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1 week ago |
si.com | Stephanie Apstein
The Boston Red Sox never know what Kristian Campbell will do next. He might dive to his left or spin to his right at second base to make a play that makes his teammates gasp, as he did so often this spring that he forced his way onto the major league roster. He might become the 14th player in the last 50 years to reach base safely in his first 17 career games, as he did Monday with a solo home run. Or he might say something that leaves the clubhouse reeling, as he does just about every day.
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1 week ago |
ktla.com | Stephanie Apstein
The Boston Red Sox never know what Kristian Campbell will do next. He might dive to his left or spin to his right at second base to make a play that makes his teammates gasp, as he did so often this spring that he forced his way onto the major league roster. He might become the 14th player in the last 50 years to reach base safely in his first 17 career games, as he did Monday with a solo home run. Or he might say something that leaves the clubhouse reeling, as he does just about every day.
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3 weeks ago |
si.com | Stephanie Apstein
Ilia Malinin had just won his second consecutive figure skating world championships gold medal, and he could barely contain his disappointment. A year ago, when he collapsed to the ice after a free skate that sealed the title, he felt joy. On Saturday, that same gesture signified frustration. Sure, his 318.56 total score—31.09 points ahead of second place in a sport often decided by tenths—was the best this season. He won his ninth straight event.
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3 weeks ago |
si.com | Stephanie Apstein
As Alysa Liu nearly collapsed off the ice, in the seconds between completing the free skate of her life and finding out that it had made her world champion, amid her gasps of “What the hell?” and choreographer Massimo Scala’s yelps of “You did it!”, coach Phillip DiGuglielmo leaned in for a quiet question.
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3 weeks ago |
star-telegram.com | Stephanie Apstein
As Alysa Liu nearly collapsed off the ice, in the seconds between completing the free skate of her life and finding out that it had made her world champion, amid her gasps of "What the hell?" and choreographer Massimo Scala's yelps of "You did it!", coach Phillip DiGuglielmo leaned in for a quiet question.
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