MLB approve New York Mets record sale
- Nov 6, 2020
Major League Baseball (MLB) owners have approved the sale of the New York Mets to Steve Cohen, after the billionaire received 26 votes to four from the 30 other clubs in the division.
Read More . . .Major League Baseball (MLB) owners have approved the sale of the New York Mets to Steve Cohen, after the billionaire received 26 votes to four from the 30 other clubs in the division.
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Insights and analysis from Hartley Henderson for the five Breeders' Cup races at Keenland on Friday.
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The banged-up Niners and Packers meet in Santa Clara, and Colorado State hopes to do better this week against Wyoming in the Mountain West.
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Free football picks from Doug Upstone for November 5.
Read More . . .After a back and forth Election Night battle, Americans are still watching closely as votes are counted across the country in the presidential election. Both President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joe Biden see paths to victory as several states remain too close or too early to call.
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Read More . . .All three initiatives had to pass on Tuesday night for casino gambling to come to Nebraska. All three did pass and Fonner Park CEO Chris Kotulak said it’s only step one.
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