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Timeline of events in Michigan State University shooting - Vimarsana News

Timeline of events in Michigan State University shooting

Here's a timeline of events in the shooting at Michigan State University (all times Eastern)

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Venezuela Caribbean Series Baseball - Vimarsana News

Venezuela Caribbean Series Baseball

Mexico's Roberto Valenzuela releases the ball to first after tagging out Dominican Republic's outfielder Emilio Bonifacio, below, to complete a double play during a Caribbean Series baseball game in Caracas,

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Chip Caray follows grandpa's footsteps as voice of Cardinals - Vimarsana News

Chip Caray follows grandpa's footsteps as voice of Cardinals

Longtime broadcaster Chip Caray is taking over as the play-by-play voice of the St. Louis Cardinals more than five decades after his grandfather and Hall of Fame broadcaster Harry Caray became a baseball staple with the same club

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Red Sox sign Devers, the homegrown star who stuck around - Vimarsana News

Red Sox sign Devers, the homegrown star who stuck around

BOSTON (AP) — Red Sox manager Alex Cora had a sense Rafael Devers would be sticking around when the rough terms of a new deal were discussed during a high-level meeting in the Dominican Republic. “I wanted to be there, just to hear when somebody tells you that you’re going to make all this money,” Cora said on Wednesday, when the team announced a 10-year deal that will pay Devers $331 million through 2033.

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AP source: Correa spurns Mets, reaches $200M deal with Twins - Vimarsana News

AP source: Correa spurns Mets, reaches $200M deal with Twins

Carlos Correa has reversed course again, bringing him back to where he started in the most convoluted free-agent negotiation in baseball history. Correa agreed Tuesday to a $200 million, six-year contract that keeps him with the Minnesota Twins after failing to complete deals with the New York Mets and San Francisco Giants, a person familiar with the negotiations told The Associated Press.

Source: apnews.com