Mets rout Rangers 7-2 as Semien, Baty launch big homers
The New York Mets defeated the Texas Rangers 7-2 on Thursday, powered by a 455-foot homer from Jose Baty and a tiebreaking shot from Brandon Nimmo.
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The New York Mets defeated the Texas Rangers 7-2 on Thursday, powered by a 455-foot homer from Jose Baty and a tiebreaking shot from Brandon Nimmo.
Five Texans were absent from Wednesday's practice while another three were limited and two participated fully.
Caleb Downs and Jaishawn Barham are expected to start for Dallas against Baltimore, while Malachi Lawrence will contribute in a key rotation role.
Nico Collins did not participate in the media-access portion of the Texans' Wednesday practice as he continues to deal with a hamstring injury.
Jerry Jones suggested Dallas could pursue roster improvements as several defensive players face uncertain availability for the Ravens game.
Dallas improves to 2-0 with a 2-1 victory over St. Louis in Game 2. Thomas Harley and Nils Lundkvist score for the home side, while Jonatan Berggren nets a late goal for the visitors.
Alex Alvarez homered twice and drove in three runs to lead the Houston Astros to a 7-0 victory over the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park.
Sean Manaea struck out nine batters over six innings as the New York Mets defeated the Texas Rangers 6-3 at Globe Life Field on Wednesday.
The Rangers briefly led the Mets, but 15 strikeouts and only three hits left too much responsibility on a pitching staff that eventually ran out of room.
Dallas is preparing multiple cleat options while the NFL continues monitoring Maracanã Stadium’s playing surface.
Jerry Jones discussed possible roster additions, the play of Quinnen Williams and Kenny Clark, and field conditions ahead of Dallas' Week 3 game in Brazil.
Texas is 78-78 and a game up on Houston with six to play, none against the Astros. Globe Life hosts the Mets tonight with Quantrill shelved and Gore on the mound.
Paige Bueckers scored 30 points with seven assists and set a Dallas franchise record for points in a season at 853, but Kahleah Copper's layup with 2.4 seconds left lifted Phoenix past the Wings 87-86 on Monday.
Dak Prescott threw four touchdown passes, the last one his 249th, breaking Tony Romo's franchise record in a 37-20 home-opening win that evened the Cowboys at 1-1.
The Cowboys are preparing for a game against Baltimore while the NFL works on the playing surface at Maracanã Stadium.
Dallas visits Phoenix at 10 p.m. ET after Paige Bueckers' 26 points lifted the Wings past the Mercury on Saturday, moving them into sixth in a tight WNBA seeding race.
Dak Prescott threw four touchdown passes without an interception, passed Tony Romo for the franchise career mark, and led Dallas past Washington 37-20 on Sunday at AT&T Stadium.
Jake Ferguson caught four passes for 43 yards and two touchdowns as Dallas beat Washington 37-20, matching CeeDee Lamb for scoring grabs in Dak Prescott's four-TD day.
Cowboys safety P.J. Locke left Dallas’ game against Washington after suffering a foot injury on the opening drive.
Nico Collins will miss Houston's game against Cincinnati because of a Grade 1 hamstring injury suffered during practice.
Dallas elevated Curtis Robinson and Justin Barron for its Week 2 home game against Washington as DeMarvion Overshown deals with a hamstring injury.