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Yes, receiver DeAndre Hopkins has taken a coaching job at Georgia Tech. No, he hasn't closed the door on playing in 2026."I havent retired from the NFL," Hopkins posted Saturday on Twitter, via Andy Backstrom of Yahoo Sports. "But if you're a WR and you want to be great, come to Georgia Tech football."Hopkins, 34, is keeping himself busy as he waits for another opportunity."DeAndre is one of the greatest receivers of all time, but his value to our program goes far beyond that," Georgia Tech head coach Brent Key said in the statement announcing Hopkins's arrival. "He has an exceptional knowledge of what we're doing on offense due to his long relationship with [offensive coordinator] George Godsey and strong familiarity with the ACC, but, most importantly, he's a leader of men that I'm very excited for our players to be around, on and off the field."Hopkins, who spent time working with the Patriots' coaching staff early in camp, would prefer not to be around, if that means continuing to play. For now, opportunity hasn't knocked. Hopkins wants the league to know that, even as he works as a coach, he's ready to keep playing.A first-round pick in 2013, Hopkins spent seven seasons with the Texans and three with the Cardinals before splitting 2024 between the Titans and Chiefs. He played for the Ravens in 2025.He has 1,006 career catches, 13,295 receiving yards, and 85 touchdowns. And he's clearly interested in adding to those numbers during what would be a 14th NFL season.

The recent American Legion Single-A State Tournament hosted by North Coos at Clyde Allen Field in North Bend was a big success because of a big community effort.The Eugene Ole Athletics won the tournament and the Klamath Falls Falcons finished second, with both advancing to the Northwest Regionals in Medford.The coaches and players were super well-behaved, North Coos coach Brad Horning said. The fans cleaned up after themselves. The umpiring, mixed between Douglas County and the local association was very good.In addition, the weather cooperated with sun and little wind and every game of the tournament started on time, Horning said.A team of 10-12 members from the local American Legion post, led by Kevin Owens, ran the gate and concessions throughout the event.Three different local students performed the national anthem, all thrilling the crowd.Opening night, the anthem was performed by North Coos right fielder Alexander Peck, who in the spring became the first solo music state champion for North Bend High School.The next night, North Bend student Paisley Swanson performed the national anthem with her flute. Her older twin brothers Dylan and Jackson play for North Coos).The final day, Isabella Gerami touched everyones heart with her anthem, Horning said.The crew of Joe Bollig Sr., Jeff Davis, Mike Taylor and Quintin Hall kept the field in top shape and Julie Martin ran the scoreboard, served as announcer and kept the scorebook for the entire 15-game tournament, Horning said.North Coos won one of its three games in the tournament.In addition to Peck and the Swanson twins, the North Coos squad included Josh Sullivan, Matthew Swank, Brady Kyllo, Blaze Wheeling, Zac Barnes, Liam Taylor, Tharin Johnson, Brayden Anderson, Colton Sanne, Ethan Hess and Logan Garmon.North Coos lost its first game to the Columbia River Gorge Hustlers 2-1, bounced back to beat West Albany 8-6 and was eliminated by the Central Point Comets 15-5.The final four teams of the tournament were Eugene, Klamath Falls, Columbia River Gorge and Central Point. Klamath Falls eliminated both Columbia River Gorge (4-3) and Central Point (5-2) before losing to Eugene 2-1 in the championship game. Eugene also beat Klamath Falls 6-5 earlier in the tournament.Clyde Allen Field was most recently host to the state tournament in 2018, the first of consecutive years the local team won the event.The field first hosted the tournament in 1954 when the coach for the team, then called North Bend, was Clyde Allen. The other teams that year were Eugene, Klamath Falls and Myrtle Creek.

Sean McVay of the Los Angeles Rams talking with Trent Mcduffie #22, and Quentin Lake #37 during Rams training camp at Loyola Marymount University on Sunday, August 2nd in Westchester, CA.LOS ANGELES There's much to marvel at in the sky even when clouds are absent. Birds suspended in flight. Planes traversing the blue expanse. The sun walking across the face of the firmament.Nothing is there to obstruct your vision.Even with the Rams in shirts and t-shirts on Day 7 of Training Camp, an exhale disguised as effortthe day more relaxed, the tempo dialed downthere was much to observe when it appears otherwise. How butterflies lined up in the backfield and onside, indifferent to the millionaires in its midst.And yet the things that matter most in July rarely happen at full speed.How Trent McDuffie used every rep to dial in and hone his craft. How Sean McVay and Chris Shula taught seasoned vets an install as they walked through.Kyren Williams joked with McDuffie, Emmanuel Forbes Jr. and Jaylen Watson.Jordan Whittington and Xavier Smith took reps at punt return.The defense yelled calls while they executed their hand signals.McVay, always seeking to add value, coached up Quentin Lake and McDuffie.The defense worked on different blitz packages. The defensive line worked on games, stunts and twists. The offensive line worked on identifying it all and executing pickups.Sunday was the third day of the Rams' second training camp blocka scheduled walk-through practice without pads or contact.No hitting. No flying.Just football in its purest form.Teaching. Learning. Building."It's a mental grind," Davante Adams said. "It's a combination of mental and physical. It's not just supposed to come out here and just tear your body down to separate the boys from the men. That's the old school way of doing things."The old school way? That's not this team. This team is different.Sean McVay is a teacher first.He stood on the grass at LMU, watching, correcting, coaching. Not just the offense.Not just his side.Everyone.He coached up Lake and McDuffie on the defense.He roamed. He observed. He poured."Most importantly, our job is to provide clarity for our players so that they can go out there, play as quick, as decisive as possible, without any sort of indecision when there's 22 moving parts every single snap," McVay said.Clarity. That's the word. Not complexity. Not volume. Clarity."If we're at a certain point in our installs and we don't really show that we have the ownership of stuff, then we're not going to install the following day," McVay said. "We'll go back to it."No rushing. No racing. No installing for the sake of installing.Just teaching. Just learning. Just building that foundation brick by brick."We take it a day at a time," McVay said. "Let's raise the floor as much as we possibly can for the consistency."Chris Shula is the quiet architect.Shula spends these walk-through days building the architecture for that proof. McVay lauded his defensive coordinator as a teacher who connects before he corrects. The two coaches were seen Saturday walking veterans through installs, hands moving, voices low, the kind of teaching that looks like conversation but functions as foundation.I asked McVay about his defensive coordinator. About Shula as a teacher. As a leader.The answer came easy."He's a great communicator, incredibly clear, got a really sound teaching progression," McVay said. "The humility is what really strikes you about Chris. He's got this great capacity and confidence, but he's very disarming in the way that he ends up correcting guys because they know he loves them and cares about him."Connect before you correct. That's the Shula way."He's got a great ability to be able to empower his assistants, and I think that creates the collaboration and cohesion we're looking for," McVay said. "I can't say enough good things about what a great person and great coach that he is."McDuffie does not need much instruction. He spent Saturday sharpening what Adams later called "the right technique, the right way of reading you out, the right position on any given play." Adams, who led the NFL with 14 touchdown catches last season, compared McDuffie to a golfer who does not wait for luck but puts the ball by the pin every single time."He's doing something every single play," Adams said. "Some guys make plays because they fall into them. He's making the plays."Nate Landman is stepping up.The outside linebacker room lost a big personality in Jared Verse. The trade that brought Myles Garrett to L.A. sent Verse to Cleveland.The energy shifted. The voice changed."Jared was a Ram, pure Ram in and out, and so yeah, I love that guy and we miss his energy around here for sure," Landman said. "But other guys are stepping up in that regard and being themselves in the process, too."Landman is one of those guys. Elected a captain in his first season in L.A.. Wore the green dot on gamedays. Now he's the second-oldest inside linebacker on the roster.The veteran. The voice."I think I've always been a vocal leader, and something that comes with my position, and something that I'm comfortable with," Landman said. "It's always great to get another year under your belt and be with the same guys. Those relationships are just growing from one year to the next."The continuity in the linebacker room matters. Omar Speights and Shaun Dolac are back. Grant Stuard is new.But the foundation is there. The trust is building."You're always looking to improve," Landman said. "Nobody's perfect in this game. Nobody's above coaching, and so I'm looking forward to taking that new step, more confident in the calls, more confident defense, and my ability, and the guys around me, building trust and just focusing on doing my job."Adams is the old man who feels young.Then there was Adams, the man who calls himself a teenager in the NFL, talking about the plane ride after last season's final loss. He described Matthew Stafford turning around in his seat, eyes heavy, voice soft."He told me on the bus after, he's like, 'I wanted that for you so bad,'" Adams said. "Not for him. He wanted it for me."Thirteen years in the league. Thirteen training camps. Thirteen times he's done this dance. And yet."I battle with that sometimes," Adams said. "It's like because I am the old man and I feel young because I can still go out there and do young man stuff, but then my body don't necessarily feel the same way after it's done as it was back in the day."The body doesn't lie. The mind doesn't either.But the heart? The heart keeps going."If I can continue to play at a high level, I'll deal with the other stuff, the extra pain," Adams said. "It's just a little extra work you got to do to come out of it. As long as you're loving it, right?"He's loving it. You can see it. You can hear it. You can feel it.Adams led the Rams in receiving touchdowns last season. He caught passes from reigning MVP Stafford. He's going into Year 13 with the same hunger he had in Year 1."I always felt like a leader," Adams said. "It's just one of those things where I can't wait to pour into the next man. That's why it's great to have guys like Puka [Nacua], like CJ [Daniels], like Jordan. I mean, he could go out and be an All-Pro without my help. But if I can give him just a couple little pieces that'll help take his game to the next level, that's what I'm here for."He's not just a receiver. He's a coach. A mentor. A sage.The rookie connection is real.Ty Simpson and Daniels. The first-round pick and the sixth-round pick. The rookie quarterback and the rookie receiver. They keep connecting. They keep cooking.Simpson made "perhaps his best throw of camp" on Saturday, hitting Daniels down the field for a touchdown between three defenders. On the final play of practice, Simpson delivered a touchdown to Daniels between two defenders in the back of the end zone.The footwork? Needs work. The arm? Elite. The connection? Undeniable.Simpson is getting every opportunity. With Stafford resting on the first and third days of each four-day block, Simpson and Stetson Bennett are running the offense. The rookie is soaking it up.McVay has been impressed."I've been so impressed with what Stetson Bennett has done and the growth that he's had, the ownership of the offense," McVay said. "Can feel his teammates want to root for him and he's played really well through the offseason program and up until now. And that's been a real positive for us."Myles Garrett is resting. Not broken.The defensive end missed his third straight practice. The fans wondered. The media asked. McVay answered."He has a little soreness in his lower half, but nothing to worry about," McVay said. "We're erring on the side of being smart with him. Reggie [Scott] and those guys do such a great job and he is as tough as it gets. And so we want to make sure that he feels as good as possible."Garrett is dealing with "a little soreness in his lower half". The team is "erring on the side of being smart" with him.No reason for concern. Just caution. Just preservation."There's nothing to worry about," McVay said. "It's more about how do we keep him as fresh as possible."He won't practice on Monday either. The team will see what it looks like after the day off. McVay expects him to be ready for the next block.The tight end room is deep.Tyler Higbee is back for Year 11. The longest-tenured Ram. The franchise leader in receptions, yards and touchdowns for a tight end. And he's not taking it for granted."I understand how rare it is to be in the same position or on the same team for as long as I have been," Higbee said. "I don't take that lightly so I give everything I've got. I try to be the best I can, best teammate, best player. I come in here and I work every day and I expect to earn it. I don't feel like I'm just going to be here because I've been here that long."McVay called him "the greatest tight end in Rams history." No argument here.Higbee had 25 receptions for 281 yards and three touchdowns in 10 games last season. Colby Parkinson, Terrance Ferguson and DavisAllen each had at least 200 yards and three scores. Rams tight ends combined to catch 17 of Stafford's 46 touchdowns during his MVP season.The room is deep. The packages are multiple. The possibilities are endless."With getting all the guys on the field and some of the 13 personnel stuff, the more we can do, the more guys we can get out there," Higbee said. "We had a great group, a great year last year, and we're working to build on that."The vibe is love.Landman said it best. When asked about Shula's approach, about how camp is run, about the culture, he kept it simple."He's such a great mind," Landman said. "Chris has such a great job of teaching the progression from, you know, basics and that's what starts in OTAs. We kind of take things slow, building the foundation, our core four. And then, he does a great job matching that up with the rushing coverage and putting the players in their best spots to be successful in that for that individual."One only needs to look at the length of practice. The intensity. The whole thing."All love," Kam Curl said. "I done been in some stuff that's totally opposite."This isn't that. This is different. This is the Rams way.McVay is more patient now. He said so himself."I'm more patient now," McVay said. "I'm getting more patient as I'm getting older."The teaching is the priority. The clarity is the goal. The connection is the currency.The work continues.Day 7 is in the books.Shirts and t-shirts. Walk-through speed.Teaching tempo. No pads. No contact. No problem."One day at a time," McVay said. "One practice at a time. One meeting at a time."The Rams can't win a Super Bowl today. They know that. Curl said it. Landman said it. McVay said it."We can't win a Super Bowl today," Curl said. "So the work got to be put in."The work is being put in. At LMU. On the grass. In the heat. In the shirts and the t-shirts. In the walk-throughs and the installs. In the teaching and the learning.The old teach the young; the young remind the old why they teach.The words and whistles hung in the unobstructed sky.No clouds. No obstruction.Just the truth that football is never only about what happens at full speed.Sometimes it reveals itself in the walk-through, in the quiet, in the spaces between contact where trust is built and debt is remembered.Day 7 was slow. Deliberate. Purposeful.The butterflies kept drifting. The sun kept walking. And the Rams, moving slowly, kept moving forward.And that's exactly how it was supposed to be.

JoshHokit and Jake Paul aregoing back and forth on social media.Paul recently attracted Hokits attention by challenging NFLplayers. The YouTuber-turned-boxer believes no NFL player canoutbox him in the squared circle. However, hes confident he cancatch a touchdown pass without any training.Jake Paul offered $1M. This former NFL player had aresponseThe Problem Child even offered $1 million to any NFL player whocan box him better than he can run routes against them.Will pay any NFL player $1 million dollars if you can box mebetter than I run routes against you Internet is judge. Will sendmy jet to pick you up whos down? Paul wrote on X.Not a single NFL player could last 2 rounds in a professionalboxing ring, he wrote in another post. Meanwhile I can catch atouchdown pass tomorrow in the NFL with 0 training.Former football player Hokit didnt let Pauls comments pass. TheIncredible Hok is confident that he can beat Paul not only inboxing but in any sport in the world.With all due respect, [Jake Paul] Not only could I beat you in aboxing match, Id beat you in any sport under the sun, Hokitposted in response.Paul believes Hokit is just trying to chase clout and is open toboxing the Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight in Puerto Rico.I see your hustle. You do your best to sell, Paul responded. Ifyou want to fly down to Puerto Rico and box - anytime I will gladlyembarrass you.Hokit (10-0) originally looked to make a career in the NFL.However, he went unpicked in the 2020 NFL draft before being signedby the San Francisco 49ers as an undrafted free agent. Hokits NFLcareer never took off and he transitioned to MMA soon after. He hasfour UFC wins with three knockouts and three bonuses. Theundefeated heavyweight has also quickly grown in popularity withhis polarizing comments and antics.Will pay any nfl player $1million dollars if you can box me better than I run routes againstyouInternet is judgeWill send my jet to pick you up whos down? Jake Paul(@jakepaul) August 1, 2026With all due respect, @jakepaul Notonly could I beat you in a boxing match, Id beat you in any sportunder the sun. https://t.co/8vxEZXhChk TheIncredible Hok (@Josh_HokitUFC) August 1, 2026I see your hustle. You do yourbest to sell. If you want to fly down to Puerto Rico and box -anytime I will gladly embarrass you. Jake Paul(@jakepaul) August 1, 2026

BALTIMORE (AP) Bryce Harper and Bryan De La Cruz both homered, and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Baltimore Orioles 8-0 on Sunday in a game halted by rain after 5 1/2 innings.The rain was steady for much of the afternoon. The game started on time, but players had to deal with wet weather until the field was pretty well soaked after the top of the third. There was a delay for 1 hour, 49 minutes that knocked Philadelphia starter Zack Wheeler and Baltimores Kyle Bradish (7-10) out of the game.The Phillies then scored twice in the fourth, once in the fifth and three times in the sixth before another delay, which was followed by the game being called.This was the last game for both teams before Mondays trade deadline. Philadelphia occupies a wild card in the National League. The Orioles fell to 2 1/2 games behind the final playoff spot in the AL.Reliever Tim Mayza (3-3) got the win.BRAVES 4, NATIONALS 2ATLANTA (AP) Mike Yastrzemski homered and drove in two runs and Atlanta beat the slumping Washington to complete a rare four-game sweep.The Nationals have lost five straight, including being swept in a four-game series for the first time this season and the first time ever in Atlanta.Matt Olson also homered as the Braves completed their first four-game sweep since winning four at the Nationals in September 2025.Atlanta right-hander JR Ritchie was recalled from Triple A Gwinnett. Right-hander Reynaldo Lpez was placed on the 15-day injured list with left knee inflammation.Ritchie issued a walk and hit Andrs Chapparo on his helmet with a bases-loaded pitch to force in a run in Washingtons two-run fourth. Chapparo completed the inning before he was replaced by Brady House, who made his first career appearance at first base. James Woods sacrifice fly also drove in a run.CARDINALS 5, BLUE JAYS 1TORONTO (AP) Jos Fermin hit a tiebreaking single in the ninth inning and St. Louis defeated Toronto, avoiding a three-game sweep.Matthew Liberatore pitched six shutout innings and George Soriano (4-3) worked one inning for the win as the Cardinals used a four-run ninth to snap an eight-game losing streak against Toronto.St. Louis won for the fifth time in 17 games since the All-Star break, and scored more than three runs for the first time since a 7-0 win over Cincinnati on July 25.Blue Jays closer Louis Varland (3-4) walked Masyn Winn to begin the ninth. Winn advanced to third on a base hit by Bryan Torres before scoring on Fermins line drive single to center.Varland hadnt allowed a run since July 10 at San Diego.GUARDIANS 5, DIAMONDBACKS 0CLEVELAND (AP) Gavin Williams allowed one hit in 5 2/3 innings and struck out 10, Chase DeLauter drove in three runs and Cleveland defeated Arizona to avoid being swept in a weekend series.Patrick Bailey snapped an 0-for-13 skid with a home run in the second inning off Diamondbacks starter Merrill Kelly (8-9).Williams (11-6) retired the first 15 batters he faced before Tim Tawa led off the sixth with a base hit to right. Tawa tried to bunt on the previous pitch but fouled it off, which drew plenty of criticism from the Guardians.When the tarp came out with two outs in the sixth inning, Guardians manager Stephen Vogt and third-base coach Rouglas Odor charged from the dugout and began exchanging words with Diamondbacks players and coaches. The benches emptied for both teams, but calm was restored a couple minutes later.The game resumed after an hour, 34-minute rain delay.Arizona had the bases loaded in the sixth and ninth innings but couldnt get any runs.REDS 10, PIRATES 2CINCINNATI (AP) Chase Burns won his 12th straight decision and Sal Stewart hit his 24th home run as Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh to take three of four in the series.Stewart tied Joey Votto for second-most homers by a Reds rookie. Votto hit 24 in 2008. Frank Robinson holds the franchises rookie mark with 38 homers in 1956.Burns (13-1) is the first Reds pitcher to win 12 straight decisions since Brooks Lawrence won 13 straight in 1956.Burns allowed one run on two hits with two walks and nine strikeouts in six innings and lowered his ERA to 2.35. It was Burns 17th start allowing two runs or fewer.The game was delayed 25 minutes in the fourth while the grounds crew applied drying compound on the infield and batters box. Despite steady rainfall, the tarp was never brought out. Pirates manager Don Kelly was ejected after voicing his displeasure.WHITE SOX 9, RAYS 1ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) Anthony Kay tossed 6 1/3 scoreless innings, Andrew Benintendi, Everson Pereira and Miguel Vargas hit home runs, and Chicago beat AL-leading Tampa Bay.The White Sox (58-52), who entered August in first place of the AL Central for the first time since 2021, hold a 3 1/2 game lead over the Minnesota Twins.Kay (8-5) fanned three batters and allowed seven hits while walking one. Duncan Davitt surrendered the lone run on his first pitch of the ninth.Benintendi scored the games first run on a fielding error by Griffin Jax (6-9) in the first inning, and Colson Montgomery doubled the lead after Benintendis advance to second allowed him to come across from third; the play was officially scored as a wild pitch by Jax.MARLINS 2, METS 0NEW YORK (AP) Michael Petersen worked out of a bases-loaded jam with no outs in the seventh inning as Miami beat the Mets shortly after New York traded opening day starter Freddy Peralta to Tampa Bay.Joe Mack homered, Xavier Edwards added an RBI single and Sandy Alcantara tossed six-plus solid innings for the Marlins, who won the final three games of the four-game series. Miami slugged six homers in the series, while the Mets went deep twice.Alcantara (12-6) allowed four hits, including Luis Robert Jr.s single and Jared Youngs double to open the seventh, and struck out five.Petersen walked Marcus Semien before striking out Jorge Polanco and Francisco Alvarez and coaxed A.J. Ewing into a ground out to second.Pete Fairbanks worked around a pair of walks in the ninth and earned his 17th save for the Marlins, who entered Sunday 1 1/2 games behind Philadelphia for the final National League playoff spot.ASTROS 7, RANGERS 3HOUSTON (AP) Yordan Alvarez tied a career high with four hits, Jeremy Pea hit a home run, and Houston used a four-run seventh inning to pull away from Texas and complete a series sweep.Cam Smith and LaMonte Wade Jr. hit back-to-back RBI singles to open a decisive seventh inning before Alvarez capped it with a two-run double. Alvarez finished 4 for 5 with three doubles and two RBIs.Jose Altuve opened the scoring with a one-run single, and Pea extended the lead to 3-0 in the fourth with his 13th homer of the year.Peter Lambert tossed 5 2/3 innings for Houston, striking out eight and allowing two runs on three hits. Lambert retired the first 12 Rangers in order before his no-hitter bid was broken up with a single in the fifth. YANKEES 2, CUBS 1CHICAGO (AP) Jos Caballero lined a two-run homer, Gerrit Cole pitched into the sixth inning and New York hung on to top Chicago.New York got 3 1/3 scoreless innings from relievers Brent Headrick, Paul Blackburn and David Bednar to take two of three at Wrigley Field.Seiya Suzuki finished with two hits for Chicago, including a double. Michael Busch had an RBI.Cole (5-5) yielded one run on four hits in his 13th start since coming back from Tommy John surgery. The right-hander struck out five and walked three, but needed a lift from the bullpen.Headrick relieved Cole with the bases loaded and two outs in the sixth, and got Nico Hoerner to fly out. He struck out the side in the seventh.David Bednar entered with two outs in the eighth, and got Ian Happ to fly out with runners on second and third. Bednar worked around a walk in the ninth for his 24th save.ROCKIES 8, ROYALS 1DENVER (AP) Kyle Freeland gave up one run and struck out eight in his first career complete game, Jake McCarthy hit a three-run homer, and Colorado beat Kansas City to finish off a three-game series sweep.The 99-degree temperature at first pitch made it the second-hottest Rockies home game in franchise history, behind only a 100-degree game against the Washington Nationals on June 25, 2012.Freeland (3-10) won for just the second time in his past 18 starts. Colorados veteran left-hander had allowed 19 earned runs in 22 1/3 innings over his previous four starts. It was the first complete game for the Rockies since 2022.Brett Sullivan had two RBIs and two doubles, and rookie Cole Carrigg matched a career high with three hits for Colorado, which outscored the Royals in the series by a combined 23-8.McCarthys home run was his 11th of the season and he now has 34 RBIs in his past 26 gamesANGELS 2, BREWERS 0ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) Walbert Urea pitched three-hit ball over six innings and Wade Meckler hit a two-run homer off Milwaukee ace Jacob Misiorowski as Los Angeles beat the Brewers.Urea (7-7) struck out seven and walked three as the Angels snapped a five-game losing streak. The rookie right-hander has a 2.54 ERA this season and a 2.25 ERA since May 1, a stretch in which he has allowed one or fewer earned runs in 12 of 16 starts.Angels reliever Ryan Zeferjahn replaced the injured Sam Bachman with a runner on second and one out in the eighth. He struck out Brice Turang, gave up an infield single to Jackson Chourio and struck out Garrett Mitchell with runners on first and third to end the inning.Zeferjahn then struck out two of four batters in the ninth for his fourth save.TIGERS 11. ATHLETICS 0WEST SACRAMENTO ,Calif. (AP) Keider Montero pitched six scoreless innings, Eduardo Valencia drove in four runs and Detroit completed their first season-series sweep ever against an American League opponent with a victory over the Athletics.One day after trading ace Tarik Skubal to the Los Angeles Dodgers for three prospects, the Tigers responded with their third straight win to remain within 2 1/2 games of the last wild-card spot in the AL. Spencer Torkelson hit a two-run double in the first inning against Gage Jump (4-7) to stake Montero to the early lead. Gleyber Torres added a two-run single and Valencia had a two-run double in the fourth inning to break the game open. Valencia added a two-run double in a four-run eighth.Montero (8-6) allowed just two hits and two walks.PADRES 5, GIANTS 4SAN DIEGO (AP) Jackson Merrill homered and Jake Cronenworth and Luis Campusano each had RBIs for San Diego in a win over San Francisco.The Padres have won eight of their last nine games.Merrill hit a two-run shot to center field and Cronenworths two-run single put the Padres up 4-0 in the second inning. Adames added an RBI single in the fifth.Reliever Griffin Canning (3-9) pitched two innings, allowing one run on up two hits. Adrian Morejon earned his second save of the year, striking out three batters in the final 1 1/3 innings. Opener Kyle Hart pitched three innings, striking out two and allowing only one hit. MARINERS 7, TWINS 6SEATTLE (AP) Colt Emerson singled to right in the ninth inning to score pinch-runner Stuard Fairchild from third for Seattle second straight walk-off victory over Minnesota.The Mariners had blown a 6-0 lead as the Twins scored five runs in the eighth, then tied it on Luke Keaschalls leadoff homer in the ninth.Josh Naylor led off the Seattle ninth with a single to right. After Cal Raleigh struck out, Victor Robles drilled a shot to center. Naylor scrambled all the way to third, beating the throw with a hard slide, and Robles took second. Naylor was shaken up on the slide, but walked off the field under his own power and was replaced by Fairchild, who came up from Triple-A Tacoma on Saturday.Emerson then sent a 1-2 pitch off the glove of first baseman Victor Caratini, and Fairchild scored easily.RED SOX 8, DODGERS 4LOS ANGELES (AP) Ceddanne Rafaela homered for the third straight game and Boston beat Los Angeles to sweep the three-game series.Masataka Yoshida homered and drove in two runs, and Jake Bennett (7-4) allowed three runs in 5 2/3 innings to help the Red Sox win their fifth straight game. Boston is 23-3 since July 3.Emmet Sheehan (4-8) was pulled after allowing five runs in 2 2/3 innings, with the Red Sox pushing across two runs in a 30-pitch first inning.Rafaela and Wilyer Abreu then clocked Sheehan for back-to-back homers to start the third inning, followed by Yoshidas solo shot for a 5-3 lead two batters later.Rafaela went 7 for 14 with four homers and five RBIs in the series. He has an eight-game hitting streak with four straight multi-hit outings.

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