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6 hours ago
- Reuters
Report: Dodgers' Blake Snell, Blake Treinen trending toward return
July 6 - The Los Angeles Dodgers could soon welcome back starting pitcher Blake Snell and reliever Blake Treinen, as they are reportedly moving toward a return after lengthy stints on the injured list. Snell (shoulder) threw two simulated innings against hitters on Saturday, while Treinen tossed one inning against hitters, per According to the report, both are expected to begin rehab assignments early next week. Both Snell (shoulder) and Treinen (forearm) landed on the 60-day IL earlier this season. A two-time Cy Young Award winner, Snell has appeared in two games this year after signing a five-year, $182 million contract with the Dodgers in the offseason. In those two starts, the 32-year-old left-hander went 1-0 with a 2.00 ERA and four strikeouts over nine innings. A 10-year MLB veteran of the Tampa Bay Rays, San Diego Padres and San Francisco Giants, Snell has gone 77-58 with a 3.18 ERA in 213 starts with 1,372 strikeouts. Treinen, 37, has appeared in eight games this season and went 0-2 with a 3.38 ERA with 10 strikeouts in eight innings. A veteran of the Washington Nationals and then-Oakland Athletics before joining the Dodgers in 2020, Treinen has appeared in 507 games, mostly as a reliever. The right-hander has logged 570 strikeouts dating back to 2014 with a 43-36 record, 2.79 ERA and 82 saves in 577 appearances, including seven starts. --Field Level Media
Daily Mail
7 hours ago
- Daily Mail
BREAKING NEWS Caitlin Clark fans brutally mock claims the Indiana Fever are better off without her after team's miserable loss
Caitlin Clark 's fans have quickly rebutted the claims that the Indiana Fever are better off without her after the team's miserable home loss to the Los Angeles Sparks on Saturday night. Clark missed her fifth straight game with a groin injury and watched her teammates blow a fourth-quarter lead in the final minute of the game in the 89-87 loss to the Sparks. After two dominant wins earlier in the week over the Minnesota Lynx and Las Vegas Aces, some WNBA fans believed the Fever were better off without Clark. Now, after Indiana lost to the Sparks for the second time in nine days, as Los Angeles is in the penultimate spot in the WNBA standings, those critics have become mute and Clark's fans are brutally mocking those shouts.
Daily Mail
8 hours ago
- Daily Mail
Cameron Munster's wife Bianca reveals how her husband lost 'love for the sport' and bounced back from despair
Bianca Munster has opened up on her footy star husband's challenging rugby league journey - and how he told her he didn't want to play anymore after the infamous 'white powder' scandal. Cameron Munster, the newly appointed Queensland skipper, is on the cusp of leading his Maroons side to Origin glory. However, Bianca has lifted the lid on the struggles he has gone through along the way, and how he rediscovered his love for the sport. Munster, who has been open about his struggles with gambling, alcoholism and anxiety, made headlines in 2021 after he was pictured with a white substance during a heavy drinking session with teammates. The 30-year-old was fined $130,000, forced to undergo treatment for alcohol and banned from drinking by the club for 12 months. 'It was a really tough time, for not only Cam but our families,' Bianca told News Corp. 'There was a lot of online abuse and hate which went on for a long time - even still to this day. 'There was a moment where it was just the two of us and he said to me he didn't want to play football anymore and he lost the love for the sport. 'There was a lot of personal reflection and work he put into himself to reignite the fire in his belly to come back bigger and better. 'It took a great deal of support and trust from people who genuinely cared about him and this helped him understand what direction he wanted to go and what he needed to do to get there. Munster, who has three kids with his wife Bianca, now leads a more settled life. 'A huge factor was also our first son Jaxon being born later that year. Becoming a parent really opens your eyes and changes your whole perspective on life,' she said. 'I saw this effect on Cameron first hand.' Last month, Munster revealed how the scandal cost him almost $500,000. The newly appointed Queensland Maroons skipper has bounced back from rock bottom Munster checked himself into a rehab facility in Brisbane - the very same that Broncos star Ezra Mam attended following his recent controversies. The month-long stay cost him $80,000 - and the club wasn't helping out with any of the costs. Munster says that with lost sponsorships, fines and legal bills, the whole affair cost him around half-a-million dollars. 'At the end of the day, the Storm wanted to do the best thing for me and that meant going to where I went,' he told News Corp. 'I agreed to do it. 'I had to change my life. 'In rehab, I learnt who my close friends were. 'You get to the professional stage of rugby league with the limelight and it might not be rock star status, but I started to think I was a rock star. 'I needed to see who my real friends were. 'To be honest, I learnt there wasn't a whole heap there for me. I have a small circle now and it's one of those periods where I had to grow up and I believe I have. 'Looking back, I'm glad I did it. It's been for the better.'
