The Board of Control for Cricket in India have announced a 15-member squad for India's upcoming two-match Test series against Sri Lanka in Sri Lanka next month.
The Test squad, led by captain Shubman Gill, will return to action on August 15 as India take on the hosts in the first match of the series at Galle.
India have named a strong squad that saw the return of star players like Jasprit **** rah and Ravindra Jadeja to the Test squad, however, the team will miss all-rounder Washington Sundar, at least for the first Test, owing to an injury.
Bumrah and Sai Sudharsan's participation in the series is not a 100 per cent yet as them playing against Sri Lanka is subject to clearance from the medical team of BCCI.
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#lanka #bumrah

Roma has officially lost another transfer target. Summerville is a new player from Al Hilal.
The Dutch winger was one step away from wearing the Giallorossi jersey, but the Saudi club's push has turned the situation upside down: £55 million plus £10 million in bonuses immediately convinced West Ham to sell their star.
The 2001-born player was also showered with money, which is why the deal with Roma fell through.
The Riyadh club welcomed Summerville with several social media videos and, secretly—and not even that much for the more attentive—wanted to provoke the Roman club.
Ah Hilal made Summerville's arrival official with a statement: "The board of directors of Al-Hilal Club Company, chaired by His Highness Prince Nawaf bin Saad, has signed Dutch midfielder Crysencio Summerville on a four-year contract."

#club #dutch #player

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA - JULY 17: Caitlin Clark #22 of the Indiana Fever reacts during the second half against the Seattle Storm at Gainbridge Fieldhouse on July 17, 2026 in Indianapolis, Indiana. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this photograph, User is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Michael Hickey/Getty Images)
The 2026 WNBA All-Star Game is likely experiencing the Caitlin Clark effect as the Indiana Fever star point guard is expected to take the floor on Saturday night in Chicago as the captain of Team Weatherspoon.
Over the past seven days, the average sale price on the secondary ticketing platform SeatGeek is $425. That's about 35% higher than at the same point ahead of last year's game, according to data provided to me by the company.
Clark, who is the 11th highest-paid female athlete per Forbes, missed the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game due to a groin injury.
The Des Moines, Iowa native is currently averaging 21 points and nearly eight ****** ists per game during the current regular season. The Fever are first in the Eastern Conference with a 17-10 record.

#indianapolis #july #getty

Lorenzo Bettoni and Richard Hall return with the latest edition of the Football Italia LIVE Show, and the focus is on Pep Guardiola rejecting the Italy job.
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As widely anticipated, Pep Guardiola has rejected the opportunity to become Italy’s next head coach, ending days of speculation linking the ex-Manchester City boss with the Azzurri bench.
The decision represents a major setback for Italian football, with many supporters hoping Guardiola’s arrival could usher in a new era following recent disappointments on the international stage.
Attention now turns to Paolo Maldini, who faces the crucial task of identifying the right man to lead the national team into the next World Cup cycle. While several names have already been discussed behind the scenes, one candidate currently stands above the rest.

#bettoni #richard

Your club-by-club guide to the summer 2026 transfers in Scotland's fourth tier.
Who has your Premiership club brought in & let go? - Summer 2026
Who has your Championship club brought in & let go? - Summer 2026
Who has your Scottish League 1 club brought in & let go? - Summer 2026
Who has your Scottish League 2 club brought in & let go? - January 2026

#january

The Orioles jumped on Boston’s starter Eduardo Rivera early and used that early offensive explosion to propel them to victory. After Taylor Ward barely missed a leadoff double into the right field corner, Pete Alonso started the rally with a ground rule double over the low wall in right. Gunnar Henderson then worked a four-pitch walk to bring former Red Sox Tyler O’Neill to the plate. TON hit a hard grounder to third, but Caleb Durbin’s throw to second was bobbled by Anthony Seigler, leaving everyone safe and the bases loaded.
After Christian Encarnacion-Strand struck out, Dylan Beavers stepped into the box looking to make sure the early opportunity wouldn’t go to waste. Rivera’s first-pitched slider bounced well in front of home plate, skipping past catcher Carlos Narváez and allowing Alonso to score from first.
Rivera went back to slider 2-2, but the breaking ball caught too much of the plate, and Beavers flipped it into center field for a two-run single. Johnathan Rodríguez then capped off the rally, lining a ball just over the head of Jaren Durran in left and off the Green Monster. The double scored Beavers from first, gave Baltimore a 4-0 lead and chased Rivera after just 41 pitches and two outs.
The early four-run lead was more than enough for Kyle Bradish, as he continued his recent run of good form. The newly minted $90M man, in his first start since his extension, breezed through the 1st inning on nine pitches. He got Seigler to ground out to second on two pitches, got Ceddane Rafaela to fly out to right on three pitches and punctuated the inning with a punch out of Wilyer Abreu.
The Red Sox made Bradish work a little harder in the 2nd, making him throw nine pitches to get the first two outs before getting their first base runner via a Durbin walk. Duran then sent his own hard liner to left, but it was hit right at Ward to end the inning.

#right

The New Saints chairman Mike Harris has been charged by the Football **** ociation of Wales (FAW) with multiple disciplinary offences for a social media post.
The charges relate to a post the owner of the Cymru Premier champions made on the platform X on 21 July.
The post, which has since been deleted, appeared to AI-generated video of topless women.
Harris is accused of publishing offensive, insulting and derogatory content that brought Welsh football into disrepute and offended the dignity of individuals or groups through material deemed contemptuous, discriminatory or denigratory.
Harris has seven business days to respond to the charge.

#saints #wales

Free agent defensive lineman Denico Autry is expected to retire, Aaron Wilson of KPRC reports.
Autry, 36, has not announced his intention yet.
He became a free agent in March after his contract with the Texans expired.
Autry entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent and played 12 seasons, four with the Raiders, three with the Colts, three with the ******* ans and two with the Texans.
In his career, Autry totaled 331 tackles, 65.5 sacks, 117 quarterback hits, 35 passes defensed and eight forced fumbles.

#aaron #wilson

A decision on whether to move the final round of The Open to avoid a clash with the World Cup final will be made after England's semi-final against Argentina on Wednesday.
If England beat Argentina - which kicks off at 20:00 BST and will be shown live across the BBC - they will reach Sunday's World Cup final for the first time since winning it in 1966.
Sunday's play at Royal Birkdale is scheduled to finish around 90 minutes before football's showpiece match kicks off in New Jersey at 20:00, with Spain already in the final.
Should the golf go to a play-off, the two events are at risk of overlapping, creating a quandary for fans and broadcasters.
BBC Sport understands that the World Cup final will not be shown on the big screens around the Southport links.

Everyone thought France would crush Spain. They were counting on Kylian Mbappe and that flashy attack to blow the doors off. Wrong. The reality on the pitch was a total shocker. Spain didn’t just match them; they outsmarted them completely. France’s big threats? Totally neutralized by a smarter, hungrier Spanish squad.
Spain showed the world something huge today. Luis de la Fuente called his squad the best team on the planet. His words carried weight after that dominant 2-0 victory. Think about that for a second. This win proves a collective unit can beat a group of individual stars. It’s not about who you have. It’s about how they play together.
The French lineup looked toothless despite the global superstars on the roster. They threw Rayan Cherki into the mix, but it made zero difference. Spain controlled the game from the first whistle to the last. Their strategy worked perfectly against a team full of famous names. And here’s the kicker: They didn’t even break a sweat doing it.
France hoped their stars would do the damage if Mbappe didn’t score. They looked to Ousmane Dembele, Michael Olise, and Bradley Barcola for goals. Desire Doue also played, but the French attack failed completely. Not great. They couldn’t find any way to break through the Spanish defense. It was a wall, plain and simple.
Patrick Vieira, a former World Cup winner for France, admitted the truth. He told ITV that Spain dominated the game in every single aspect. Spain circulated the ball with their usual composure throughout the match. They moved France around and opened gaps to exploit them easily. Classic misdirection. Vieira knows a thing or two about winning big.

PHILADELPHIA — Kyle Schwarber of the host Philadelphia Phillies will lead off for the National League in the All-Star Game as the replacement for designated hitter Shohei Ohtani, who is skipping the showcase to have a knee procedure ahead of the season’s second half.
Detroit Tigers outfielder Riley Greene and two New York Yankees, first baseman Ben Rice and outfielder Cody Bellinger, gained American League starting spots because of injuries.
Rice, third in the major leagues with 29 home runs behind Schwarber (32) and the Houston Astros’ Yordan Alvarez (31), starts at first because Toronto’s Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is skipping the game to rest a bad back. Guerrero’s initial replacement, the Athletics’ Nick Kurtz, sprained his thumb.
Bellinger replaced Yankees teammate Aaron Judge, who hasn’t played since May 31 because of a fractured rib. Greene took over from Minnesota Twins outfielder Byron Buxton, sidelined by a hip injury. Bellinger will be in right and Greene in left.
Philadelphia left-hander Cristopher Sánchez and Toronto right-hander Dylan Cease were announced as the starting pitchers.

I'm not sure how much traction this will actually get, since it's being shown on Netflix this year. We canceled our Netflix subscription in January last year, after they announced another price hike, and really haven't particularly missed it since then. So we will not be watching the Derby this year. But some of you might, and if so, please feel free to use the thread to discuss it. There are some interesting changes to the format this year, so below find discussion of that, the contenders, and so forth.
Date: Monday, July 13
Place: Citizens Bank Park, Philadelphia
Time: 5 p.m. Arizona time (the pre-derby coverage begins an hour earliers)
Watch: Netflix. That's it. No other (legal) option.

The Sarasota Herald-Tribune honored the best athletes, teams and coaches from Manatee and Sarasota counties at The High School Sports Awards on May 26, 2026.
The Herald-Tribune sports staff selected All-Area Teams of the top athletes and coaches for all high school sports for the 2025-2026 season.
We named Venice High's Atarah Robinson as our Girls Athlete of the Year among 13 girls sports player of the year candidates. Robinson, who was also named the Girls Track & Field Player of the Year, won the 1600 meters, running a 4:46.50, two seconds faster than the second-place finisher at the Class 4A Track & Field State Championships. It was the fastest time in the state this season. She also placed second in the 800 meters at state. Robinson also ran the state’s fastest time in the mile.
Now we will let you have your say. Do you agree with Atarah Robinson being our pick for Girls Athlete of the Year, or do you prefer a different athlete? Vote in our fans' poll to make your pick for the Herald-Tribune Girls Athlete of the Year
Voting will remain open until Friday, July 17, 2026 at 10 a.m. We will announce the winners on Instagram at heraldtribunesports

"When you reach a semi-final you need to suffer," said Lionel Scaloni. Although did Argentina need to suffer quite so much? Taken to extra-time by a depleted Switzerland side, just as they had been by the minnows of Cape Verde, and requiring a record-breaking comeback to see off Egypt, the defending champions' route through the knockout stages has seemed based on suffering.
But after Switzerland were beaten in Kansas City, Scaloni kept returning to a reason why it was a struggle, one that could have pertinence for their last-four date with England in Atlanta: physicality. "Physically they are a very strong squad," he said. "It was very difficult for us to win the duels. Switzerland are very good on a physical level."
And perhaps Argentina are not. They have the staying power and spirit to conjure late goals – in their last three games they have scored in the 79th, 83rd, 92nd, 92nd (again), 111th, 112th and 121st minutes – but there are different types of physicality. Their most celebrated player is famously unphysical: a year from his forties, spending much of the match walking, though technically brilliant.
But his teammates may not compensate with running power. Fifa's statistics show Argentina only 10th for sprints made, behind three teams who have played a game fewer. More remarkably, they are 48th out of 48 for average speed at which their players have moved in this tournament. Lionel Messi may be dragging them down in one respect.
Among players, he is 580th for average speed; even Cristiano Ronaldo is 501st, and some of those below him are goalkeepers or centre-backs whose job description involves less movement. But this is no indictment of Messi; the instructive element is that others are not compensating with lung-busting running.

England vs. Norway history: Head-to-head matches at World Cup, last meeting, team records and more originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
England face Norway in a mouthwatering World Cup quarterfinal on Saturday.
Thomas Tuchel's side claimed a stirring 3-2 win over Mexico in the Round of 16 but must now tackle some familiar foes.
From captain Martin Odegaard to star striker Erling Haaland, several Norway stars ply their trade in the Premier League.
Manchester City hero Haaland is enjoying a sensational maiden World Cup, with seven goals in four appearances. The showdown between Harry Kane and Haaland pits arguably the two best No. 9s on the planet against one another on the biggest stage.

Maxx Crosby looks set for another season at the Las Vegas Raiders despite almost joining the Baltimore Ravens through a blockbuster trade.
The proposed trade to send Crosby to Baltimore collapsed at the eleventh hour following the defensive end's physical in Maryland.
Despite travelling the length of the country to undergo his physical, the Ravens pulled the plug on the proposed deal to send two first-round picks.
Having returned to the Raiders following the failed trade in March, Crosby has now spoken about Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson.
The defensive end is known for hunting down quarterbacks in the backfield, but even Crosby has admitted there is no catching the Ravens QB.

MIAMI — Strolling down Miami's South Beach, you see two very different vibes among England and Norway supporters.
On one hand England fans are swigging beer in the sun with a familiar slightly nervous look on their face as the pressure is now on their team to deliver. England fans are flooding to Miami, with over 30,000 expected for the game as stories of last-minute trips via here, there and everywhere flow as freely as the drinks.
FOMO was very real among the England fans here in Miami.
Overall expectation levels from England's fans was pretty low heading into this tournament. But Thomas Tuchel's team, ranked fourth in the world, are now three wins from glory and their first World Cup ******* le since 1966 as their epic last 16 win against Mexico in Mexico City has boosted hopes they can finally win it all again.
MORE — Preview, prediction, team news

CINCINNATI (AP) — Jesús Luzardo allowed two hits in seven innings and struck out 11, Justin Crawford's base hit in the eighth inning drove in the game's only run and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cincinnati Reds 1-0 in a pitcher's duel on Thursday night.
Luzardo (8-4) — named to his first All-Star Game as an injury replacement on Tuesday — continued his dominance on the road. The left-hander is 6-0 with a 1.38 ERA this season in 11 starts away from Philadelphia.
Luzardo struck out the side in the third and sixth innings as he had his fourth outing with double-digit strikeouts.
Jhoan Duran gave up a leadoff single to JJ Bleday and hit Spencer Steer with a splitter before striking out Eugenio Suárez and Tyler Stephenson and getting Noelvi Marte to hit into a game-ending grounder for his 23rd save in 24 opportunities.
Cincinnati's Brady Singer (3-9) was equally as effective the first seven innings, allowing only three hits and striking out five before the right-hander ran into trouble in the eighth. The Reds were held to three hits after hitting five home runs in Wednesday night's 11-5 victory.

2026 World Matchplay of Darts first round draw revealed: Littler and others discover their opponent originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
This week, the 32-player field for the 2026 World Matchplay of Darts was confirmed.
The top 16 players on the OoM and the top 16 players from the Pro Tour OoM earned spots, but we will soon find out which Pro Tour player each seed will face in the first round of the event.
The draw is expected to take place at around 7:00 p.m. BST on Thursday.
Here are the matchups in the first round.

Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain says he is relishing the prospect of a "proper season" at Celtic after agreeing to stay on with the Scottish champions.
The 32-year-old former **** nal and Liverpool midfielder initially joined Martin O'Neill's side on a short-term deal in February.
Having been out of action for nine months, Oxlade-Chamberlain played 550 minutes over 12 appearances, scoring twice.
"I'm just delighted that it's been able to get done and excited to come in at the start of this season to feel like I've got a proper season with the boys and a pre-season," he said in a club media interview.
Oxlade-Chamberlain enjoyed league and Scottish Cup celebrations in May, with Celtic overhauling long-time leaders Hearts on the final day to defend their Premiership **** le before beating Dunfermline Athletic at Hampden.

Midfielder João Palhinha is headed back to Bayern Munich, at least temporarily. After Tottenham Hotspur wished him well, Sporting CP was supposed to be his next destination.
There is some doubt, though, about Sporting's ability to work out a deal with Bayern Munich and Palhinha. However, Juventus might be willing to kick the tires on the 30-year-old:
Juventus is considering a move for João Palhinha after his loan spell at Tottenham from Bayern Munich ended this summer. The Portuguese midfielder is now expected to **** s his options as he looks to secure regular first-team football ahead of the new season.
Tottenham have signed two big-money midfielders, suggesting they do not intend to keep Palhinha beyond the end of his loan spell. As a result, the midfielder has become available for another move during the current transfer window.
This situation has opened the door for Palhinha to join another club, with Juventus interested in adding him to their squad. According to Tuttojuve, the Bianconeri believe the experienced midfielder could strengthen their options as they continue reshaping the team.

It's been two days since the United States men's national team fell to Belgium in the Round of 16, after a disappointing 4-1 loss. But the World Cup keeps on trucking, with the quarterfinals beginning on Thursday, and U.S. fans will try to move on as well.
For USMNT fans who have gotten over their grief — or those who hope to overcome it by watching even more soccer — it's a perfect time to pick a new, arbitrary team to root for in the next round. Eight teams remain, six of them UEFA, one CAF and one CONMEBOL.
When it comes to picking a second-chance team, no reason is too small: Maybe one country holds your family's history, or you like the color of their jerseys, or maybe you're just really tired of the teams that always win.
All eight are worthy of your honorary support, but if you need them, here are a few reasons to cheer on each of the remaining teams.
In 2022, it was France's chance to go back-to-back. Les Bleus nearly pulled off a miracle in the final behind a hat trick from captain and star striker Kylian Mbappé: First, Mbappé scored two goals in a two-minute span to send the game to extra time, then he scored in extra time to send the game to penalties. But in the penalty shootout, Argentina got the win. Mbappé won the Golden Boot, and on the way to collect his trophy, he was forced to walk past the World Cup trophy, his true desire.

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred is pushing a cap system for the league, something that hasn't occurred since 1994. The question is, why now? (Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images)
Major League Baseball has yet to hit the All-Star break in the 2026 season, and already the league and MLB Players ****** ociation are locked in a battle over whether the league’s desire for a salary cap system will be part of the next collective bargaining agreement when the current one expires on December 1st. The big question is, why now?
In 1994, the league’s owners first sought a salary cap. The impending strike by the players over the issue canceled all of the 1994 postseason, including the World Series. After 232 days, on April 2, 1995, it concluded after then U.S. District Court Judge Sonia Sotomayor issued an injunction blocking team owners from unilaterally implementing the elimination of free agency and salary arbitration. While there has been no attempt at going after a cap system since then, it has always remained something that the owners have wanted.
Now, the league is seeking a hard cap system that sees elements of the NFL and NBA systems. While there have been early proposals by the league, there will inevitably be more. Here are the reasons why the cap is being pushed for now, and how the MLBPA has responded to it.
While one can debate that the problem in MLB is as much at the bottom of the payroll spectrum as at the top, the reality is that there is a significant gap. For 2025, the Dodgers had a Luxury Tax payroll of $417,341,608 compared to just $86,926,975, a staggering gap of $330,414,633.

New Orleans Pelicans head coach Jamahl Mosley recently expressed confidence in the roster. (via New Orleans Pelicans): “I think there’s 30 teams right now that are saying that they can compete at a high level. I think one thing that we want to make sure we do here is we just let our actions do the talking, and I think that’s what we’re gonna have to do. We’re gonna work every single night. We’re gonna play extremely hard every single night. We’re gonna play together, play for each other. So whatever happens — whether we do something or we don’t — I think this roster when it comes together the right way is an unbelievable roster that can do some things.”
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Athletics slip in power rankings after another lackluster week originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
The Athletics had a problem last season. Their offense was high-powered, while the pitching staff had trouble keeping opposing teams from scoring.
Some were hoping that would change this year with the addition of Aaron Civale, but he has not been the answer. This pitching staff is still struggling, while the offense has lost some key contributors.
They lost Brent Rooker for the season earlier in June as he had a knee injury that required surgery. The team is also currently without Jacob Wilson, who's dealing with right thumb inflammation, and Tyler Soderstrom with a left hip impingement.
MORE: New draft projections have Athletics solving major roster problem at No. 8

Another Team USA match in the World Cup means another party in downtown Detroit.
Hundreds of fans filled out Campus Martius Park ahead of Team USA's Round of 16 match against Belgium. If USA wins, it'll be its first time the Americans made the World Cup quarterfinals in more than 20 years.
This is the fifth Team USA watch party held by Detroit City Football Club for the World Cup.
Live match updates: USA-Belgium score, highlights with Balogun returning from red
One US soccer fan, Ankur Gupta, came with a red, white, and blue Einstein wig. Gupta said he hopes the fanfare at Campus Martius matches the in-person experience for Team USA matches.

Giannis Antetokounmpo, 31, left a remarkable legacy on the city of Milwaukee. 13 seasons, 10 All-Star Games, two MVP awards, an NBA ***** le, and a partridge in a pear tree.
However, that didn't stop Bucks president Josh Glessing from trading their legend away to the Miami Heat this offseason. Albeit, the Bucks did endure an underwhelming season and saw themselves miss the playoffs for the first time in a decade. That said, to trade away your franchise cornerstone, the man who gave everything he had to give your team everything they've earned, is a hard task regardless.
Rumors had been swirling about Giannis' departure for most of the season as well. It was only a matter of time, but that doesn't make the reality of the situation any less heartbreaking. And to boot, Antetokounmpo just posted a sorrowful video to social media thanking everyone involved during his time in Wisconsin.
In his video, Antetokounmpo stresses that he does not want the city of Milwaukee or the state of Wisconsin to remember him for the wins, the losses, the championships, or the basketball.
"I try to be like them," he says.

The United States face the biggest day of soccer in their history on Monday as they take on Belgium for a place in the World Cup quarter-finals after a dramatic reprieve for star striker Folarin Balogun thanks to the intervention of Donald Trump.
Balogun, who has scored three goals at the World Cup, had been set to miss the clash in Seattle after receiving a straight red card following a video review for stepping on a Bosnia-Herzegovina defender's foot in the round-of-32 match that the US won 2-0.
Under FIFA rules, a straight red card automatically triggers a one-game ban.
Trump called FIFA chief Gianni Infantino asking him to review Balogun's punishment, two sources familiar with the matter told AFP.
World football's governing body said Sunday the ban will now be suspended for a year, in a stunning move for which no specific explanation was offered.

As we get closer and closer to the start of the 2026 college football season, we continue to keep an eye on what the national media says about Ohio State, and one of the guys we love to follow here is Fox College Football's Joel Klatt.
He has his own podcast that his team also produces in video format on YouTube, and he's a great follow both during the season and throughout the offseason for great ******* ysis, commentary, and unbiased thoughts. Klatt recently dropped a video of what he believes are his top ten quarterbacks entering the 2026 season, and with Ohio State quarterback Julian Sayin coming back for his redshirt sophomore season to build on a fantastic freshman campaign, you had to believe Klatt would include the California native somewhere in that list.
Sayin was indeed in the list, checking in at No. 3 according to Klatt's opinion, with only Dante Moore of Oregon and Texas' Arch Manning checking in ahead of the OSU signal-caller. We all know how quick of a release Sayin has with pinpoint accuracy, but Klatt believes there are a couple of areas where he can improve.
"There were really just two things that held Julian Sayin back a year ago," Klatt said. "... He was at times a little bit hesitant to let it rip down the field. There were multiple times where I'd be watching film in preparation for games, and I'd pause the film and be like, 'The throw is there. He's got to take that shot.' "
Klatt also noted Sayin's struggles in short-yardage, something that cost Ohio State against Indiana in the Big Ten Championship Game.

NEW YORK (AP) — New York Yankees second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. left Sunday's game against the Minnesota Twins after the fifth inning because of right big toe discomfort.
Chisholm was examined by team physician Dr. Christopher Ahmad and X-rays were negative. He will get re-evaluated before the opener of a four-game series at Tampa Bay on Monday.
Chisholm fouled off a pitch from Joe Ryan in the fifth and winced on the swing. After taking a timeout, Chisholm hit a fly ball to right field on the next pitch.
José Caballero moved over from third base to second and Amed Rosario entered the game at third base.
Chisholm singled in the second inning but was picked off during a rundown on the next pitch during an at-bat by Max Schuemann.