering rack issues in qualifying. And while they made fixes prior to the race, Byron never got the handle on the car, and he was five laps down in 30th by the end of the race at Bristol. 6. Chase Elliott(Last Week: 4)Hendrick Motorsports No. 9 Chevrolet Coming off the Martinsville win, Elliott had a meh weekend. He started 18th and finished 24th at Bristol on a day when he spun during the race and finished one lap down. 5. Denny Hamlin(Last Week: 2)Joe Gibbs Racing No. 11 Toyota Hamlin looked like he could potentially challenge for the win early at Bristol, but he faded over the final stage and finished ninth. Hes still third in the Cup standings and will be a threat this weekend at Kansas. 4. Kyle Larson(Last Week: 8)Hendrick Motorsports No. 5 Chevrolet Larson led a race-high 284 laps at Bristol but in the end finished third with what he felt was the third-best car in the field. He has to be looking forward to Kansas, where he won a year ago. 3. Ryan Blaney (Last Week: 3)Team Penske No. 12 Ford Blaney looked like he was going to earn his second win of the season before a late caution at Bristol, where he opted to take four tires. He couldnt rally past Gibbs, though. He had to settle for second on a day when he led 190 laps, and it would have been more if his pit crew had executed better. 2. Ty Gibbs (Last Week: 5)Joe Gibbs Racing No. 54 Toyota Hes a winner in the Cup Series now. Gibbs continues his great run with five top-five finishes in his last six races (and sixth in the other race). He never led a lap until the final 25 laps and held off two Cup champions (Blaney and Larson) for the win. 1. Tyler Reddick (Last Week: 1)23XI Racing No. 45 Toyota Reddick didnt lead a lap but started second and finished fourth. Thats a solid day for a team and driver who needed to improve on the short tracks.

Ruturaj Gaikwad is facing a huge issue. As the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) opener, his returns with the bat so far have been 6, 28, 7, 15 and 7

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Tuesday night's No. 9 vs. No. 10 play-in game between the Charlotte Hornets and Miami Heat should be a fun one. On one side, you have the surprising Hornets, who have been one of the NBA's teams since January. It's been a long time since they've been on this kind of stage, and we should be curious to see how their run plays out. On the other side, you have the usually competitive, tough-nosed Heat, who have kind of become a mainstay in the play-in tournament (fortunately or unfortunately, depending on how you look at it). Who's announcing this game and setting the stage on Amazon? Why, it's none other than the duo of play-by-play person Eric Collins and color analyst Dell Curry, who are, coincidentally, the home announcers for the Hornets and also do national broadcasting for Amazon. The game begins at 7:30 p.m. Eastern on Tuesday on Amazon Prime. Enjoy the matchup, everyone!This article originally appeared on For The Win: Heat-Hornets announcers for NBA play-in game on Amazon

Matt Crocker quit as sporting director of the U.S. Soccer Federation on Tuesday, just two months ahead of the World Cup, to take a new job in Saudi Arabia.

Canadian doubles tennis player Gabriela Dabrowski is donating $20 for every game she wins this season to the 1in3 Fund, aimed at eliminating violence against women. The fund was created after the 2024 murder of Ugandan long-distance runner, Rebecca Cheptegei.

Initially, the 46-year-old showed minimal contrition - despite even getting a code of conduct warning from his round - when he spoke at the end of the day about it.

Sergio Garcia apologized Tuesday for his tantrum during the final round of the Masters when he tore up the turf after a bad drive on the second hole and then broke his driver against a bench.Geoff Yang, chairman of the Masters competitions committee, issued a code-of-conduct warning to the Garcia on the fourth tee. The conduct policy was new to the Masters this year.I want to apologize for my actions Sunday at The Masters tournament, Garcia said in a social media post. I respect and value everything that The Masters and Augusta National Golf Club is to golf. I regret the way I acted and it has no place in our game. It doesn't reflect the respect and appreciation I have for The Masters, the patrons, tournament officials and golf fans around the world.Garcia, the 2017 champion, began with a bogey and then hit a weak fade on the par-5 second hole that was headed to the bunker. He recoiled his driver onto the tee, and then turned and slammed his club into the turf.Without repairing the damage, Garcia then smacked his driver against a wooden bench holding a water cooler, and the head of the club was left dangling from the shaft.Garcia declined to discuss what was said by the official, saying after his round, Im not going to tell you. When asked about it again he replied, Next question."He also did not apologize for his behavior after his closing 75 to finish in 52nd place among the 54 players who made the cut.Just obviously not super proud of it, but sometimes it happens, Garcia said.Garcia has not finished in the top 10 in the 29 majors he has played since beating Justin Rose in a playoff at Augusta National in 2017. He has missed the cut six times in eight appearances at the Masters since winning.Asked about his record, Garcia said, Bad golf. When a reporter asked him to be more specific, Garcia said, Bad shots.Garcia was disqualified in 2019 at the Saudi International for damaging greens in frustration. His antics over the years include angrily kicking off his shoe when he slipped during a tee shot at the World Match Play in 2001, and the shoe nearly struck an official.He also spit into a cup during a World Golf Championship at Doral after three-putting.The PGA Tour has been developing the code-of-conduct policy the last few years, and the Masters was the first tournament to put it into effect. The PGA Championship also be using it next month at Aronimink Golf Club.After the warning, a second violation during the tournament is a two-shot penalty, while a third violation would mean disqualification. ___AP golf: https://apnews.com/hub/golf