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Las Vegas is the entertainment capital of the world, a billing it lived up to on Monday night as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Athletics in a 15-14, 12-inning game at Las Vegas Ballpark in Paradise, Nevada, the future full-time home of the A's. Here's the unreal offensive display by the numbers: 2: Athletics first baseman Nick Kurtz and left fielder Tyler Soderstrom each hit two home runs. 3: Six players recorded at least three hits: Kurtz, Soderstrom, Athletics catcher Shea Langeliers, Milwaukee Brewers first baseman Andrew Vaughn, Brewers left fielder Jackson Chourio and Brewers catcher William Contreras. 4A: Vaughn hit a game-tying, two-run double in the ninth inning for the Brewers, evening up the score at 10-all and ultimately forcing extra innings. Milwaukee had previously trailed by four runs (9-5) entering the seventh inning. 4B: Both teams scored four runs in the 10th inning. 4C: Both teams had four players drive in at least two runs. 4D: On a bizarre note, there were only four doubles and zero triples. 7: Both teams used seven pitchers. 9A: The number of runs scored in the third inning; the Brewers scored three runs in the top half of the inning, and the A's scored six runs in the bottom half of the inning. 9B: Vaughn who had a game-high four hits Kurtz and Soderstrom each racked up nine total bases. 10: Ten players had a multi-hit performance; the Brewers had six players do as such, while the Athletics had four. 11A: The number of home runs the two teams combined for; the Athletics hit seven home runs, while the Brewers hit four long balls. 11B: The number of total walks (the Brewers drew six walks, while the Athletics drew five). 12A: There were 12 runs driven in with two outs. 12B: The number of innings it took to settle this game. 16: The number of times a pitch was challenged via the Automated Ball-Strike Challenge System, which is an MLB high. 17: The number of players who recorded a hit. 21: A combined 21 runners were left on base, 11 by Milwaukee and 10 by the A's. 29A: The number of runs the two teams combined for. 29B: The Brewers have been part of the only two 15-14 MLB contests over the last 25 years, the other one coming in a win over the Washington Nationals on Aug. 17, 2019. 34: The number of hits the two teams combined for; Milwaukee had 18 hits, while the A's had 16 hits. 254: This game lasted four hours and 14 minutes (254 minutes), which is the longest game in MLB this season, per MLB.com.

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The unfortunate realization of the college football recruiting process is that commitments are never guaranteed until the pen hits the paper. Four-star cornerback Semajay Robinson was the first player from the Class of 2027 to commit to Penn State since Matt Campbell was hired and he seemed to be thrilled with his school.Over the past few weeks his intrigue in the school has begun to wane, and since he never shut down his recruitment, people assumed he would decommit or flip his commitment. Robinson proved those people right today after Hayes Fawcett of On3 Sports announced that the cornerback now intends to start his college career with the Virginia Cavaliers. Luckily cornerback is one of the positions that the Nittany Lions have the most stock invested in going forward now that arguably the best one will be with another program next year. There were signs that Robinson wasnt thrilled with Penn State, and now he officially moves on.BREAKING: Four-Star CB Semajay Robinson has Flipped his Commitment from Penn State to Virginia, his agent tells @RivalsThe 62 190 CB had been Committed to the Nittany Lions since MarchVirginia, Im HOME #Wahoowahttps://t.co/IVtki9zZKnpic.twitter.com/or4LSN2y2H Hayes Fawcett (@Hayesfawcett3) June 9, 2026This move reduces the number of commits for next year by one, but it doesnt sting quite as bad after the school picked up a pair of commitments yesterday. The Nittany Lions are strong contenders for a number of upcoming recruits set to make their decisions in the near future and already have one of the best 2027 classes in the country. Robinson is a tough loss, but Penn State isnt going to let this one setback define what has been an unexpectedly great recruiting cycle.Follow Nittany Lions Wire on Xand Facebook.This article originally appeared on Nittany Lions Wire: 4-star Penn State CB flips commitment to Virginia Cavaliers

Victor Wembanyama was among players on both the Spurs and Knicks to condemn the videos of violence permeating social media of apparent New York fans attacking Spurs supporters.

Ben Stokes's international career is hanging by a thread after his behaviour invited yet more scrutiny of England's drinking culture.Daily Mail Sport tells the full story of an astonishing couple of days.

An NBA finals viewing party in Manhattan on Monday turned incredibly reckless, New York City police claimed, as some dejected Knicks fans scaled light poles, pelted officers with objects and ripped signs out of the street following the teams loss to the San Antonio Spurs. The rowdy scenes came a few blocks from Madison Square Garden, where elated fans have typically gathered during the team's historic playoff run. But the area outside the arena was largely off-limits to the public on Monday as a result of President Donald Trumps attendance at the game.Instead, roughly 7,000 people gathered at nearby Bryant Park for a city-hosted watch party. While the party was largely calm, some fans blocked traffic and refused to disperse, and others threw glass objects or brawled in the street, according to police and video of the altercations. In total, eight people were arrested two for assaulting a police officer and 13 others were issued criminal court summons. Police said that five officers were injured. The New York Police Department did not immediately provide information about the nature of their injuries or details on the people arrested.In a statement, the department said that the crowd became increasingly rowdy, violent, and destructive, and there were many incidents of disorderly and dangerous behavior.Members of the crowd "engaged in incredibly reckless behavior there were large physical and violent fights that resulted in multiple injuries," the statement continued. A spokesperson for Mayor Zohran Mamdani emphasized that the overwhelming majority of fans had watched the game peacefully. But the fights and other disruptive incidents including assaults on police officers in various parts of the city are unacceptable and will not be tolerated, the spokesperson, Sam Raskin, added. Spurs big man Victor Wembanyama had not heard about fans getting attacked.My thoughts, of course, is that we cant forget its a game, Wembanyama said. Were just playing a game out there. I am all for passion, but to the respect of each other. Its unacceptable.Neither City Hall nor the NYPD would confirm whether a planned watch party outside Madison Square Garden would resume when the Knicks host the Spurs on Wednesday for the fourth game of the series. During the conference finals last month, the NYPD announced it would not support watch parties outside the arena, citing very rough crowds as a public safety threat. But that decision which ultimately rests with the mayor's office was later reversed after the Knicks reached the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999._____This story has been updated to correct the date of the next NBA Finals game. It is Wednesday, not Thursday.

An NBA finals viewing party in Manhattan on Monday turned incredibly reckless, New York City police claimed, as some dejected Knicks fans scaled light poles, pelted officers with objects and ripped signs out of the street following the teams loss to the San Antonio Spurs. The rowdy scenes came a few blocks from Madison Square Garden, where elated fans have typically gathered during the team's historic playoff run. But the area outside the arena was largely off-limits to the public on Monday as a result of President Donald Trumps attendance at the game.Instead, roughly 7,000 people gathered at nearby Bryant Park for a city-hosted watch party. While the party was largely calm, some fans blocked traffic and refused to disperse, and others threw glass objects or brawled in the street, according to police and video of the altercations. In total, eight people were arrested two for assaulting a police officer and 13 others were issued criminal court summons. Police said that five officers were injured. The New York Police Department did not immediately provide information about the nature of their injuries or details on the people arrested.In a statement, the department said that the crowd became increasingly rowdy, violent, and destructive, and there were many incidents of disorderly and dangerous behavior.Members of the crowd "engaged in incredibly reckless behavior there were large physical and violent fights that resulted in multiple injuries," the statement continued. A spokesperson for Mayor Zohran Mamdani emphasized that the overwhelming majority of fans had watched the game peacefully. But the fights and other disruptive incidents including assaults on police officers in various parts of the city are unacceptable and will not be tolerated, the spokesperson, Sam Raskin, added. Spurs big man Victor Wembanyama had not heard about fans getting attacked.My thoughts, of course, is that we cant forget its a game, Wembanyama said. Were just playing a game out there. I am all for passion, but to the respect of each other. Its unacceptable.Neither City Hall nor the NYPD would confirm whether a planned watch party outside Madison Square Garden would resume when the Knicks host the Spurs on Wednesday for the fourth game of the series. During the conference finals last month, the NYPD announced it would not support watch parties outside the arena, citing very rough crowds as a public safety threat. But that decision which ultimately rests with the mayor's office was later reversed after the Knicks reached the NBA Finals for the first time since 1999._____This story has been updated to correct the date of the next NBA Finals game. It is Wednesday, not Thursday.

Caitlin Leggett is fundraising 500,000 to pursue overseas treatment for leukaemia after the cancer returned.