Red Sox closer Kenley Jansen to miss series in Colorado due to health issues

Boston Red Sox closer Kenley Jansen will not be with the team during its series in Colorado due to health issues. Jansen said after Sunday's 9-6 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers that doctors had to "shock his heart back into rhythm" after three previous trips to Colorado. The most recent time was 2022, when Jansen was with the Atlanta Braves. It also happened in 2012 and '18 when he pitched for the Dodgers.

Ohtani's 473-foot drive leads 6-homer onslaught for Dodgers in 9-6 win over Red Sox

Shohei Ohtani hit a 473-foot home run and the Los Angeles Dodgers went deep six times in a 9-6 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Freddie Freeman, Teoscar Hernández, Gavin Lux, Austin Barnes and Jason Heyward also connected as Los Angeles swept the three-game series. It was the 25th time the Dodgers launched at least six homers in a game and first since 2022 against Kansas City. Five came off Boston starter Kutter Crawford. Jarren Duran, the MVP of last Tuesday's All-Star Game, homered and drove in four runs for the Red Sox, who fell a game behind the Royals for the final AL wild card. James Paxton allowed three runs and struck out seven in five innings for the win. Daniel Hudson earned his sixth save.

NHRA Northwest Nationals Results

1. Steve Torrence; 2. Shawn Langdon; 3. Clay Millican; 4. Doug Kalitta; 5. Jasmine Salinas; 6. Josh Hart; 7. Tony Schumacher; 8. Billy Torrence; 9. Shawn Reed; 10. Antron Brown; 11. Brittany Force; 12. Ron Smith; 13. Justin Ashley; 14. Tony Stewart.

Ohtani hits 473-foot homer that clears bleachers at Dodger Stadium

Shohei Ohtani made his 30th home run in Dodger blue a memorable one. The superstar slugger drove a cutter from Boston pitcher Kutter Crawford 473 feet over the bleachers at Dodger Stadium during the fifth inning of Sunday's game against the Red Sox. According to fans in the area, the ball sailed between the pavilion roof and an advertisement sign in right-center field, but it cleared the concourse and landed on the walkway in the ballpark plaza. Ohtani just missed becoming the second Dodgers player and sixth overall to clear the pavilion roof and hit a ball out of Dodger Stadium, which opened in 1962. Los Angeles slugger Mike Piazza did it on Sept. 21, 1997, against the Colorado Rockies.

Dunlap becomes first player in PGA Tour history to win as an amateur and a pro in the same year

became the eighth amateur to win a tour event and the first in 33 years. On Sunday in the only PGA Tour event that uses the modified Stableford scoring system, Dunlap took the lead with a 55-foot eagle putt on the par-5 15th. Players receive eight points for a double eagle, five for eagle and two for birdie. A point is deducted for bogey and three for double bogey. Vince Whaley was second.

Ron Washington gifted ball by Kevin Pillar from the final out of the Angels' final Coliseum visit

Kevin Pillar made sure manager Ron Washington received the ball after making the final out in center field. It would certainly be a meaningful souvenir from the Los Angeles Angels' last scheduled visit to Oakland. And Pillar knew he had to gift it to Washington, the longtime Athletics' third base and infield coach who still feels so fondly about the franchise and city. Washington's club rallied to beat the A's 8-5 at the Coliseum, where Oakland is playing its final season before at least three years scheduled for Sacramento ahead of a planned move to Las Vegas in 2028.

Giants manager Bob Melvin ejected before 1st pitch of game at Colorado

San Francisco Giants manager Bob Melvin wasn't around for the finish Sunday as his team defeated the Colorado Rockies at Coors Field. He didn't even make it to the start, for that matter. In an unusual scene, Melvin was ejected before the first pitch after he and bench coach Ryan Christensen delivered the lineup card to home plate umpire Alex MacKay. Following the Giants' 3-2 victory, Melvin said he just "talked too much" and his ejection wasn't planned or choreographed. He said "umpiring's a hard job" and he "probably went too far." San Francisco was coming off a 4-3 loss to the Rockies on Saturday night and a 7-3 loss on Friday.

Sam Hauser agrees to four-year, $45 million extension with Celtics, AP source says

A person with knowledge of the details says the Boston Celtics have locked up another member of their championship core, agreeing to a four-year, $45 million extension with Sam Hauser. Hauser's 197 3-pointers were second on the Celtics behind only Jayson Tatum, and now he has joined his All-Star teammate and guard Derrick White in agreeing to extensions this summer. Hauser will earn $2 million next season before his extension begins in the 2025-26 season. The person confirmed the deal to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity Sunday because it had not been announced.

Braves 2B Ozzie Albies expected to miss about 8 weeks with broken wrist

Atlanta Braves second baseman Ozzie Albies broke his left wrist late in Sunday's loss to the St. Louis Cardinals and is expected to miss about eight weeks. Albies got hurt trying to catch a throw when Michael Siani stole second in the ninth inning. The three-time All-Star was replaced at second base by Zack Short. Following their 6-2 defeat, the Braves announced X-rays revealed a left wrist fracture and Albies is expected to be sidelined for approximately eight weeks. Albies is hitting .255 with eight home runs and 46 RBIs, almost exclusively from the No. 2 spot in the batting order. It's another major blow to Atlanta's lineup, after reigning NL MVP Ronald Acuña Jr. went down with a season-ending knee injury in May.

Angels rally against Oakland bullpen in final scheduled visit to Coliseum, beat A's 8-5

Kevin Pillar hit a two-run double in the eighth as Los Angeles rallied against Oakland's bullpen, and the Angels beat the Athletics 8-5 in likely their final game ever at the Coliseum. Logan O'Hoppe singled to start the decisive inning. Pinch-hitter Nolan Schanuel had an RBI single and Jo Adell drew a bases-loaded walk from Lucas Erceg as the Angels came back to snap a franchise-long eight-game losing streak at the Coliseum dating back to early last season. The A's will relocate to Sacramento for at least the next three years ahead of their planned move to Las Vegas.

Yoshinobu Yamamoto hopeful of returning to Dodgers' rotation despite not having a timeline

Dodgers right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto is hopeful of returning this season, even though there isn't a timeline on when that might happen. Yamamoto was transferred to the 60-day injured list last week, meaning he can't return until mid-August at the earliest. The pregame comments were the first time Yamamoto has met with the media since he went on the IL on June 16 with a strained rotator cuff. The injury was initially described as triceps tightness before the strain was diagnosed. Yamamoto said he isn't feeling any pain or discomfort in his shoulder. He will play catch on Monday and stretch it out close to 200 feet. If that goes well, manager Dave Roberts is hopeful Yamamoto could resume his throwing program.

Raley hits three-run homer to help Mariners overcome injury to Rodriguez and beat Astros 6-4

Luke Raley hit a three-run homer, Bryan Woo pitched 5 2/3 solid innings and the Seattle Mariners overcame an injury to Julio Rodriguez to beat the Houston Astros 6-4 on Sunday. Rodríguez left the game with two outs in the sixth inning after he leapt for a flyball and appeared to twist his right ankle against the pad of the center field fence on a triple by Yordan Alvarez, who hit for the cycle. Rodriguez grabbed at his ankle in pain and stayed on the ground for several minutes before walking off the field with manager Scott Servais and trainer Taylor Bennett. Rodríguez was replaced in center field by Victor Robles.

Kyle Larson races to his 1st Brickyard 400 victory, making a late charge through the field

Kyle Larson made a late charge through the field, managed to get his car refired after a red flag and won the final two restart battles Sunday before coasting to his first Brickyard 400 victory under caution. Larson took the lead when Brad Keselowski ran out of fuel and pulled off the track just before the second-to-last restart and beat pole winner Tyler Reddick at the end with the yellow flag out. Larson won in his first trip back to the speedway since trying to become the fifth driver to complete 1,100 miles of racing on the same May day, at Indy and Charlotte, North Carolina. Larson won for the fourth time this season and took the points lead from Hendrick Motorsports teammate Chase Elliott.

Astros designated hitter Yordan Alvarez hits for cycle against Mariners

Astros designated hitter Yordan Alvarez hit for the cycle against the Seattle Mariners on Sunday, becoming the 10th player in Houston history to accomplish the feat. Alvarez singled in the first inning, hit his 20th homer of the season off Mariners starter Bryan Woo in the fourth, added a run-scoring triple to center field in the sixth off Taylor Saucedo and completed the cycle with a double down the right field line in the eighth against Gregory Santos. Alvarez finished 4 for 4 with two RBIs and two runs scored in the Astros' 6-4 loss to Seattle.

Kenny Clark and the Packers agree on a $64 million, 3-year contract extension, AP source says

A person familiar with the negotiations tells The Associated Press that three-time Pro Bowl defensive tackle Kenny Clark and the Green Bay Packers have agreed on a $64 million, three-year contract extension. The person, who spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the deal hasn't been signed, said Clark will make $29 million this year, including a $17.5 million signing bonus. Clark, who turns 29 on Oct. 4, was entering the final season of his contract after agreeing to a four-year, $70 million extension with a $25 million signing bonus in the summer of 2020.

LSU cornerback Javien Toviano arrested on accusation of video voyeurism, authorities say

Authorities say LSU sophomore cornerback Javien Toviano has turned himself in to officials on charges of video voyeurism. The East Baton Rouge Parish sheriff's office said the 19-year-old from Arlington, Texas, is accused of recording himself having sex with a woman without her consent. The Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate reports Toviano admitted using a hidden camera to record sexual encounters. LSU says the football player has been suspended from all team activities. The school said it would have no further comment. It was unknown if Toviano has an attorney who could speak on his behalf after turning himself in Sunday.

AP PHOTOS: A race to capture the Tour de France before it flies by

The three-week Tour de France goes by in the blink of an eye. The grueling race that ended Sunday covered around 3,500 kilometers and photojournalists had to capture hundreds of fleeting moments. Shooting the race is as much about finding a unique angle that captures the scenic and quirky side of one of the world's most epic competitions as getting stage winners crossing the line with arms raised in victory. It's also an endurance contest. Long days are spent snapping photos from the back of a motorcycle, or speeding ahead to find a vantage point and then racing to catch the riders.

Dodgers activate outfielder Jason Heyward from injured list and send James Outman back to minors

Dodgers outfielder Jason Heyward has been reinstated from the injured list. Heyward was set to start in right field and bat seventh as Los Angeles wrapped up a weekend series against the Boston Red Sox. The 34-year-old Heyward was placed on the injured list July 5 with a left knee bone bruise. He has a .203 batting average with four home runs and 20 RBIs in 42 games this season. To open a roster spot for Heyward, outfielder James Outman was optioned back to Triple-A Oklahoma City. Outman finished third in 2023 NL Rookie of the Year voting but was hitting just .153 with three homers and a .508 OPS in 45 major league games this season.

Mariners star Julio Rodríguez day-to-day with sprained ankle after crashing into outfield fence

Seattle Mariners star Julio Rodríguez is day-to-day with a sprained right ankle after crashing into the center-field fence while trying to catch a long drive hit by Houston Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez. Rodríguez grabbed his ankle in pain and remained on the ground for a few minutes before walking off the field with athletic trainer Taylor Bennett and manager Scott Servais in the sixth inning. The two-time All-Star and 2022 AL Rookie of the Year was replaced in center field by Victor Robles, who shifted over from right. The initial X-rays on Rodríguez's ankle were negative, according to Servais, and the 23-year-old outfielder will likely undergo an MRI before returning to the lineup. Alvarez ended up with an RBI triple and hit for the cycle in Seattle's 6-4 victory.

Dan Brown's top 10 finish earns him British Open spot for 2025 and nice paycheck

Dan Brown's mates have been partying this week as the unheralded Englishman dared to challenge for the British Open title. He might finally join them in a drink Sunday after finishing his debut major tournament in a tie for 10th place at Royal Troon. The 29-year-old Brown's performance also earned him qualification to next year's Open, at Royal Portrush in Northern Ireland, and a paycheck of $317,534. He shot a 3-over 74 with five bogeys on the front nine. He finished on even par, nine shots behind champion Xander Schauffele. On Sunday, he was paired with world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler.

Beltré, Helton, Mauer and Leyland inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame

Adrian Beltré, Joe Mauer, Todd Helton and Jim Leyland have been inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, New York. Beltré led this year's class with 95.1% of the Baseball Writers' Association of America vote in his first year on the ballot. Helton followed with 79.7% of the vote in his sixth year of eligibility and Mauer received 76.1% of the BBWAA vote in his first year. Leyland was elected by the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee.

Jorge Soler hits MLB season-best 478-foot HR, Birdsong strikes out 12 as Giants beat Rockies 3-2

Jorge Soler led off the game with the longest home run in the majors this season, a 478-foot shot to center, rookie Hayden Birdsong struck out a career-high 12 batters, and the San Francisco Giants beat the Colorado Rockies 3-2. Birdsong, making his fifth career start, didn't allow a hit until Brendan Rodgers' two-out, two-run homer in the fourth inning. He walked one in six innings and finished with the most strikeouts in a game for the Giants this season. Camilo Doval got the final three outs for his 18th save.

Dreams of contention for Elly De La Cruz and the Reds take a hit with a sweep at Washington

Elly De La Cruz predicted before the second half of the season began that the Cincinnati Reds were going to make the playoffs and "win it all." That optimistic goal became even more of a long shot on Sunday, when the still-rebuilding Washington Nationals completed a three-game sweep of the visiting Reds. The Reds came out of the break three games under .500 but only three games out of the final NL wild card spot. They fell to 47-53 during their lost weekend at Washington, four games out of the wild card and last in the NL Central. Manager David Bell says the Reds still have "so much to play for."

Billy Horschel laments mistakes at Troon and tips cap to champion Xander Schauffele

Billy Horschel led the British Open by one shot going into Sunday's final round at Royal Troon but it was Xander Schauffele who captured the claret jug. The 37-year-old Horschel's wait for a major championship goes on. He says "I'm disappointed. I had a chance to win a major." A fourth-place finish gets Thriston Lawrence qualified into the Masters next year for the first time. Scotland's Calum Scott who has another year left at Texas Tech won the silver medal as the lowest-scoring amateur.

Chisholm's go-ahead homer lifts Marlins to 4-2 win over Mets

Jazz Chisholm Jr. hit a three-run homer, Jake Burger also went deep and the Miami Marlins beat the New York Mets 4-2. Vidal Bruján had his second career three-hit game for the National League-worst Marlins, who are 5-4 against the NL East rival Mets this season. Declan Cronin threw 1 1/3 innings of scoreless relief against his hometown team to earn the win. A.J. Puk and Calvin Faucher blanked the Mets for an inning apiece before Tanner Scott closed with a perfect ninth for his 16th save. Miami's Nick Fortes committed three throwing errors, a first by a catcher in club history. The Mets struck out 14 times and went 1 for 8 with runners in scoring position.

Tour de France Results

1. Tadej Pogacar, Slovenia, UAE Team Emirates, 45:24s.

Rhys Hoskins' go-ahead homer in 8th lifts Brewers over Twins, 8-7

Rhys Hoskins hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the eighth inning and rookie Jackson Chourio homered and drove in three runs to lift the Milwaukee Brewers to a two-game sweep of the Minnesota Twins with an 8-7 win at Target Field. With the game tied 5-all, Hoskins took Twins reliever Griffin Jax deep to left for his 15th home run of the season. The Brewers' bats helped starter Aaron Civale overcome a rough outing. In his third start with the Brewers since being acquired via trade, Civale allowed five earned runs in 4 1/3 innings.

Hoerner's bases-loaded walk in the 10th gives the Cubs a 2-1 victory over the Diamondbacks

Nico Hoerner doubled and scored the tying run in the ninth inning, then walked with the bases loaded in the 10th to give the Chicago Cubs a 2-1 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday. Chicago entered the ninth with just one hit before Hoerner sparked the late rally as the Cubs avoided the sweep. Cubs All-Star pitcher Shota Imanaga had a career-high 10 strikeouts and gave up two hits over seven innings, including a home run to Eugenio Suárez. The Cubs prevailed after Brandon Pfaadt's dominant day on the mound. The Arizona ace struck out seven and allowed just one hit.

Heim homers, Heaney solid as Rangers beat Orioles 3-2 to avoid sweep

Jonah Heim hit a three-run homer, Andrew Heaney pitched two-hit ball over five scoreless innings and the Texas Rangers beat the Baltimore Orioles 3-2 to avoid a three-game sweep. Texas held on after Anthony Santander closed the gap with his 27th home run and third of the series, a two-run shot in the eighth inning. The Rangers finished the season 2-5 against the Orioles after sweeping them in the AL Division Series last year on the way to their first World Series title. Baltimore won three of four at home in late June. Texas salvaged the finale in that series as well.

Ravens coach John Harbaugh: Lamar Jackson can become the best quarterback in NFL history

Lamar Jackson missed the start of training camp because of an illness. Then Baltimore coach John Harbaugh began talking up his absent star quarterback. Harbaugh spoke for more than two minutes about Jackson after the Ravens finished their first full-squad practice of camp. He says he can envision Jackson becoming recognized as the greatest quarterback in NFL history. Harbaugh said Jackson started getting sick Saturday. The coach didn't give a timeline for his return to practice. Linebacker Asida Isaac, defensive back T.J. Tampa and running back Keaton Mitchell were absent Sunday as well because of injuries.

Palacios, Arozarena, Siri, Caballero help Rays overcome Judge's 35th homer and beat Yankees 6-4

Richie Palacios led off the game against Marcus Stroman with the first of Tampa Bay's four home runs, Jose Siri took a half-minute trot after his longball and the Tampa Bay Rays beat the New York Yankees 6-4. Randy Arozarena hit his third home run in two days and José Caballero also went deep as the Rays hit four homers for the second straight day. After the Rays opened a 5-0 lead, Aaron Judge hit a three-run homer in the seventh inning off Jason Adam, a 444-foot drive to left field. Judge leads the major leagues with 35 homers and 89 RBIs.

Seth Lugo retires 14 straight in 1st career complete game, Royals beat White Sox 4-1

Seth Lugo retired 14 straight batters in his first career complete game as the Kansas City Royals rallied past the Chicago White Sox for a 4-1 win and series sweep. Lugo surrendered one run while striking out six. He allowed an infield hit to Tommy Pham leading off the game Sunday before retiring the next 14 batters. In the eighth, Hunter Renfroe's single scored Bobby Witt Jr. to break a 1-1 tie as the Royals collected five hits, scoring three runs against reliever John Brebbia. Chicago's bullpen leads the majors with 24 blown saves and 33 losses.

Tyler Phillips tosses six scoreless innings and Phillies avoid sweep with 6-0 win over Pirates

Rookie Tyler Phillips gave up four hits in six innings, and the Philadelphia Phillies avoided a three-game sweep with a 6-0 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Phillips struck out three and walked one. It was the right-hander's third game and second start since being called up from Triple-A Lehigh Valley on July 5. The Phillies, who had lost three straight and four of their last five games, ended the Pirates' winning streak at six. Pittsburgh was shut out for the seventh time this season.

Michael King and two relievers toss 2-hitter as Padres edge the Guardians 2-1

Michael King did not allow a hit until the seventh inning and Kyle Higashioka had a two-run double and the San Diego Padres beat the American League Central-leading Cleveland Guardians 2-1. King's bid for the second no-hitter in franchise history ended when Angel Martínez led off the seventh with a single to center. The right-hander was acquired from the Yankees in the blockbuster deal that sent Juan Soto to New York on Dec. 7, 2023. King worked seven innings, giving up one run and two hits with six strikeouts. Jeremiah Estrada followed King, while Robert Suarez recorded the final four outs for his 23rd save and completed the two-hitter.

Springer hits 2 homers and Clement gets tiebreaking hit as Blue Jays beat Tigers 5-4 to avoid sweep

George Springer hit two home runs, including the 58th leadoff shot of his career, and the Toronto Blue Jays avoided a three-game sweep by beating the Detroit Tigers 5-4. Ernie Clement delivered a tiebreaking single in the sixth inning and Toronto outfielder Daulton Varsho made a sensational leaping catch at the wall with two runners on to preserve the one-run lead in the eighth. Springer went 3 for 4 with three RBIs and Clement reached base three times as the Blue Jays won for the second time in seven meetings with Detroit this season. Justyn-Henry Malloy hit his first career grand slam off Blue Jays right-hander Kevin Gausman, but the Tigers couldn't extend a four-game winning streak.

Chanettee Wannasaen wins LPGA Tour's Dana Open for Children

Chanettee Wannasaen won the Dana Open for Children on Sunday for her second LPGA Tour title, birdieing the final two holes to hold off Haeran Ryu by a stroke. Three strokes ahead of playing partner Ryu entering the round, Wannasaen closed with a 4-under 67 to finish at 20-under 264 at Highland Meadows. The 20-year-old Thai player won the Portland Classic last year. Ryu shot 65, also birdieing the final two holes. The South Korean player had six birdies and a bogey on the back nine. Defending champion Linn Grant of Sweden and Ssu-Chia Cheng of Taiwan tied for third at 14 under, each shooting 68. China's Xiyu "Janet" Lin and Mary Liu were 12 under.

Colton Herta dominates in Toronto for first IndyCar victory in more than 2 years

Colton Herta won the chaotic Honda Indy Toronto on Sunday for his first victory in more than two years, starting from the pole and maintaining control throughout at Exhibition Place. The 24-year-old American completed the first weekend sweep in IndyCar history, posting the fastest times in both practices, qualifying and the warmup Sunday before winning the race for his eighth career victory. Andretti Global teammate Kyle Kirkwood was second, 0.3469 seconds back on the street course, followed by four-time Toronto champion Scott Dixon of Ganassi Racing. Series leader Alex Palou of Chip Ganassi Racing was fourth. The race was the first street event for the hybrid powertrains introduced two weeks ago at Mid-Ohio.

Burleson, Goldschmidt hit home runs in Cardinals' 6-2 win over Braves

Paul Goldschmidt hit one of four Cardinals home runs after getting dropped in the order and St. Louis knocked off the Atlanta Braves 6-2 to win the weekend series. Cardinals designated hitter Alec Burleson had two RBIs, giving him 21 in 16 games in July. He has an RBI in six straight games, which is one shy of the Cardinals record. Lars Nootbaar and Willson Contreras also hit solo home runs on Sunday. Jarred Kelenic hit a home run for the Braves.

Rookie James Wood's 3-run homer gives the Nationals a 5-2 win and a 3-game sweep of the Reds

James Wood hit a tiebreaking, three-run homer with two outs in the eighth inning, and the Washington Nationals completed a three-game sweep of the Cincinnati Reds with a 5-2 victory. Wood, a 21-year-old rookie and the Nationals' top prospect, sent a first-pitch fastball from Justin Wilson 405 feet the opposite way to left field. His second homer since his debut on July 1 gave the Nationals their fifth win in six games. The rebuilding Nationals drew even in the standings with Cincinnati, which began the second half hoping to make a playoff push. The Reds have lost four straight and fell into last place in the NL Central.

Yankees manager Aaron Boone ejected for 5th time this season as Rays beat New York 6-4

The New York Yankees' Aaron Boone was ejected for the major league-high fifth time this season and the 38th time in his managing career when plate umpire Edwin Jiménez tossed him for arguing during a game against the Tampa Bay Rays. Boone was ejected before the start of the seventh inning Sunday for arguing from the dugout after slumping Alex Verdugo was called out on a full-count fastball from Colin Poche that appeared to be low. Verdugo repeatedly complained after the call in the bottom of the sixth. New York was trailing 3-0 at the time.

Justin Rose 'choking back tears' after Xander Schauffele surges to British Open title

Justin Rose needed a long putt for par on the 12th hole at Royal Troon to keep pace with Xander Schauffele. The 21-footer looked good and the crowd was ready to erupt. It caught the left side of the cup, though, and lipped out. Rose tossed his putter in the air, catching it on the way down. His British Open dream was dented, and Schauffele surged to the title. Rose's lone bogey of the day dropped him a shot behind Schauffele and two strokes back of then-leader Thriston Lawrence. The 43-year-old Englishman carrying the hopes of the country in search of a champion never caught up. Rose finished tied for second with Billy Horschel on 7-under overall, two shots behind Schauffele.

Jajaira Gonzalez left boxing after missing out on the Rio Olympics. She fought her way back to Paris

Jajaira Gonzalez will fight for the U.S. Olympic boxing team in Paris eight years after she narrowly missed out on a spot in Rio de Janeiro as a teenage prodigy. She left boxing for about four years in the interim while she navigated anxiety, depression, a high-profile relationship, a brief Army stint and a general lack of direction familiar to anyone who missed out on their greatest dream. Gonzalez got back in the gym about three years ago and fought her way onto the Olympic team with a fortunate change in weight class and a determination to seize her dream.

Padres' Michael King has no-hit bid broken up in 7th inning on single by Guardians' Angel Martinez

Guardians rookie Angel Martinez blooped a single to center in the seventh inning to break up a no-hit bid by San Diego's Michael King. Bidding to throw just the second no-hitter in team history, King dominated Cleveland's hitters through six innings before Martínez, who walked in the fourth, dropped his soft single into center. The Guardians, who got just one hit on Saturday, trail 2-1. Joe Musgrove pitched San Diego's only no-hitter in 2021.

Hamilton takes his record 200th podium after 'hair-raising' duel in Hungary with Verstappen

Lewis Hamilton has added to his Formula One milestones by becoming the only driver to stand on a winners' podium for the 200th time after his third-place finish at the Hungarian Grand Prix. Hamilton got his winning groove back at the British GP two weeks ago when he took his record victory tally to 104. That triumph ended a winning drought that dated back to the second-to-last race of 2021. His seven world titles are only matched by Michael Schumacher, who is second all-time in podiums at 155. Hamilton extended his record podium haul following a drive that featured a scintillating duel with top rival Max Verstappen.

Chiefs safety Justin Reid placed on non-football injury list

Safety Justin Reid joined a growing list of injured starters for the back-to-back champs as the Kansas City Chiefs kicked off their first full-squad workout of training camp. The club placed Reid on the non-football injury list with a quad issue. Jaden Hicks, a fourth-round draft choice from Washington State, took Reid's place at strong safety with the first-team defense. He played alongside free safety Bryan Cook with Chamarri Conner at nickel back. Coach Andy Reid didn't elaborate on the nature of the injury on Sunday, but said he doesn't have long-term concerns for his 27-year-old defensive secondary leader.

LeMahieu sits with average down to .177, less than half the .364 when he earned second batting title

DJ LeMahieu's batting average is down to .177, less than half his .364 when earning his second batting title in 2020. Hitless in 17 at-bats, LeMahieu was out of the New York Yankees' starting lineup for Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays. Fans booed him in recent days. A three-time All-Star, LeMahieu turned 36 on July 13. He broke his right foot when he fouled off a pitch during a spring training game this past March 16, delaying his season debut until May 28 and has three doubles, no homers and 11 RBIs in 124 at-bats.

Tadej Pogacar celebrates his 3rd Tour de France victory in style with another audacious stage win

Tadej Pogacar had no need to attack on the final stage of the Tour de France. Defending a lead of over five minutes in Sunday's time trial, he was set to comfortably win the race for the third time anyway. But he couldn't resist another attack. With main rival Jonas Vingegaard unable to challenge him, Pogacar celebrated his Tour victory in style with a dominant win in the time trial ending in Nice for the 17th stage win of his illustrious Tour career. The 25-year-old Slovenian rider became the first cyclist to win the Giro d'Italia and Tour de France in the same year since the late Marco Pantani in 1998. Pogacar previously won the Tour in 2020 and 2021.

Xander the Great! Schauffele wins the British Open for his 2nd major this year

Xander Schauffele was the player who couldn't win a major at the start of the year. Now he has two of them. The 30-year-old Californian won the British Open with a masterpiece at Royal Troon. He played bogey-free for a 65 to get his name on the base of that silver claret jug. Schauffele won the PGA Championship in May at Valhalla. He's the first player since 2015 to win his first two majors in the same season. And his victory at Royal Troon gave the Americans a sweep of the four majors for the first time since 1982. Schauffele's 65 ranks among the great closing rounds in British Open history.

Rays pitcher Ryan Pepiot hospitalized with knee infection

Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Ryan Pepiot was hospitalized for a knee infection and will miss his scheduled start at Toronto on Tuesday. Pepiot was placed on the 15-day injured list retroactive to Friday, and right-hander Tyler Zuber was recalled from Triple-A Durham and in position to make his first big league appearance in three years. Pepiot was admitted to Columbia University Medical Center for treatment of his right knee. A 26-year-old right-hander, Pepiot is 6-5 with a 3.92 ERA in 17 starts. He was acquired from the Dodgers as part of the trade that sent Tyler Glasnow to Los Angeles.

With AI, jets and police squadrons, Paris is securing the Olympics — and worrying critics

The head of the Paris Olympics boldly declared that France's capital would be "the safest place in the world" when the Games open. Tony Estanguet's confident forecast, delivered a year ago, looks less far-fetched ahead of the opening ceremony Friday. Squadrons of police are patrolling Paris streets and fighter jets and soldiers are ready to scramble. An imposing metal-fenced security cordon has been erected like an iron curtain on both sides of the River Seine that will star in the opening show. France's vast police and military operation is largely because the July 26-Aug. 11 Games face unprecedented challenges. The city has repeatedly suffered bloody extremist attacks and international tensions are high because of the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.

The wake-up call for the US men's basketball team arrives with the Paris Olympics a few days away

South Sudan is the 33rd-ranked team in the FIBA world rankings, by far the lowest of any of the 12 nations that will be vying for men's basketball gold in the Paris Olympics that start this week. The U.S. is ranked No. 1. Yet South Sudan nearly beat the Americans anyway. The every-four-years wake-up call for the U.S. Olympic team seems to have arrived. The Americans lost two exhibitions on the way to Tokyo in 2021 and then lost to France to open those Games before rallying to win gold at the end. They are going for their fifth straight gold.

Braves place Max Fried on 15-day injured list with forearm issue

Atlanta Braves All-Star left-hander Max Fried has placed on the 15-day injured list with forearm neuritis, a nerve inflammation. The move is retroactive to Thursday. Fried has made 18 starts this season and has been a critical member of the Braves' rotation along with Chris Sale and Reynaldo López. Manager Brian Snitker said Fried initially felt something getting loose before Tuesday's All-Star Game. Fried pitched the second inning, throwing 10 pitches and allowing one walk. He still felt something was off when he came to the ballpark on Friday, and he had an MRI that revealed the neuritis. He will not throw until he is asymptomatic.

Piastri wins first F1 race after Norris obeys team orders in 1-2 for McLaren at Hungarian GP

Oscar Piastri won his first Formula One race after completing a McLaren one-two with Lando Norris at the Hungarian Grand Prix. The 23-year-old Australian driver started second behind pole-sitting Norris and beat him to the first turn and took the lead. Norris got ahead after a pit-stop strategy that favored him, but he then finally complied with a request by his team to give the lead back to his teammate. Lewis Hamilton finished third behind the papaya-colored pair for his 200th career podium. Points leader Max Verstappen finished fifth and has now gone three races without a victory.

Nadal falls to Nuno Borges in Nordea Open final, his first since 2022 French Open

Rafael Nadal's winning run at the clay-court Nordea Open has ended. The Spaniard was beaten by Nuno Borges 6-3, 6-2 Sunday in the final. Nadal was playing in his first final since the 2022 French Open. The seventh-seeded Portuguese player broke the Nadal serve five times on his way to his first ATP tour victory. Nadal was playing at the tournament in Sweden for the first time since he won the title as a 19-year-old in 2005 as he prepares for the Olympic tournament on clay at Roland Garros in Paris. The 38-year-old Nadal skipped Wimbledon as he didn't want to switch surface to grass and then back to clay and risk injury.

Utah State football player dies in an apparent drowning at reservoir

Utah State says cornerback Andre Seldon Jr. has died in an apparent drowning at Porcupine Reservoir. The Cache County Sheriff's Office says a search began Saturday afternoon after callers reported that a young man seen diving from cliffs at the reservoir did not resurface. His body was recovered by a dive team at around 9:05 p.m. Seldon joined the Utah State football program this summer after transferring from New Mexico State, where he played the past two seasons under Nate Dreiling, Utah State's interim head coach and defensive coordinator. Dreiling called Seldon "an incredible person and teammate."

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The loneliness of an Olympic athlete training in wartime Ukraine through an AP photographer's lens

Francisco Seco, based in Istanbul, enjoys making photos of daily life in cities around the world. This assignment, though, took The Associated Press photographer to Ukraine to document the toll Russia's invasion of the country has had on the lives of athletes training for the Paris Olympics, which starts next week. Here is what Seco had to say about making this extraordinary photo.

Pope Francis calls for Olympic truce for countries at war, prays for peace

Pope Francis has voiced his hope that the Paris Olympic and Paralympic Games will provide an opportunity for countries at war to respect an ancient Greek tradition and establish a truce for the duration of the Games. During his Angelus prayer in St. Peter's Square, Francis said that "according to ancient tradition, may the Olympics be an opportunity to establish a truce in wars, demonstrating a sincere will for peace." The pope stressed that sport also has "a great social power, capable of peacefully uniting people from different cultures." The opening ceremony of the 33rd Olympic Games will be held in Paris on July 26 with the participation of 205 delegations.

Cecile and Laurent Landi helped Simone Biles reach new heights. The Olympics serve as a homecoming

Gymnastics coaches Cecile and Laurent Landi are heading home for the Olympics. The France natives are the personal coaches of two U.S. gymnasts, including superstar Simone Biles. Biles says the Landis have served as important mentors to her over the years, both in the gym and in life. The Landis say the key to their coaching success is making it a point to adjust to each athlete rather than the more rigid style they grew up with in France. The Landis are moving on after the Olympics. Cecile Landi was named co-head coach at the University of Georgia in April.

US women's Olympic basketball knows it has work to do after loss to WNBA team

There is no panic in the U.S. women's Olympic team. The Americans have been in this spot before. The U.S. lost to the WNBA All-Star team on Saturday night and are headed on a flight to London to continue their prep for the Paris Olympics. Breanna Stewart said it felt like deja vu and she wasn't wrong. The 2021 Olympic team also lost to the WNBA All-Star team in a tune-up to the Tokyo Games. They went on to cruise to a seventh consecutive gold medal in Tokyo that year. Just like in the 2021 exhibition game, the Americans had no answer for Arike Ogunbowale.

AP PHOTOS: Police and military secure the city ahead of the Olympic Games

The head of the Paris Olympics boldly declared that France's capital would be "the safest place in the world" when the Games open. Tony Estanguet's confident forecast, delivered a year ago, looks less far-fetched ahead of the opening ceremony Friday. Squadrons of police are patrolling Paris streets and fighter jets and soldiers are ready to scramble. An imposing metal-fenced security cordon has been erected like an iron curtain on both sides of the River Seine that will star in the opening show. France's vast police and military operation is largely because the July 26-Aug. 11 Games face unprecedented challenges. The city has repeatedly suffered bloody extremist attacks and international tensions are high because of the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.

With AI, jets and police squadrons, Paris is securing the Olympics — and worrying critics

The head of the Paris Olympics boldly declared that France's capital would be "the safest place in the world" when the Games open. Tony Estanguet's confident forecast, delivered a year ago, looks less far-fetched ahead of the opening ceremony Friday. Squadrons of police are patrolling Paris streets and fighter jets and soldiers are ready to scramble. An imposing metal-fenced security cordon has been erected like an iron curtain on both sides of the River Seine that will star in the opening show. France's vast police and military operation is largely because the July 26-Aug. 11 Games face unprecedented challenges. The city has repeatedly suffered bloody extremist attacks and international tensions are high because of the wars in Ukraine and Gaza.

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