Orioles rip MLB technology after Pete Alonso blast ruled foul

BALTIMORE — Major League Baseball now uses technology to confirm or overturn balls and strikes. Is it time for something similar around the foul poles? The Baltimore Orioles certainly felt aggrieved Wednesday night against the Yankees after Pete Alonso’s deep fly to left field in the seventh inning was ruled foul — and the call was upheld on a review. The play occurred with the game tied at 3. The Yankees then scored twice in top of the eighth and went on to win 5-3. “I think a simple fix is like football, you have the pylon camera with the…

Clippers pick up sharpshooter Max Strus in three-team Peyton Watson trade

The Los Angeles Clippers are adding a new face to a roster still stuck in NBA limbo — and Charles Barkley will presumably approve of the aesthetics. The Clippers acquired veteran small forward Max Strus from the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday as part of a sprawling three-team trade centered around…

The 10-Second Test That Exposes Sketchy GLP-1 Companies

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Raiders’ Klint Kubiak uncovers major problems, seeks quick fixes

HOUSTON — It’s become almost customary in the NFL for head coaches to sit their starters in preseason games when their team and that week’s opponent have already squared off in a joint practice. After what happened to the Raiders against the Texans on Tuesday, Klint Kubiak might be inclined…

Dodgers delay Roki Sasaki’s travel on purpose before Rockies start

DENVER –– His nameplate was above his locker. His No. 11 jersey hung in his stall. But in the two days leading up to his Wednesday night start at Coors Field, Dodgers pitcher Roki Sasaki was nowhere to be seen around the team this week. The reason: The right-hander hadn’t…

Intrigue over St. Barth hotel deal detailed in new book

Realty Check rarely strays beyond the Big Apple but we couldn’t resist this tale of intrigue in Michael Gross’s new book, “Treasured Island: The Story of St. Barth . . . and Its Barbarians, Billionaires, and Beauties.” Izak Senbahar, the New York developer of trophy properties such as jinga puzzle-like…

An avocado a day keeps the doctor away: new study

An apple a day keeps the doctor away? There’s a different fruit for the old adage. Avocados have been shown to have plenty of health benefits, including improved sleep and digestion. Now, new research has found the brunch menu staple is associated with a major health benefit for the heart.…

Can weed help dementia patients? Study finds surprising upsides

High hopes for those with dementia. New research has found an unexpected benefit for a common symptom in those with late-stage Alzheimer’s and other dementias from a cannabis treatment after a matter of weeks. The results mark a major step in dementia treatment, especially as more than 7 million Americans…

Mom sends pre-teen to talk to AI about difficult problems

A mother has shared a new-age parenting technique that has worked wonders for both her and her children. While many Australians use ChatGPT to predict the stock market or to diagnose a weird cough, Doctor Nici Sweaney has a whole other use for it. “I actually have ChatGPT as my…

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