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Action has been taken. The Philadelphia Phillies have fired manager Rob Thomson in the wake of the team's 9-19 start, the team announced on Tuesday morning. Bench coach Don Mattingly, who was previously the manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Miami Marlins, will be Philadelphia's interim manager, while third base coach Dusty Wathan is now the team's bench coach. The Phillies recently lost 10 consecutive games, have lost 10 of their last 12 and their 9-19 mark is tied with the New York Mets for the worst record in MLB (32.1% winning percentage). Philadelphia's starting rotation has the worst ERA (5.80), WHIP (1.64) and opponent batting average (.307) in the sport. Meanwhile, its offense is 29th in batting average (.219) and on-base percentage (.294), 28th in runs (102) and hits (208) and 27th in slugging percentage (.362). Thomson was Philadelphia's bench coach from 2018-22 and promoted to interim manager when Joe Girardi was fired in June 2022. The Phillies then proceeded to reach the 2022 World Series and kept Thomson on a long-term deal. Philadelphia made the playoffs in each of the following three seasons (2023-25), with the Phillies posting a combined 355-270 record in the regular season and 21-17 in the postseason under Thomson from 2022-26. They won the NL East in 2024 and 2025.

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The 2026 NFL Draft is in the books, but the demand for content marches on, and some attention is already going towards the 2027 draft. So who are New Orleans Saints picking in next year's event? It's a fool's errand to try and predict that so far out, but gathering a list of names and prospects who should be on the Saints' radar does give us a promising watch list for the upcoming college football season. Most mock drafts use the reversed Super Bowl odds, which puts the Saints picking between seventh and ninth overall. And because of that high placement, there's already an early consensus emerging on which players may fit what New Orleans is looking for. A 2026 draft class (and whole offseason, really) invested heavy resources in head coach Kellen Moore's offense in a bid to see what second-year quarterback Tyler Shough is made of. In 2027, those in the know expect the Saints to pour resources into the defense and give coordinator Brandon Staley some real firepower to work with.USA TODAY: Colin Simmons, EDGE, Texas"A Saints defense in transition is overdue for the youth movement that's helped reinvigorate the offense. Simmons has quickly established himself as one of college football's premier pass rushers after compiling 21 sacks in his first two years. He could be a cornerstone for a unit that was long propped up by Cameron Jordan."The Athletic: Colin Simmons, EDGE, Texas"The SEC sacks leader in 2025, Simmons announced himself as a future first-round pick as soon as he set foot in Austin two years ago. His burst and body control are outstanding, especially at his size (6-3, 245)."Fox Sports: Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame"A Thorpe Award finalist and All-American as a true sophomore, Moore has the size, easy movement skills and instincts NFL teams are looking for at cornerback. Had he been eligible for the 2026 draft, he would have heard his name called in the first round."Pro Football Focus: Colin Simmons, EDGE, TexasSimilar to Leonard Moore, Simmons would have been in the mix near the top of the 2025 class alongside David Bailey and Arvell Reese. The undersized but remarkably explosive edge defender led the SEC in pressures (59) last season and earned a 91.7 PFF pass-rushing grade as a sophomore."Sports Illustrated: Colin Simmons, EDGE, Texas"The Saints were among several teams that figured to tap into the pass-rushing market in the 2026 class, but they didnt draft an edge defender. Simmons has been one of college footballs most disruptive pass rushers since his freshman year in 2024, and he took another step forward in 25. Though hes on the lighter side at 6' 3" and 240 pounds, Simmons is ultra athletic and explosive with elite burst. He had 12 sacks, 15 tackles for loss and three forced fumbles last season, and is headed for another big year in 26."Bleacher Report: Dylan Stewart, EDGE, South Carolina"Dylan Stewart is a superb athlete with elite first-step quickness, bend and pass-rush ability. He is a terror off the edge for poor tackles left alone on an island to fend for themselves.Stewart defends the run well and plays with a high motor. He is a game-changing edge prospect who will likely grade among the best pass rushers over the last decade. Opposing offenses enter their matchup with the mindset to find No. 6 on every snap.The New Orleans Saints drafted multiple weapons to fill out the Tyler Shough's supporting cast. Meanwhile, Cameron Jordan has been the face of the team's defense for a decade-plus, yet the organization still hasn't found his long-term replacement. Stewart is the answer. He will immediately pair with Chase Young and create a dynamic, explosive edge-rush combo to terrorize opposing offensive lines.This selection pushes New Orleans closer to its ceiling in the NFL's weakest division."CBS Sports: Dylan Stewart, EDGE, South Carolina"One of the most explosive pass rushers in the country over the past two seasons, Stewart's production doesn't fully capture his impact. With a long, wiry frame and excellent length, he covers ground quickly, flashing elite speed, bend and occasional power that make himdifficult to contain off the edge. While his down-to-down consistency remains an area for improvement, theformer five-staroffers the kind of upside teams bet on early."The Sporting News: Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame"TheSaintswill be in the market more for edge rush help, too, but it will be tough to pass up this big corner with shutdown potential, the early Mansoor Delane of this class."Athlon Sports: Dylan Stewart, EDGE, South Carolina"It looks like the Cameron Jordan era is over in New Orleans, so theyll be on the lookout for the next generation of productive pass rusher in next years draft. Stewart is an absolute menace off the edge and could end up being a steal if he doesnt go in the top five."This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: 2027 NFL Draft: Who are Saints picking in way-too-early mock drafts?

There is always baseball happening almost too much baseball for one person to follow themselves. Don't worry, we're here to help you by figuring out what you missed but shouldn't have. Here are all the best moments from last night in Major League Baseball: Murakami is MLBs home run leader Is Munetaka Murakami a good defensive player? The White Sox moved the rookie third baseman and NPB import over to first base already, which is about all the answer you need to that question. Is he going to hit for a high average in MLB? That seems unlikely with the evidence we have so far, given he is leading the American League with 41 strikeouts and is currently batting .243, while his fellow lefties are chewing him up: hes hitting just .161 with a .270 on-base percentage against southpaws. Can Murakami hit baseballs to the moon with regularity, though? Can he ever. And even against those pesky left-handed pitchers, too. Murakami didnt even hit this one far, in terms of distance traveled in a straight line. The ball landed 382 feet away, and came off the bat at 95.8 mph. He sent this thing sky high, however, with a launch angle of 48 degrees per MLBsSarah Langs, just eight home runs on record, since 2015 when StatCast began collecting the data, have had a higher launch angle. And hey, another nugget from Langs: Murakami has 12 extra-base hits, and they areall home runs. Nearly half of his total hits are long balls, as he has just 25 on the season. He strikes out constantly just under one-third of his plate appearances have ended that way hits some singles, walks nearly as often as he picks up a hit and also sends baseball into orbit the rest of the time. Its a very strange profile so far, but its also working. Pitchers might adjust to him a bit, but his power is undeniable, in a way that makes leaving pitches he can hit in the zone a lot like playing with fire. Sure, you might get away with it again, he strikes out more than he does any one thing but he has also hit a whole bunch of baseballs comfortably further than 400 feet. When he gets a hold of one, he gets a hold of one. Right after Murakami gave the White Sox a lead over the Angels with a three-run homer, third baseman Miguel Vargas followed with a shot of his own to go back-to-back, capping off a seven-run seventh inning for Chicago. And good thing, too, because the Angels would end up scoring another two in the ninth Los Angeles would fall short, 8-7. Dodgers walk off Marlins The other Los Angeles, though? The Dodgers came through. Before they could come from behind, though, they had to fall behind. The Marlins were happy to help with this early on, as they got on the board in the fourth and then scored three in the fifth all on a 348-foot dinger DH Liam Hicks to go up 4-2. Miami couldnt score again from there, however, which gave Los Angeles all kinds of time to catch up. And they finally did in the bottom of the ninth. Center fielder Andy Pages walked to lead off the inning against new pitcher Pete Fairbanks, and then pinch-hitter Dalton Rushing also drew a free pass. Shortstop Miguel Rojas popped out on his bunt attempt, but that didnt matter to Shohei Ohtani: the DH hit a ground-rule double down the right field line to score Pages and cut the lead to one. Fairbanks would then intentionally walk first baseman Freddie Freeman to load the bases and create multiple double play opportunities, and it worked out even better than that since catcher Will Smith struck out on a foul tip. The Dodgers lineup is deep, though, and next up was right fielder Kyle Tucker. He would deliver what Freeman wasnt allowed to and Smith failed to. Thats Tuckers first walk-off hit with his new team, and it made the Dodgers the second team in the league behind the Braves to reach the 20-win mark in 2026. Tucker has had a rough start to his career in Los Angeles he has a .684 OPS and has been worth zero (0) wins above replacement to this point after signing a four-year, $240 million free agent deal this offseason. This W is in the bank, though, and maybe it will help get him going at the plate. Big Dumper isback back Losing to the Twins 11-4 isnt great, Mariners fans will line up to tell you as much, but hey. There is some good news buried under the bad there. Seattles catcher, Cal Raleigh, made a whole lot of headlines in 2025 when he bashed 60 homers and set all kinds of records for switch-hitters and backstops in the process. His start to 2026, though, was abysmal. Now heres that good news: Big Dumper is back, baby. Thats home run number seven on the year for Raleigh, which 1) has him on pace for 38, which would be the second-most hes ever hit in a season after last summers hard-to-repeat outburst, and 2) the fifth that hes hit in the last 10 games, a stretch in which hes also batting .296/.367/.659. Thats a 1.026 OPS, and yes, its over 10 games, but recall the "abysmal" start: inthat 20-game stretch, Raleigh batted .169/.253/.286. The Mariners are 14-16 and have plenty to figure out, but Seattle is at the point where they can scratch this particular off that list. Raleigh is back to mashing, and while he might never hit 60 homers again, well, thats just what happens to almost everyone who has ever hit that level. Even Babe Ruth just pulled it off the one time, and he was literally Babe Ruth. If Raleigh is hitting 40, hes still the best offensive catcher in the game, and the Mariners needed that guy back sooner than later. Cubs, Padres slug it out The pitchers were doomed in this one from the start. The Padres strung baserunners together in the first to drop three on the Cubs, but Chicago responded with five of their own over the next two innings, four of which came on one swing of the bat. The bat belonging to rookie slugger Moises Ballesteros, who drove this 86.1 mph curveball from Randy Vasquez 404 feet for a grand slam. Sorry, for a grand slam with a sick bat flip that followed it. The Padres would chip away at the lead, however, and wouldnt take particularly long to do so. Right fielder Nick Castellanos hit one right back up the middle in the fifth to score third baseman Manny Machado and first baseman Ty France, putting San Diego ahead again, 6-5. In the seventh, France would come up with two on, and he hit a triple into the corner in left, scoring both runners and pushing San Diegos lead to 8-5. France, at this point, was actually playing third base Machado had exited with a leg injury, so France shifted across the diamond and Gavin Sheets came off the bench to play first. Sheets made his presence felt an inning later with a two-out dinger, his fourth home run of the year. This little bit of insurance might have seemed unnecessary, since closer Mason Miller was coming in for the save and had recently set the franchise record scoreless streak. But the Cubs managed to put two on the board in the ninth, ending Millers streak at 34.2 innings and scoring the first runs off of him that anyone has managed since August of last year, shortly after the Padres traded for the flamethrowing reliever. The Padres held on for the W, however, and remained half-a-game behind the Dodgers in the NL West. The Cubs, coming off a 10-game winning streak, have now dropped three in a row. Cardinals come from behind to win It didnt look like the Cardinals were going to be in this one for a while there, as the Pirates started out the game by sitting down the first 18 batters St. Louis sent to the plate, and scored a pair of runs early to go up (and stay up) 2-0 for the first eight innings. In the top of the ninth, though, against new pitcher Dennis Santana, the Cards woke up. Catcher Pedro Pages hit his third homer of the year to snap the shutout, and then second baseman and 23-year-old rookie JJ Wetherholt made it back-to-back jacks with his sixth long ball of 26. Things did not get better for Santana after these shots. DH Ivan Herrera walked, then first baseman Alec Burleson singled to put him in scoring position with just one out. Left fielder Jose Fermin, who had entered as a pinch-hitter earlier, then doubled home both runners to give the Cardinals their first lead of the night. George Soriano would come on to close things out for St. Louis in the bottom of the frame, and he retired three of the four batters he faced, giving up a harmless single. Thats a big win for the Cardinals, who are slowly climbing up the NL Central they are now just half-a-game behind Pittsburgh for third despite being the one team in the division thats been outscored on the season. Even more reason to bank wins whenever possible. No seriously, how Also from the Cardinals-Pirates tilt: a ground ball that defied logic and maybe also physics. That or it hit a couple of patches of ground where the dirt wasnt smoothed out anymore. Take your pick. Judge goes yard, Yankees win Very briefly, Yankees right fielder Aaron Judge was tied for the MLB lead in home runs. Murakami changed that with his own long ball, but dont discount the majesty of this 414-foot shot from Judge. It came off the bat at 113 mph and deserves some recognition. Plus, it served as the Yankees third run of the game it followed a dinger from first baseman Ben Rice, who even more briefly was tied with Judge for New Yorks home run lead in a game that the Bombers ended up winning 4-2. A homer is good on its own, but a homer with meaning? Thats the stuff. The Yankees downed the Rangers, pushing Texas under .500 again, while New York remained atop the AL East at 19-10. A pretty good start from a team that had a five-game losing streak, no? Messick thrives again, but Rays win Guardians rookie starter Parker Messicknearly threw a no-hitter earlier this month, and on Monday night he was once again dominant, this time against the Rays. While he pitched just 5.2 innings this time, he also struck out nine while limiting Tampa Bay to one run and three hits. Messick had a little help from his defense, naturally check this barehanded grab by shortstop Brayan Rocchio. But it wasnt just Clevelands D that made notable plays: check out Rays second baseman Ben Williamson and the extension he had on this diving grab, in which he crossed to the other side of second base to take away what should have been a hit to no mans land. Play like this helped keep the game close, and in the eighth, the Rays offense got going just enough. First baseman Jonathan Aranda hit a solo homer, his seventh long ball of the year, to tie the game 2-2. And then third baseman Junior Caminero singled, was replaced by pinch-runner Richie Palacios who stole second to get into scoring position and was singled in to give Tampa Bay its first lead, by right fielder Ryan Vilade. A difficult loss for the Guardians, who are scrapping atop the AL Central with the Tigers already, but a big dub for the Rays given the early success of the aforementioned Yankees: Tampa Bay is 17-11 and in second place in the AL East. The Red Sox have won three in a row The Red Sox front office and ownership might beincoherent and obsessed with creating drama, but hey, the roster itself is doing well the last few days. Its not quite time for Tampa Bay or New York to worry about a resurgence in Boston, but the Sox have won three in a row to improve to 12-17 on the season and push their run differential to -6: thats a three-game change of +23. And hey, the second two of those games even happened under new interim manager Chad Tracy. Mondays W was highlighted by a standout performance from free-agent acquisition, starting pitcher Ranger Suarez. The lefty went eight innings against the Blue Jays own major offseason rotation pickup, Dylan Cease, and things went much better for the former: he struck out 10 against one walk while allowing a single hit and no runs, while Cease was lifted after 5.2 after giving up four runs on seven hits and three walks. Boston would complete the shutout against the defending AL champs, who are scuffling just half-a-game less than the Sox are to start 2026. The Red Sox have a lot more work to do this is just three games but Boston has to start somewhere, and the last three days have been as good of a place as any.

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Rising Spanish star Rafael Jodar continued his dream Madrid Open debut by setting up a blockbuster quarter-final with world No 1 Jannik Sinner. The 19-year-old is attempting to fill the void left by the injured Carlos Alcaraz and defeated Vit Kopriva 7-5 6-0 to reach his first Masters quarter-final. Jodars stunning rise has seen the Madrid local win 12 of his last 13 matches on clay, including a title in Marrakech and a run to the Barcelona semi-finals last week. He was still ranked outside of the worlds top 200 in November but the teenager is now set to be seeded for the French Open and potentially inside the worlds top 30 by Monday. Before then, he must attempt to end Sinners 20-match win streak at Masters events after the Italian defeated Britains Cameron Norrie earlier on Tuesday. Jodars match against Kopriva was given top billing in Madrid, with Sinner moved to a morning slot to accommodate him, and they will take centre stage on Wednesday afternoon (3pm UK). Playing at home is always special and Im super happy with how this week is going for me, Jodar told Sky Sports. It will be a great match. It will be my first time playing against Jannik so I hope I can give me best level.Jodar is the third Spanish teenager to reach the Madrid quarter-finals, following Rafael Nadals 2005 run and Alcarazs twice reaching the last-eight as a teenager in 2022 and 2023. Jodar secured his first top-10 win by beating Alex de Minaur 6-3 6-1 in the second round on Friday, then backed that up with a 7-6 4-6 6-1 win over fellow 19-year-old Joao Fonseca. Sinner was spotted watching Jodar earlier in the tournament (Reuters)Sinner was seen taking a court-side seat for Jodars win over De Minaur, the fifth seed, with the world No 1 taking in the atmosphere as the Spaniard played in front of his home crowd. "It's not gonna be the only time we face each other, Sinner said after his win over Norrie. That's my feeling. It would be good if I face him before bigger tournaments coming up, Rome and Roland Garros. These are unique conditions here, he is from Madrid so he is used to the conditions. But at the same time I can have good feedback for bigger tournaments coming up.Its very exciting. Hes a big, big talent.