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FOXBORO — Playoff hopes may be dimming, but the New England Revolution is not writing off the 2025 season as its front office presses on with an active summer transfer window. On Thursday morning, the club opened up more space on its roster by waiving attackers Luis Diaz and Maxi Urruti. The moves come as the Revolution are increasingly linked with Dor Turgeman, a 21 year old striker who has eight caps for the Israel national team and 32 goals in 113 appearances for Maccabi Tel Aviv across all competitions. The Revolution may face stiff competition for Turgeman, with reports…

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EAGAN, Minn. — Jaylinn Hawkins admitted the Patriots had a rough joint practice Thursday. The defense allowed several touchdowns to the Vikings, almost a dozen consecutive completions and generated minimal pressure. After practice, Hawkins walked off the field and into a Mike Vrabel-led team huddle. He believed again. Vrabel’s messaging, Hawkins said, has resonated with him throughout the summer as the Patriots try once more to overhaul their culture. It’s been a simple message lately, coming off a strong week of practices and a preseason blowout of the Commanders: it’s not good enough. Keep going. “We’ve never arrived. So, live…

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What position will Kristian Campbell play for the Boston Red Sox upon his MLB return? The answer is first base, which is why some fans were confused when Campbell was slated to start in left field for the Worcester Red Sox on Thursday night. Per @SoxProspects, “It is the first time (Campbell has) played a position other than 1B or 2B since being optioned on June 20.” Is Boston’s leadership suddenly having second thoughts about Campbell playing first base, despite Campbell’s increasing level of comfort at the position? That answer is no.  Following the Campbell left field announcement on Thursday…

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After a disappointing but not quite disastrous road trip, the outlook among Red Sox fans has slipped slightly over the past few days. While a 2-4 southwestern swing to San Diego and Houston won’t kill you, the Sox probably should have found a way to come home 3-3 given there were loses that involved a big Roman Antony double to tie the game in the ninth inning on Saturday and a Garrett Crochet start in which they scored six runs on Monday. If they managed to grab just one of those games, we all probably feel a little better about…

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EAGAN, Minn. — Patriots left tackle Will Campbell continues to ride the rookie rollercoaster as he enters the fourth week of his first training camp. Campbell labored in Thursday’s joint practice against the Vikings, allowing two would-be sacks and a pressure to Vikings Pro Bowl defensive end Jonathan Greenard during 11-on-11 drills. He also appeared to be flagged for a false start during a two-minute drill. Still, Greenard, who’s put together back-to-back double-digit sack campaigns, believes in Campbell’s future. “He’s gonna be a good tackle. I think just with repetition and reps, it’s gonna be really good,” Greenard told the…

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By DAN GREENSPAN OXNARD, Calif. (AP) — Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones credited an experimental trial drug for successfully treating advanced melanoma as he disclosed his cancer diagnosis publicly for the first time. Jones revealed his illness in a documentary series, “America’s Team: The Gambler and His Cowboys,” which will debut on Netflix next week. The 82-year-old Jones then told The Dallas Morning News how he was initially diagnosed in June 2010 and underwent two surgeries on his lung and two on his lymph nodes over the next 10 years after skin cancer cells metastasized to other parts of his…

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The Boston Red Sox sat in a similar position around the same time last year, only to falter down the stretch and miss the playoffs. Craig Breslow explained why this team can avoid a repeat. Boston’s chief baseball officer discussed the state of his team during a Thursday radio interview on WEEI’s “The Greg Hill Show.” Breslow believes Boston’s depth and rapport make them better positioned for a playoff push in 2025. “It’s so hard to pinpoint a single thing, but I think when you look at the group of 26 guys and the coaching staff, there’s a belief in…

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By EDDIE PELLS, Associated Press National Writer Organizers of the Los Angeles Olympics will sell naming rights for a handful of its venues in deals expected to bring multiple millions of dollars to the 2028 Games while breaking down the International Olympic Committee’s long-sacrosanct policy of keeping brand names off its arenas and stadiums. The organizing committee announced the landmark deal Thursday, saying contracts were already in place with two of its founding partners — Honda, which already has naming rights for the arena in Anaheim that will host volleyball, and Comcast, which will have its name on the temporary…

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HOUSTON (AP) — Hunter Brown allowed only a run in 6 2/3 innings for his 10th victory, Jeremy Peña and Yainer Diaz homered and the Houston Astros beat the Boston Red Sox 4-1 on Wednesday night.Brown (10-5) allowed six hits and three walks and held Boston to 1 for 6 with runners in scoring position. The Astros entered the day tied with Seattle for first place in the American League West.Peña started a two-run first with his his fifth leadoff homer of the season on Walker Buehler’s fifth pitch. Diaz added a two-out RBI single and, with the Astros up…

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