Adeyemi entra en acción en el test ante el Birmingham City
Minnesota Twins Acquire Reliever A.J. Minter In Trade With New York Mets
The Minnesota Twins acquired left-handed reliever A.J. Minter from the New York Mets on Thursday ahead of Major League Baseball trade deadline on Aug. 3, per ESPN. In exchange, the Mets received two Twins prospects: third baseman Billy Amick, ranked 21st in Minnesota's system, and infielder Bruin Agbayani, ranked 29th, per The Athletic. Minter, 32, has posted a 1-1 record with a 2.35 ERA, 1.00 WHIP, 20 strikeouts, and one hold across 23 appearances this season. He provides Minnesota with left-handed depth in high-leverage situations, addressing a roster need following Anthony Banda's season-ending left lat strain in June. The trade signals the start of an expected sale at the deadline for the 47-63 Mets. Meanwhile, the 55–55 Twins remain three games behind the Chicago White Sox in the American League Central and are positioning themselves for a postseason run. newsbetting.bond
Roosters set 91‑year points record with 82‑12 win
Roosters record mammoth 82‑12 NRL win in Townsville. Points tally is the third‑highest in premiership history and the most by a winning team in 91 years.
Halfback Sam Walker, amid a multi‑million dollar contract negotiation, delivered a masterclass performance, prompting club figure Nick Politis to consider him a long‑term asset.
Cignetti Shines at Big Ten Media Days
Despite Indiana's status as defending national champion, coach Curt Cignetti stole the spotlight at Big Ten Media Days. His relentless work ethic was on display as he mentioned studying opponents' tapes even while traveling to the event, maintaining the same approach that has led to a 27-2 record and back-to-back College Football Playoff appearances.
Cignetti captivated both national television audiences and reporters in smaller sessions with his charismatic personality and witty remarks, overshadowing even traditional Big Ten powerhouses like Ohio State and Michigan. His presence at the event demonstrated why athletic director Scott Dolson describes him as a 'unicorn' in college football coaching.
