The biggest number touted by Werner Enterprises in its second quarter earnings release was that it had the highest revenue per truck growth in its One-Way segment in a decade.
Revenue per truck per week was $6,114, up 27.7% from the corresponding quarter a year ago.
Werner did that on the back of a significant downsizing of the number of average trucks in its One-Way Truckload segment. That number was down about 34% from a year ago.
Total miles per truck per week in One-Way was up 15.7% from a year earlier. Those trips also were longer, rising to an average of 685 from 581 a year earlier.
The size of the Dedicated fleet was up as a result of the acquisition of FirstFleet in January. Trucks in service in Dedicated rose 43.7% to 6,976. Average revenue per truck per week rose 5.4% to $4,789.

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The Philadelphia Phillies (57-51) close out their three-game road series against the Miami Marlins (54-54) at loanDepot Park today. Here's how to watch:
The Phillies will play the Marlins at 12:10 p.m. Eastern.
Today's Phillies game against the Marlins is on NBCSP (Philly) and Marlins.TV presented by Werner, Hoffman, Greig & Garcia (Marlins). You can also listen on 94WIP and the iHeart app (Philly), and 560AM WQAM and WAQI 710 (Marlins).
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Jesús Luzardo (Phillies) vs. Ryan Gusto (Marlins)

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The Philadelphia Phillies (57-50) take on the Miami Marlins (53-54) tonight in game two of their road set at loanDepot Park. Here's how to watch:
The Phillies will play the Marlins at 6:40 p.m. Eastern.
Today's Phillies game against the Marlins is on NBCSP (Philly) and Marlins.TV presented by Werner, Hoffman, Greig & Garcia (Marlins). You can also listen on 94WIP and the iHeart app (Philly), and WQAM 104.3 and WAQI 710 (Marlins).
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Aaron Nola (Phillies) vs. Sandy Alcantara (Marlins)

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The Iowa State softball team picked up another player for the 2026-27 season as Des Moines Area Community College outfielder Bri Tigges committed to playing for the Cyclones.
Tigges is the fourth portal addition of the offseason, joining Kennedy Diggs (Kansas), Maggie Werner (Minnesota) and Taylor Platt (North Texas).
Following two years at DMACC, she’ll play 19 minutes east of the softball field at the Boone campus. In her two years (2024-25 and 2025-26) wearing the blue and white, she appeared in 134 total games. In those games, she made 386 at-bats, connecting in 147 hits for a batting average of .381. Her hits tallied 29 doubles, five triples and 23 home runs.
Tigges earned 123 runs for the Bears and drove in 96 runs. She walked 66 times and struck out 30 times and recorded a two-year slugging average of .661.
In 99 fielding attempts over two seasons, Tigges recorded 92 putouts, five **** ists and recorded only two errors.

After being appointed as RB Leipzig’s successor to Ole Werner as head coach a week ago, Martin Demichelis officially began his work at his new club on Monday.
In an interview with Bild, RB Leipzig managing director for sport Marcel Schäfer spoke in detail about the appointment and outlined what he expects the former Argentina international to bring to the team.
“We want to win matches. That comes through a tactical component, a physical component. And there is also this enthusiasm, this fire, this passion. Martin combines all of that. He has experienced a lot in his career, has played under many coaches at the highest level. And he has taken something from all of them. He knows pressure situations, when you have to deliver,” Schäfer said.
“His basic style of football stands for incredibly high intensity, high pressing and winning the ball back early. He wants to play forward immediately after regaining possession. An ‘attack mode’ style of football. That is something that convinced us in the discussions, the ******* ysis and the observations.”
Demichelis arrives after a short spell as head coach of RCD Mallorca, where he was unable to prevent relegation despite winning five and drawing three of his 12 matches in charge.

After guiding RB Leipzig back to the Champions League with a third-place finish in his first season in charge, Ole Werner was somewhat surprisingly dismissed as head coach and replaced by Martín Demichelis.
In an interview with Bild, RB Leipzig managing director for sport Marcel Schäfer has now spoken about the sacking, admitting it was far from handled optimally.
“The past few weeks – and we have to be self-critical here – were anything but optimal, simply bad. Period,” Schäfer said.
The 42-year-old explained that a “long and confidential conversation” took place before Werner went on holiday, which was meant to be continued afterwards. However, that did not happen, and reports of the coach’s impending dismissal began to emerge during his vacation.
“That in between, so much of what happened ended up in the public domain for various reasons, was absolutely undignified towards both the person and the coach Ole Werner. I'm truly very sorry about that. No question,” Schäfer said.

By Ben McFadyean.
After dismissing Ole Werner on Wednesday, two-time DFB Pokal winners RB Leipzig have now picked Martín Demichelis to succeed the former Werder Bremen manager. Demichelis, who last managed at Real Mallorca, has been appointed on a two-year contract. A release clause fee of €2.5m has reportedly been paid to the Spanish island club, according to Bild.
The appointment was warmly welcomed by the club's managing director, Marcel Schaefer, who commented: "Martin is a great manager, he brings a high level of competence with a system which combines intense football and a clear line on the type of play he wants to play."
The former Atletico Madrid manager underlined his motivation for making the switch to the German club: "I want to create a side that plays bold, intense and exciting football."
The Argentine also emphasised his attraction to working in the Bundesliga: "Testing ourselves against Europe's best is also an incredible challenge for me".

The Cyclones have strengthened their softball roster with the addition of two impactful transfers, pitcher Kennedy Diggs from Kansas and utility player Maggie Werner from the Minnesota.
Kennedy Diggs joins the Iowa State program as a sophomore following two seasons at Kansas. A standout pitcher from Creighton, Missouri, Diggs entered college with a legendary high school resume, holding the career record at Sherwood High School with 1,308 strikeouts, including a single season where she retired 511 batters. In 2025, she was recognized on the Softball America Freshman Watch List after finishing her debut season with a 4–1 record and a 4.04 ERA, highlighted by a nine-strikeout shutout performance against East Texas A&M. During the 2026 season, she proved highly efficient in the circle, posting a 1.91 ERA over 18.1 innings and recording a shutout victory against DePaul.
Maggie Werner, a 5-10 utility player from Greenville, Wisconsin, moves to Ames as a junior after a productive four-year tenure at Minnesota. Werner is coming off a breakout 2026 season where she led the Golden Gophers in several offensive categories, including batting average (.311), on-base percentage (.426), and runs scored (26). Beyond her 42 hits and five home runs, she was a defensive anchor with a .990 fielding percentage and 278 putouts. Her collegiate journey is marked by steady progression, having transitioned from a redshirt freshman year in 2023 to becoming a central starter and a team leader by 2026.
In addition to their on-field production, both athletes bring a high level of character and academic excellence to the Cyclones. Werner is a three-time Academic All-Big Ten honoree and was the recipient of the Big Ten Sportsmanship Award in 2026.
Both players competed against the Cyclones in the 2026 season; Diggs pitched 3.1 innings of relief against the Cyclones in April, while Werner appeared in a matchup against Iowa State earlier this year in February at U.S. Bank Stadium.

Jun. 20—ROCHESTER — The legacy of Keith Kangas in the baseball community of Rochester, and particularly at Century High School, will be recognized as the school prepares to name its field after the longtime coach.
There were more than a dozen letters submitted to the school district in support of naming the field after Kangas, who coached for more than 30 years in Rochester and led Century High School to a state championship in 2003.
Kangas died in 2019 at the age of 62.
"Keith set a standard for baseball coaches across the state of Minnesota," Former John Marshall High School Baseball Coach Terry Heiderscheit wrote in a letter supporting the naming of the field after Kangas. "Beyond wins and **** les, Keith dedicated much of his life to developing young athletes in the Rochester community."
The naming of Century's field after Kangas is the latest example of several athletic facilities that have been named after influential coaches. Most recently, John Marshall High School named its track after former coach Ron Werner.

LEIPZIG, Germany (AP) — Former Leipzig coach Ole Werner is unhappy he wasn't given the chance to say goodbye to staff after his surprise dismissal from the club.
Leipzig fired Werner and his ***** istant coaches Tom Cichon and Patrick Kohlmann on Wednesday after what many would consider a successful debut season – third place in the Bundesliga for Champions League.
"Ole did a great job, he led us to the Champions League, but we also have to look forward," said Red Bull head of soccer Jürgen Klopp, who made the decision with Leipzig supervisory board chairman Oliver Mintzlaff.
Werner responded with a letter to the players, staff and fans of Leipzig on LinkedIn, saying "unfortunately the timing of this decision makes it impossible for me to say goodbye to all of you in person."
The 38-year-old coach looked back on what he called a "very positive" time in which he'd been asked to "give the team a new look in terms of its demeanor and style of play, while establishing a new, sustainable hierarchy within the dressing room." He said he made many changes and thinks "together we succeeded in fulfilling this mandate."

Jürgen Klopp addresses RB Leipzig’s decision to part ways with Ole Werner while he was working as World Cup pundit for Magenta TV. The Head of Global Soccer at Red Bull was believed to lead the group that demands a new direction for the Bundesliga club.
“We are acting in an advisory capacity as the Global Team,” Klopp explained the role he and his team played at RB Leipzig. “But we were involved in the decision-making process and ***** yzed the season. Ole (Werner) did a fantastic job. We qualified for the Champions League.
“But we also have to look forward at the same time. And when we thought about what that might look like, they decided on a change.”
RB Leipzig are expected to replace Werner with RCD Mallorca’s Martin Demichelis. Klopp opted to not confirm anything on the potential successor. "I'm not involved in speculation now. Everything that can be said will come from Leipzig," the 59-year-old said.
After thanking Werner and his team, Leipzig's sports managing director Marcel Schäfer gave a similar explanation in the club’s official communication after the news. "We have ***** yzed the past season intensively. And, on Tuesday evening, we decided to change the head coach. We have come to the conclusion that a different approach is necessary for the tasks ahead.”

NEWTON, Mass. (AP) — Hall of Famer David Ortiz said Boston Red Sox owner John Henry is concerned about the direction of his last-place team.
Speaking at his celebrity golf tournament — the “David Ortiz Soiree of Hearts” — the former Red Sox great said he’s talked to Henry recently about the club’s struggles.
“He’s worried. We had a conversation. I can see. I’ve known John a long time, him and the whole team — him and (chairman) Tom Werner, the whole group, they’re working on figuring things out to get this ride better,” Ortiz said Monday morning in an interview with The ******* ociated Press.
Boston is 25-33, trailing the AL East-leading Tampa Bay Rays by 12 games.
“He knows the direction of this team and he’s worried about the team’s situation more than what people think he is,” he said.