Scott White ranks the two-start pitchers for the upcoming scoring period and then categorizes them by how usable they are The names depicted here are highly speculative and subject to change One of the most common ways they change is with the addition of a spot starter when a team is scheduled to play six games in a row but it happens often enough that I'm taking the extra step this year of pointing out which of the two-start pitchers is scheduled for Tuesday and Sunday in the upcoming scoring period since they're the most likely to lose out in such a scenario All information is up to date as of Sunday afternoon SANDY — Smokey Bear joined students and staff at Sprucewood Elementary School on Tuesday to help plant a unique Artemis I Moon Tree The school's new Douglas fir seedling is dubbed a "moon tree" because it was grown from a seed carried aboard NASA's Orion spacecraft when it circumnavigated the moon in November 2022 traveling over 270,000 miles in its journey from Earth and back The seeds for five tree species were aboard the unmanned spacecraft for the Artemis I mission Department of Agriculture Forest Service grew the seedlings before distributing them to approved tree stewards School librarian Sara Lee first learned about moon tree stewardship after reading "Moon Tree: The Story of One Extraordinary Tree" by Carolyn Bennett Fraiser Lee explained that Frasier contacted her to let her know about the book in August 2022 because a moon tree was located near the school in Draper She then found out NASA was introducing a new generation of moon trees as part of its national STEM engagement and conservation education initiative so she applied for her school to be considered After waiting two years to hear back about the application Lee was surprised to find out the school had been selected to be a steward out of more than 1,300 applications "I was blown away when I got the first email saying that we had tentatively been chosen," Lee said We got our welcome packets and then the tree came the next day." The school dedicated its moon tree at a celebration on Tuesday Six students acknowledged for demonstrating leadership by following school rules helped Lee Smokey Bear and teacher-of-the-year recipient Emigh Lo plant the seedling in a patch of grass near the playground "I think (the moon tree) is really cool because it traveled around the world and space I think it's cool we had someone special to share it with," said Matthew was that Smokey Bear was being portrayed by Lee's husband who is a cartographer for the Forest Service and helped coordinate the special appearance "We had great support from our local Forest Service office and my administration was awesome They treated this as the big deal that I was hoping it would be," said Lee Students officially welcomed the tree to their campus by participating in their school's "happy chant" before ending the celebration Principal Cathleen Schino also reminded students to take care of the tree The tree will be surrounded by a barrier to protect it from stray balls and toys from the playground and is accompanied by a plaque that explains its status as a moon tree Students at Sprucewood Elementary School in Sandy react as they meet Smokey the Bear and participate in a "moon tree" planting on Tuesday Deseret News)"NASA ​and ​the ​Forest Service ​have ​trusted ​us ​to ​take ​care ​of ​this ​tree ​and ​to ​keep ​it ​safe ​and ​healthy," said Schino "​So ​we're ​going ​to ​make ​sure ​that ​we ​take ​care ​of ​it ​by ​admiring ​it ​with ​our ​eyes ​​instead ​of ​our ​hands ​We've ​been ​practicing ​giving ​compliments ​all ​year ​and ​using ​emotional ​safety NASA began the new generation of moon tree stewardship as a nod to the historic Apollo 14 mission astronaut and former smokejumper for the U.S carried hundreds of seeds to space to see if they would still grow after being in a zero-gravity environment but they were able to save 420 seeds that would later be planted at national monuments in celebration of the U.S Four of those trees were initially sent to Utah in the 1970s, but only two are still accounted for. One is a Douglas fir that was planted at the state Capitol but was cut down after being destroyed by a tornado in 1999. The other is a sycamore tree planted at the Lone Peak Conservation Center in Draper that is still standing Draper's almost 50-year-old moon tree is now joined by two of the new generation's seedlings — one at Sprucewood Elementary and another at Glacier Hills Elementary "I feel like it's special," said Lee "Not everybody has a tree grown from a seed that traveled 270,000 miles from space something that even when (students are) older they'll remember that this happened and it's accessible here (can bring their) kids back some day and show them." Lee explained that the area where the tree was planted is also special because it was previously home to another tree planted in memory of a student who died but now Lee hopes the area will continue to be visited by students and remembered for generations to come Sandy Spring Museum invites the community to celebrate a beloved tradition at its 42nd annual Strawberry Festival on Saturday the museum grounds at 17901 Bentley Road in Sandy Spring will transform into a vibrant hub of family-friendly fun • Lively performances across two stages showcasing local talent • The legendary “world’s best” strawberry shortcake • A selection of local craft beers and refreshing strawberry-themed beverages for both adults and children • A marketplace featuring over 30 talented artisan craft vendors • A diverse culinary experience with more than 10 regional food vendors offering everything from French crepes to Middle Eastern cuisine hands-on activities highlighting multicultural traditional arts “The Strawberry Festival beautifully blends the excitement of a festival with the warmth of a community reunion,” says Allison Weiss “It’s remarkable that an event of this size still feels like an old-fashioned We are often touched by stories from attendees who first experienced the festival as teenaged volunteers and are now sharing its magic with their own children and grandchildren.” This year’s festival will evoke a sense of nostalgia the return of the popular community bake table and the much-anticipated strawberry shortcake eating contest “Where else can you discover such genuine old-fashioned fun in today’s digital world?” she adds SANDY — With just one goal in the last four games Utah Royals head coach Jimmy Coenraets decided to change up the starting lineup Saturday against the North Carolina Courage Fifteen-year-old Herriman native KK Ream got her first start as a winger in the adjusted lineup becoming the youngest starter in NWSL history in the process "To start a game and to play the way that she did I think that's good," Coenraets said of the teenager "It's something that we can build upon." Ream became the youngest Utah Royals player ever when she signed with the club in December as a forward; and at 15 years she set another record as the youngest player in league history to start a NWSL game "KK has so much potential," Utah captain Kate Del Fava said "It's just getting her in the right position so she can be successful on the field." the record-breaking starting lineup did not result in a change in offensive output as the Royals were shut out for the fourth time in the opening seven games of the season with a 2-0 loss at home to the Courage A composed finish from Ashley Sanchez, relentless pressure from Ryan Williams and Manaka Matsukubo, and a perfect performance by Casey Murphy give the North Carolina Courage their second win of the season.Utah Royals vs NC Courage highlights presented by @Nationwidepic.twitter.com/W20aiCcjoy Coenraets' winning percentage in 2025 now sits at 14% more than a quarter of the way through the season the same as Amy Rodriguez's when she was fired as head coach of the Royals in June 2024 "This can't be the case every game," Del Fava said after the team's fifth loss concede goals and then decide to show up and play." Both North Carolina goals came in the first half with the second going down as an own goal off of Del Fava just before halftime Mina Tanaka subbed on in the second half to strengthen the attack in her first action since March but wasn't able to find the back of the net in her return from injury who is one of four players with one goal this season for Utah mentioned a missed opportunity she had in the first half and the process of improving the quality of passes and shots being taken by her and her teammates "I am just trying to get as many quality chances on goal myself or setting up teammates as possible because those will ultimately lead to goals," Sentnor said "Really just trying to get us into goal zone opportunity chances instead of just half chances here and there." goalkeeper Mandy McGlynn put up five saves in the loss and also forced a missed penalty late in the game Utah heads on the road next for a tough pair of matches at Angel City and the Washington Spirit before returning to America First Field on May 23 against the Orlando Pride If you previously used a social network to login to WRALSportsFan.com click the “Forgot your password” link to reset your password Welter: Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson's relationship with UNC is still a love story, but the honeymoon's over and I'm afraid of the twist Welter: Like famous draft fallers before him, Shedeur Sanders will have a chance to prove if he was taken too late or right on time Belichick, UNC end spring ball with unremarkable practice Panthers Playbook: Is this a make-or-break year for QB Bryce Young? Panthers Playbook: Make or break year for Bryce Young? Panthers Playbook: Grading the Panthers 2025 NFL Draft Members of the 1983 NC State men's basketball team suing the NCAA ECU football coach Blake Harrell talks spring practices, NC State rematch Spring football transfer portal tracker: Tar Heels lose top LB Campbell UNC men's basketball to play Ohio State in December Murph's Turph: What is going on with UNC coach Bill Belichick and his girlfriend Jordon Hudson? Duke's Khaman Maluach declares for the NBA Draft Former Duke & UNC players sue NCAA for additional year of eligibility For now, NC judge won't stop NCAA from enforcing eligibility rules in Duke, UNC cases Sebastian Aho celebrates birth of his first daughter, now ready to hit the road for game 1 at Washington 'It's unreal:' Canes' Aho welcomes first child during playoff break Canes sign Frederik Andersen to 1-year extension NC Courage get back-to-back wins with 2-0 road victory vs. Utah NC Courage name Ceri Bowley as new Chief Soccer officer New NC Courage Chief Soccer Officer: "It's about working with good people" Softball Playoff Preview: Bracket superlatives, top players, predictions NCHSAA finalizes baseball, softball state playoff brackets Updated list of NCHSAA boys golf state qualifiers after Monday's regional rounds NC's Tommy Paul and American tennis are having a moment at the Australian Open Stackhouse, Barnes, Strange highlight 2023 NC Sports HOF class Copyright 2025 2018 North Carolina Courage KK Ream of the Utah Royals has already broken an NWSL record; at 15 years she is the youngest player to ever start an NWSL match The young forward started Saturday’s game against the North Carolina Courage which is the third game she’s played in this season Courage beat the Royals with a 2-0 scoreline A record-setting start KK Ream is officially the youngest player to ever start an NWSL regular season match! pic.twitter.com/Ml4sBkXYmD Ream signed with the Royals this past offseason She is the youngest player to have ever signed with the Royals teammate Kata Del Fava spoke about Ream and her impact on the pitch it’s just getting her in the right position so she can be successful on the field,” said Del Fava so I feel like we didn’t get her in behind the back line enough I can’t wait to see her grow,” Del Fava continued The Royals have had a difficult start to the season with just one win they will travel to Los Angeles to face off against Angel City but obviously that’s a big goal,” said Ream in an interview before the start of the season and I’m just going to try and just win as many minutes as I can to play on the field.” Ream is just getting started with her rookie season Friends may visit with the family after 9 a.m. Sandy’s full obituary may be viewed at www.teahenfuneralhome.com Email notifications are only sent once a day Funeral homes often submit obituaries as a service to the families they are assisting we will be happy to accept obituaries from family members pending proper verification of the death Search our full archives for obituaries going as far back as our microfilm records Reprints are delivered via email as PDF files ISSN 2993-8384 (Online)ISSN 1041-293X (Print) Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account the daughter of Robert and Helen (Tellinghusen) Streed Together they made their home at the Opatril farmstead in rural Hawley until moving to Dilworth in 1964 Sandy was a bookkeeper for Opatril Concrete and after the business was sold to their son Sandy enjoyed traveling and going to the casino her days were spent putting puzzles together and playing bingo four times a week at Eventide Her grandchildren meant the world to her and many special memories were made on their trips together 2:16 PM | Updated: 5:07 pm BY BRIAN CARLSON AND MARY CULBERTSON, KSL TV SANDY — A Utah couple is being accused of money laundering and smuggling oil into the U.S after they were arrested during a multi-state raid by U.S were booked into the Salt Lake County Jail on Wednesday The couple and two of his sons are being federally indicted for allegedly conspiring to smuggle 2,881 shipments of oil from Mexico that they knew were illegal The family is accused of moving at least $300 million from Mexico to the U.S A photo of James and Kelly Jensen’s mansion in Sandy According to a Salt Lake County database search District Court of Utah’s detention documents allege James and Kelly Jensen conspired to “launder proceeds from sales of illegally imported crude oil The payments for this crude oil were directed to businesses in Mexico that operate only through the permission of Mexican criminal organization James Jensen was aware that the payments he made were going to these Mexican criminal organizations.” The charges state the money laundering and illegal imports began in May 2022 A photo of James Jensen taken from his company website The couple’s arrest occurred the same day as a raid on his company, Arroyo Terminals in Rio Hondo, Texas, near the Mexican border. The raid was reported by multiple Texas news outlets, and the company’s website was privatized as of Friday District Court ordered the Jensens to forfeit any money gained from the smuggled oil an additional home listed for the family in Draper oil tankers and new cars totaling $300 million Despite documents filed requesting James Jensen be held without bail for the possible flight risk he poses he was scheduled to be released from jail Friday morning KSL TV observed James Jensen in his Sandy neighborhood back at home late Friday morning Today's print edition Home Delivery China has “enforced maritime management and exercised sovereign jurisdiction” over an uninhabited reef in the disputed South China Sea planting the country’s flag on the tiny sand bank just kilometers from a key Philippine military outpost Photographs released by Chinese state-run media on Saturday showed China Coast Guard officers unfurling the flag as part of an effort to effectively seize Sandy Cay reef located in the flash point Spratly Island chain Vietnam and the Philippines.googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display('div-gpt-ad-1499653692894-0'); }); Sandy Cay also sits just over 3 kilometers from Thitu Island which is home to Philippine military facilities — including a military-grade runway — and some 250 residents In a time of both misinformation and too much information quality journalism is more crucial than ever.By subscribing Your subscription plan doesn't allow commenting. To learn more see our FAQ Sponsored contents planned and edited by JT Media Enterprise Division Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Alex Jones speaks outside the federal courthouse after a bankruptcy hearing Jones asked the justices to review both the 2022 trial court verdict and a lower appeals court ruling in December that upheld most of the verdict The Supreme Court turned down his request without explanation Tuesday other constitutional questions and procedural issues in the Connecticut appeal “We had a very strong appeal in Connecticut,” he said expressing frustration on his Infowars show Wednesday The Associated Press sent emails seeking comment to Jones’ lawyers Wednesday said in a statement that the state Supreme Court’s decision “brings the Connecticut families another step closer to their goal of holding Alex Jones accountable for the harms he caused and will enable them to press forward with collections proceedings against him.” MLB Trade Rumors By | April 17 With no end in sight to the rebuild and Alcantara controlled through the 2027 season it would be a complete shock if the Marlins held onto him until his contract came to a close he’s sure to be an extremely sought-after commodity The right-hander’s 4.70 ERA in three starts this year is far from impressive He’s generating grounders at a phenomenal 65.1% clip with a 3.86 FIP and a 3.91 xERA despite his lackluster 19% strikeout rate and 12.7% walk rate Those strikeout and walk figures will become concerning if they hold up over a larger sample size it seems fair to expect the righty to return to his previous dominant form Alcantara has posted a 3.33 ERA with a 3.71 FIP and a 21.4% strikeout rate against a 7.1% walk rate That sort of volume would have value even if Alcantara was a league-average pitcher given the increasing difficulty with which teams are forced to piece together their rotations He’s also appealing from a financial point of view He is making $17MM this year and next year less than half of what some other ace pitchers get Then there’s a $2MM buyout on a $21MM club option for 2027 Alcantara himself tells Jackson that he wants to stay in Miami but is aware that he has no say in the matter they can trade me.” While the righty eventually getting moved appears to be something of a fait accompli the Fish would still have two full seasons of team control to market if they opted to move him this offseason instead Unless the 8-10 Marlins are able to make a surprise surge into contention for an NL Wild Card spot this summer or Alcantara’s performance declines enough that lucrative trade offers start to dry up it’s hard to see the club getting more value out of their star by waiting for the offseason another year of information regarding their prospects and young players could allow them to make more informed decisions about which areas of the roster to target improvements for in the return package That would give potential suitors for Alcantara alternative options they surely wouldn’t have available to them this early in the calendar When do MLBTR readers think the Marlins should start trying to trade Alcantara Would jumping the market and opening up the bidding now allow them to maximize their asset should they wait to see if Alcantara can re-establish himself more before putting him on the market this summer or could waiting even longer to deal him this offseason be the best course to take MLBTR Originals MLBTR Polls Miami Marlins Yu returns in a month and is still like 2024) but not sure how long you depend on Hart and Vasquez and not much at all behind them right now Someone get AJ a fresh line of the good stuff but rotation should be okay this season even if Darvish doesn’t make it back I’d be okay trading for him this winter if the Padres don’t resign King Maybe he’s cheaper to obtain this Offseason G – I suggested 5/130 on King on another post Then the FA post popped up with some data suggesting that might be light I would not go Salas and DeVries but pretty much the rest of the top 30 might be required Hosmer / Cease and King salaries in 2025 all rolled together can make it work in 2026 Padres issue right now is they cleared out a lot of (IMO) marginal prospect talent in Arraez and Scott trades last year alongside Merrill’s graduation but most upside talent is at the lower levels They just don’t have a lot of talent to offer that’s not far away Maybe you could get away with just one of Salas or De Vries headlining but it’d require the Marlins to be exceptionally high on some secondary/tertiary pieces I don’t see the need in another starter until the fall. if Darvish comes back and they can extend King that’s 4 playoff-caliber starters thru 2026 He has a 4.70 ERA and is walking players at twice his career averages They are not going to get Ace return for him He is coming off TJ and missed time to injuries in 2018 In 2023 he only made 28 starts before the injury His 4.19 ERA with below average SO% in 2023 before the TJ and 2025 after the TJ points to #4 starter I assume you don’t even want your team to trade for him He was a rookie in 2018 and threw almost 30 more innings than 2017 He was 2nd in IP behind Cole from 2019-2023 He’s even 26th in IP from 2021-2024 without a single out last year We disagree on the definition of a workhorse He vastly outperforms his SIERA (almost by a whole run) but partially that’s due to his low Ks (which allows him to pitch deeper into games) His situation is similar to Cease coming off 2023 with the added wrinkle of TJ: career year into a down season Would you have called Cease a #4 coming off his 2023 You just said the major reason not to acquire him ERA is not as predictive of future performance as SIERA is So what should you expect as a ceiling going forward The Padres acquired Cease for far less than anyone predicted precisely because of his 2023 season Alcantara will be no different except he will cost the acquiring team much less than Cease because not only did he have a mediocre season prior to surgery he also HAD TJ surgery and is not performing well now Some guys are perpetual SIERA/xFIP underperformers because neither of those accounts for the quality of contact Matt Cain’s career ERA was a half-run lower than his SIERA and xFIP and I would expect Alcantara’s 2025 ERA to end up closer to his career ERA than his career SIERA/xFIP marks you are either fooling yourself or unaware Whats the cost for his blended ERA over 4.50 One yr in the past 7 yrd wins at double digits Put him on a team link the Yankees and the guy is a big winner I love the stat heads you come up with all these fomulas and such The facts are these days pitchers ats 6 inning men This is a guy that typically that can go 7-8 innings Tossing a few less strikeouts works out fine to get more innings These days teams are usuing 6 guys in a 9 inning game Even a guy averaging 6-7 innings these days is not that common straight – We have no idea how long it will take for Sandy to return to pre-TJS form teams wouldn’t want to give up a huge haul for just 2 more years of his services For example Buehler returned from TJS May 6th and he is still pitching like crap a year later and his velocity is down almost 3 MPH from his peak All the more reason for the Marlins to hold Alcantara to the deadline unless they’re blown away by an offer He was only middle of the pack when he got hurt with a 4.14 ERA and 4.03 FIP and now he has pitched like a back of the rotation starter since coming back Maybe if the Marlins hold him until the offseason and he can show he is actually at least back to being #3 starter quality by then Rodon had a 2.88 ERA prior to signing for big bucks SIERA is the best predictive pitching stat for a reason Because the exceptions to the rule are few and far between Right now there is one active player that used to have a low ERA despite his high SIERA He hasn’t been able to in the last 2 seasons he has pitched in 2023 and 2025 He got absolutely destroyed today for the 2nd outing in a row Players don’t get a return based on what they do AFTER they are traded They get a return based on what they have done BEFORE they are traded In his last two games including today Alcantara’s velocity is down 2+ MPH from his peak He used to sit 98+ and now he only hit 98 twice today with his average at 96.5 Haven’t seen anything from today’s game but you’re incorrect about his previous game (4/12 against Nats) according to Statcast: his average fastball velocity was 97.6 His average fastball velocity from 2021-2023 was 98.0 his average fastball velocity in 2025 was 97.4 I’m not going to judge a pitcher in his physical prime too harshly over a 20-inning sample size coming off of TJ He has a career ERA of 3.34 and an “averaged” career xFIP and SIERA of 4.10 I’ll say if he stays mostly healthy this year Let’s check back on this one at the end of the year Average pitchers don’t get teams to give up something like what the Padres gave up for Cease That was for the season through his 3rd start an Ace doesn’t have a 4.14 ERA and then a 7.27 ERA the next season he pitches They could’ve traded him without him making a start but teams would wanna see his performance coming off TJ; they’d be handicapping their return No point in selling low; they’ve got so much control they can see if he can’t get back to his pre-TJ performance They would have received a bigger return if they had traded him before he pitched a game than if they trade him now I have no faith in Miami to get quality returns for big league commodities The marlins should roll the dice and wait at least another month or to the deadline No reason to trade him right now when there are some questionable results so far Though scouts likely can see if the stuff is there now and that he will bounce back Three starts is literally nothing especially after missing a year The workhorse part is probably not a big reason to trade for him this season This is the type a player preller usually goes after but I don’t see it this year If darvish is back in a month or so they really don’t need him My guess is we could see them pick up someone for the backend of the rotation if needed Right now left field is the Padres biggest need I don’t see them trading neither of Salas or DeVries Perhaps they could move Cease and then acquire him for more long term stability He hasn’t been very good so if Preller is going to go after him If his performance improves and he puts up an ERA in the 3s by the deadline he is going to be very expensive With 2 full seasons of team control for just $34 million he would be a major acquisition just a touch less expensive than Cease was to acquire Possibly as much as 3 organizational top 30 prospects As it is today he is returning from a major surgery with poor results out of the gate and that is after a mediocre season prior to the injury that precipitated the surgery He would not garner the type of return most think A couple of middle of the organizational top 30 MLB ready prospects and a lottery ticket should get it done today Padres and AJ Preller will make a compelling offer Preller has made at least 2 major deals with the Marlins over the last few years including landing Marlins relievers Tanner Scott and Bryan Hoeing in a six-player deal and All Star Infielder Luis Arráez in separate deals Salas will be the Padres starting catcher in late ’25 or early ’26 De Vries will be the Padres starting SS in late ’25 or early ’26 He needs to learn to hit before the Padres think about calling him up Before don mattingly blew out his arm and threw away his second cy young Naw he was throwing him 150+ pitches in games like a little leaguer @HATE: A simple google search will tell you that the most pitches Alcantara has ever thrown in a game are the 117 he threw in a complete game vs the Yankees on 8/12/23 He also threw 115 in another complete game 0n 5/22/22 Has never come close to being forced to throw “150+ pitches in games like a little leaguer” by either Mattingly or Schumaker Sorry the facts don’t back up your narrative Probably went your whole life making crap up and people thought you knew what you were talking about and now they call you out every time and get their phone out to verify your stupid statements lol No sense in trading him after TJ when results are bad you’ll be trading him at the low point of his market Let him string a few vintage Alcantara starts together and then start talks Every Start is a risk and if you get a good return now I would do it If you get 95 cent on the dollar take the offer But if you get only offered 60 or 70 cents on the dollar it would be better to wait till the deadline So basically tell teams you can have him now but only if you are willing to really pay up I don’t foresee a better pitcher hitting the trade market so I’d be holding onto him until either the trade deadline or the off-season or you wait until all 29 teams have the same record in November Throw in another Cy Young candidate and we’ll give you Ozuna Mozeliak should make this trade to undo his biggest blunder since ignoring Max Scherzer wanting to be a Cardinal The whole Cards team has surprised me a bit I think Contreras is a little overrated but think if Jordan Walker ever gets it going in the power department and if JJ Weatherholt finds some playing time That will NEVER happen even if the Braves paid his salary A guy who is going to be 35 and a free agent to be DH 2+ years I really don’t think the return is that different I’d say only deal him if someone overpays for now It’s gonna take a huge haul to get him I don’t know if I’m comfortable giving up a package led by Anthony or Mayer He has to actually show he is a TOR starter to get a return that includes any top 100 prospect His 4.70 ERA and 4.7 BB/9 don’t say Ace or do you think a few starts makes a guy a #4 or #5 Even if he is not an ace this year he will command 2 top 100 prospects and one more solid org prospect He is 29 and under control next year with a 20 mil 2027 Club Option Teams will what that even if he is a 4 era pitcher this year which is normal in tj return Question is what kind of top 100 prospects it will be 90 overall and a good orgs top10 guy imo it would be a decent price that a contender should pay But maybe they ask for a top10 overall prospect which is a steep price Meant what not what in that sentence above:) I don’t think a top5 overall prospect is on the table But maybe someone is willing to give a prospect from the backend of the top10 The last 2 guys I can think of traded with 2 years of control were Cease and Crochet Cease had a 3.37 ERA in the 2 seasons prior to the trade The White Sox got 1 back of the top 100 prospect for him 2 players at the back of the Padres top 10 Crochet had a 3.58 ERA in his only season as a starter and Boston’s #11 and #14 prospects prior to the trade Alcantara had a 4.14 ERA in the last season he pitched Alcantara will not get a return even close to Crochet and the one for Cease is out of the question too unless he really picks it up between now and the deadline Consider what they just traded for crochet who was younger cheaper with the same amount of control and not coming off major surgery .then realize there is zero chance the marlins get a top 20 or better prospect in all mlb for sandy..especially with hows hes pitched thus far You don’t have call waiting on your cell so you can take another call on the other line Sure do – not sure why you ask “what century is this” like you don’t think people don’t have multi line hardwired phones in their offices or something though It isn’t some “last century” specific term – yet anyway I just threw a sarcastic reference back at you to make a point someone has used the term “call waiting” from landline lingo I have 3 separate numbers that feed into my cell phone including an 800# Out – I can be on a call and another comes in and I can tap “hold and answer” If that isn’t the exact same process and result as the household landline (with only one line) call waiting then I don’t know what it could be called Peak value for top talent is always in July The Marlins assume some risk holding onto him that long Both Marlins fans will be disappointed either way So far he hasn’t shown he is a top talent post-TJ Hardly anyone bounces back from TJ that quickly Another argument for letting him ride until July He wasn’t great during the season before the injury Nevertheless I agree with the premise of this article that he will be one of the hottest commodities in the trade market this summer Feel free to explain why you believe otherwise Does that mean he will have a lot of teams asking about him because back of the rotation starters are in high demand or does it mean he will have just a couple of teams asking about him because they think he is better than a #3 I hope this clears up any confusion you may have They have traded every other good player they have had in the past I’ve followed his entire career and have watched every pitch he’s thrown He’s on the downslope and not worthy of anything more than a high AA pitchers coming off Tommy John are not workhorses Add in the fact that he missed time to injuries in 2018 and 2020 and definitely not a workhorse From now to the end of the yr who will have more innings The Dodgers would love to work it out for him He would slot into that team as maybe the most innings from any of their starters or close to it Who will have more innings Alcantra or Glasnow Having a guy who can go further gives the relef squad a break What does what a pitcher did after they signed have to do with what their value was before they signed Snell put up a 2.25 ERA with SD and a 3.12 ERA with SF before signing his deal He put up one of the best 2nd half in MLB history last season That is why he was worth so much in the FA market then got hurt and missed an entire season and now has a 4.70 ERA and got lit up in his last outing Innings or starts do not = value without high performance. See Patrick Corbin who never missed a start from 2021-2024 and had the 4th most starts in the game If Alcantara had put up a low 2 or even a low 3 ERA in 2023 like Snell did in his last 2 seasons before becoming a FA you might be able to say that he had Ace upside but he had a 4.14 ERA which was just a little better than average With declining SO rates and increasing BB rates that is not going to entice some team to pay a huge return for him for the 2025 stretch run He needs to prove he is better than a back of the rotation starter 1st That is why they should hold him at least until the deadline This season he started out ok with velocity right at his career averages but since then he has already had to skip a start since returning this season and his velocity in his 3rd start against the Nationals a game in which he got lit up for 4 runs in 5.2 IP The Marlins need to hold onto him and hope that he can turn things around this season so they can get a good return for him What else do the Padres have left to trade If they are trading for a starter you’d have to think one of their top two prospects would have to be included I wonder what starter the Rays are looking to trade after Joe Boyle flashed some potential Any of the Rays top five would cost a top prospect but Littell could probably be coaxed away for less than your top two Padres window closed two or three years ago after spending like clowns Id say they have to either trade both of their top two prospects and go for it this season or trade both of their starters and stack some prospects for ’26 Im interested to see which and would be surprised if they didnt make any trades at all You never know about injury or poor performance but the Padres still have a majority of the team under contract for ’26 and King this fall while Suarez will probably opt out; along with Hosmer’s contract ending they will have plenty of options and flexibility The Padres have the best record in baseball They ARE going for it and they will continue go for it for the foreseeable They haven’t had to trade their top two prospects either and have no reason to This is the deepest team in the franchise’s history BOTH Peralta and Suarez would have to have exceptional seasons to opt out Merely good would not be enough to get them more guaranteed money at 34 and 35 years old respectively the Padres will have likely gotten to best seasons they will have in the rest of their careers at that age I really hope they pitch well enough to opt out that is $78.9 million coming off the payroll and will leave the Padres approximately $45.6 million below the 1st CBT before arbitration raises With approximately $35 million in arbitration raises for 2026 if they retain everyone and Merrill’s new contract kicking in the Padres would be right around the CBT before filling any of the holes left by those players leaving There’s a new CBA coming in ‘26 and with the way salaries are skyrocketing the CBT will be raised without a doubt Pads fan..i totally get your excitement..i would be excited as well but lets not forget they have not even played 20 games yet and 13 of which have come at home..over 140 to go. Padres are certainly an interesting team as far as payroll and contracts go It will be interesting to see how they handle the the trade deadline because the pay increases to Machado and Tatis are approaching and they are going to bite MLB is already saying they will lock out the players again If the owners locked put prior to expiration they would be in breach of contract The most likely scenario is a lockout prior to 2027 like last time i think Mookie Betts stated that the Padres were actually a better team than the Dodgers when they met them in the playoffs last year AJ Preller and the Padres Scouting system has been among the best in baseball at finding drafting and signing talent both in the majors and internationally Many who do not know the Padres knack for finding “sleeper talent” say that every time the Padres make a trade that their farm is empty? Preller and the Padres keep trading prospects and keep quickly finding much more talent both in th4e MLB yearly drafts and in international free agent signings that every front office in MLB is interested in trading for and having on their team and/or in their farm system SS Leo Devries just hit for the cycle this week including 2 home runs in one game From the headline I thought he was a FA next year They have him under contract for two and a half years! they don’t have to immediately fire sale everyone We can have this convo in the 26-27 off-season The reason is that his value goes down with each passing day Its not like he has shown he is a TOR pitcher since his return from TJ so they need to maximize the return while teams still think he has value They will fire sale every player who gets to arbitratation Other players on the block as well this yr He’s more of a CF than Ryan Kreidler I didn’t vote because it wasn’t an option – how the Marlins continue to do “business” today Marlins are an embarrassment and I live in South Florida Marlins are an embarrassment and I live 3000 miles away from them 2 World Series is more than other teams… The Marlins should pick up his $21m ‘27 option and give him a 3yr extension with a 4th year team option Marlins history is marred by accidentally competing amidst intentionally tanking But Baltimore probably has the best to offer and most need I’m all for the Tigers to acquire Sandy Alcantara while they have the current pitching staff They’re going to waste so many runners on base with those easy double plays by their lack of speed The pole forgot the option “before Will Warren’s next turn in the Yankees rotation.” Povich and a toolsy low level lotto ticket like Joshua Liranzo should be enough I thought Elias would go get Crochet or Cease this year The Marlins pick up his ‘27 team option and sign him to an extension should of been an option to choose from as well Marlins had money in 2012 and 2013 then traded everyone out Not sure of any viable trade material though Plenty of young talent percolating in Padres farm system It’s unfortunate… Marlins never have that open window to compete but it’s not doing them any good holding on to him They should trade and try to get an open window for competition with prospects again The Tigers are not going to be able to sign Skubal to a long term contract Alcantara would be somewhat close to Skubal for a lot less money trade Flaherty…again…this year Max Clark is not the next coming of Bryce Harper More like a Johnny Damon (with a better arm) I would even send Olson instead of Montero sure would be a nice 1/2 in Miami with Meyer and Alcantara if somehow Miami keeps him around The Fish should take whatever they can get The Tigers don’t need him…if this is how he’s going to pitch He has given up 11 ER over 8.2IP in his last 2 starts Now its 16 ER given up over his last 10.2 IP I like how some of the MLB teams have become development pipelines for the top MLB teams Cubs dont have a single pitcher of interest in their AA/AAA in my opinion I’ll have to take a closer look Yankees have some decent pitching prospects He has given up 11 ER over 8.2IP in his last 2 starts and has a 7.27 ERA this season after having a 4.14 ERA in his last season before the TJ surgery Its not going to take as much as you may be thinking to get him One more start like tonight and the Fish will be stuck with him at least through the end of the season Alcantara is going to get it rolling again Plenty of good starting pitching going to be available outside of Alcantara He keeps getting worse with each start this season At his current pace his ERA will be over 9 by the end of his next start on Cinco De Mayo The starting pitching was supposed to be their strength Ramirez and Stowers look like a good start They arent that far away from putting together a really strong team There is a case for keeping Alcantara if the return in trade isnt superb and that could actually be a blessing in disguise Trade him whenever they get an offer they can’t refuse He may not be ready to compete at an high level in ’25 and may also be on an innings limit Log in Register MLB Trade Rumors is not affiliated with Major League Baseball Register Real Salt Lake fell at MLS leaders Vancouver Whitecaps FC 2-1 on the B.C with only a late penalty kick conversion from starlet Diego Luna able to salvage stoppage-time hope for the visitors Vancouver took advantage of an RSL corner kick with winger Jayden Nelson counterattacking quickly and navigating around the defense to score the game’s opener Real Salt Lake entered the locker room down by one at the half opting for the recently-acquired veteran striker from Sporting KC in hopes of introducing dangerous new goal-scoring opportunities with ‘keeper Rafael Cabral adjudged to have fouled an attacker in the box despite the ball glancing off his outstretched hands The Brazilian reached across his body and stopped the PK in the 68th minute keeping RSL within a goal and providing stability at the back with clutch saves and unwavering composure under pressure Vancouver was able to convert a corner kick into a goal just shortly after While Real Salt Lake was able to create tangible goal scoring opportunities Midfielder Diego Luna was able to step up to the spot and bury his sixth goal of the season breathing some life into the visitors with just over 3 minutes left in extra time 11th West) is on the road for a third straight week next Saturday Kickoff is set for 6:30 PM MT and will stream on Apple TV with the MLS season pass Utah Royals FC  fell 2-0 to the North Carolina Courage at America First Field in Sandy on Saturday night The defeat was the second consecutive loss for the Royals The away team found the first goal of the night midway through the first half with a well-worked The team later found their second goal of the night at the 43rd minute after a fumble play in the Royals back line allowed them to attempt a cross in the box which was deflected by DF Kate Del Fava and put into the back of the net 4 pts.) will look to recover their footing on their visit to Los Angeles on Friday The Warriors found themselves down 20-0 at half at Maryland Soccerplex in Boyds on Sunday and this time couldn’t manage a big rally Utah got late tries from Miah Noaese and Fred Apulu but it wasn’t enough to dig out of the hole The Warriors now get eight days off before hosting Seattle at Zions Bank Stadium in Herriman on May 12 LLC | www.heraldextra.com | 1200 Towne Centre Blvd Buoyed by Ashley Sanchez's second goal of the season the North Carolina Courage claimed a 2-0 victory over the Utah Royals in Sandy 8 points) won its second straight match after going winless through its first five contests The Courage also earned their first road win and have lost just once in four road matches Casey Murphy picked up her second clean sheet of the season 4 points) dropped its second straight contest after struggling to generate sufficient scoring chances once again The Royals have tallied only four goals through their first seven matches They have been shut out in four of their five losses North Carolina finished with a 16-9 advantage in total shots The Courage generated six shots on goal while limiting Utah to only a single ball on frame Sanchez put North Carolina on the board in the 12th minute She struck quickly after latching onto a ball deflected to the top of the box Sanchez settled the ball and blasted it back down the middle The Courage increased their lead in the 43rd minute after Kate Del Fava made a defensive mistake that led to an own goal Riley Jackson had a chance to add a third goal in the 87th minute but misfired on a penalty kick This article first appeared on Field Level Media and was syndicated with permission customized to your favorite sports and teams The Utah Royals will welcome the North Carolina Courage to America First Field on Saturday night as the teams meet in an early season NWSL matchup The Royals are currently in 13th place out of 14 teams in the NWSL standings with a record of 1-1-4 for a total of four points so far The team’s most recent game was played against the Houston Dash last weekend and resulted in a tough 1-0 loss The game was scoreless until the 80th minute when Delanie Sheehan beat Mandy McGlynn to give Houston the lead The Royals outshot the Dash 13-7 and produced five shots on frame but were unable to slot one past Jane Campbell in the final 10 minutes of the game and were forced to walk away empty-handed How to Watch Utah Royals FC vs North Carolina Courage Today: Live stream the Utah Royals FC vs North Carolina Courage game on Fubo: Start your free trial today! The Courage is sitting just ahead of the Royals in the league table with a record of 1-2-3 for a total of five points North Carolina picked up its first win of the season last weekend handing Kansas City its first loss in a 3-2 victory The Current took a 1-0 lead into the break but Ryan Williams scored the equalizer shortly after halftime Kansas City struck again to regain the lead Kaleigh Kurtz tied the game up at two apiece before Ashley Sanchez put away the game winner two minutes later before time expired Beating one of the top teams in the NWSL shows the talent that North Carolina has the team needs to find its groove to start winning consistently The last time North Carolina and Utah met took place back in May of 2024 and the game went in favor of the Courage with a 1-0 victory where we cover everything we air on fuboTV Contact us: support@fubo.tv How to watch the NWSL match between Utah Royals and North Carolina Courage Still licking their wounds after a heartbreaking late defeat last weekend, the Royals  (1-4-1, 4 pts, 13th NWSL) are back under the lights this Saturday night, set to host a red-hot North Carolina (1-3-2 11th NWSL) side riding high after a jaw-dropping 90th-minute comeback win over powerhouse KC Current The Utah Royals are still stinging from a narrow 1-0 defeat on the road to the Houston Dash last Friday night it was the hosts who snatched all three points with an 80th-minute strike leaving Utah with no time to turn the tide North Carolina roll into this weekend's matchup riding the high of their first win of the NWSL season The Courage handed Kansas City Current their first loss of the campaign sealing a dramatic 3-2 victory with Ashley Sanchez netting a stoppage-time winner in the 93rd minute GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch In the United States (US), the NWSL match between Utah Royals and North Carolina Courage will be available to watch and stream online live through ion and Tubi Check out GOAL's Live Match Centre for updates If you are abroad, you may need to use a virtual private network (VPN) in order to watch games using your usual streaming service. A VPN, such as NordVPN, allows you to establish a secure connection online when streaming. If you are not sure which VPN to use, check out GOAL's guide to the best VPNs for streaming sport The NWSL match between Utah Royals and North Carolina Courage will be played at America First Field in Sandy, Utah It will kick off at 7:00 pm PT / 10:00 pm ET on Saturday There was a bright spot for the Royals despite last week's disappointment — defender Lauren Flynn made her long-awaited return to the pitch after missing the tail end of her rookie season due to injury Cece Kizer earned her first start since joining the club on April 18 having come off the bench the week prior against the Chicago Red Stars Ally Sentnor and Claudia Zornoza continue to pull the strings in midfield for Utah but they'll have their hands full against a Courage squad that saw Ryan Williams and Kaleigh Kurtz all find the back of the net last time out Utah will need another standout performance from Mandy McGlynn between the posts if they’re to keep North Carolina's surging attack in check and steady their own ship Courage boss Sean Nahas will be aiming to unlock the full potential of the Jaedyn Shaw–Ashley Sanchez partnership as his side continues to lean heavily on the duo to spark life into an otherwise inconsistent campaign North Carolina are stacked with talent itching for a breakout with Shaw—still searching for her first goal in Courage colors—leading the list of players you simply can't afford to give space to Add in Kaleigh Kurtz's Ironwoman streak and a team starting to click at just the right time and this one has all the makings of a thriller Mandy McGlynn had an unconventional journey to becoming a premier NWSL goalkeeper from her Jacksonville roots to college at Virginia Tech Mandy McGlynn played the waiting game as she rose upward through the ranks of the United States Women’s National Team goalkeeping pool as a teenager committing to college soccer over 500 miles away from home to a determined backup not getting many chances amid the COVID-19 pandemic a year in Sweden focused on improving herself and becoming a premier goalkeeper in the NWSL with Utah Royals it was far from a straightforward path for McGlynn McGlynn’s rise began with her playing for local youth clubs including Jacksonville FC Storm and Orlando City ECNL as well as her Sandalwood High School team McGlynn made a name for herself earning numerous goalkeeping awards along the way becoming a professional soccer player was never really on her radar McGlynn’s plan was to have a great academic career and grow as much as she could between the sticks She had mostly settled on attending an Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) school to meet those goals McGlynn was primarily deciding between Virginia Tech and Clemson with Texas as another potential option that hung around due to its facilities and program investment located in the Blue Ridge Mountains in Blacksburg “This is so sick,” McGlynn remembers telling herself They had a major that really was all I wanted to do.” The Hokies’ low position in the ACC proved to be another selling point I knew that they were at the bottom of the ACC,” McGlynn said “I knew I would get a lot of looks as a goalkeeper I just thought it was a perfect scenario for me That decision turned out to be a great one for McGlynn The keeper started in goal for 75 of the Hokies’ 78 games from 2016 to 2019 and picked up first-team All-ACC goalkeeper accolades for her last two seasons McGlynn wasn’t quite sure she wanted to become a professional long-term you should enter the draft next year,” McGlynn’s coaches told her when she was a college junior I had no idea what was going on in the professional world ‘You could be picked to play pro,’ I’m like McGlynn entered the 2020 NWSL draft where she was selected 20th overall by Sky Blue FC (now Gotham FC) the COVID-19 pandemic canceled the upcoming season McGlynn arrived in New Jersey as part of an already strong goalkeeping core including Canadian international Kailen Sheridan and Didi Haračić McGlynn got one chance to prove herself between the sticks for Gotham and I realized I had a lot of growth to do as a professional,” McGlynn said.” A lack of playing time was one of the factors that led to a move to Sweden where she signed with Piteå IF in the 2023 Damallsvenskan The other was a piece of advice given to her by now-Carolina Ascent Head Coach Phillip Poole Coincidental timing ultimately sealed the deal for McGlynn when her contract for Piteå arrived on her birthday “I always attribute Sweden as a transformative year for my career,” McGlynn said Just getting those 26 solid games in a really good league was pivotal for me and it gave me a lot of confidence to come back into the NWSL and fight to be a number one.” McGlynn returned to Gotham FC where she made 17 appearances and won the NWSL Championship with one of to be honest,” McGlynn said.“We’re winning 2-1 and I just have a feeling like something big is going to happen That moment came in the 96th minute of six added minutes as a long ball was played over the top toward Elyse Bennett at the top of the box With the ball seeming destined to meet her head McGlynn made a quick decision to make the block It was a save that was perfectly in-line with her mantra of taking things one step at a time “I went with my gut feeling,” McGlynn said.“I was just going off what I felt I had no pros and cons list going on in my head.” In an attempt to make the goal small for Bennett What do we do?’ I was actually surprised how long I stayed on the field because I got to set up the wall was forced to cover in goal as Gotham was out of substitutions it was pre-taped as if Gotham had already won making the sinking feeling of the split-second decision loom even larger like a muffled roar through the locker room doors Before McGlynn could process what was happening her goalkeeper coach came charging into the room in celebration she thought she might have cost her team the game and the championship After her time in Sweden and the run to an NWSL Championship McGlynn had grown her value within the league tremendously That led to her receiving the opportunity to join recently-returning Utah Royals ahead of the 2024 season This led to McGlynn’s breakout year with 84 saves a NWSL Goalkeeper of the Year nomination and a new five-year contract with Utah It also led her to another one of her major goals—debuting for the senior U.S McGlynn had represented the United States at the U-18 and U-20 levels continuing in the system seemed like it might be at its end as COVID caused her to get lost in a shuffle McGlynn finally got her shot and made her debut in a 3-0 victory over Argentina on October 30 McGlynn picked up in 2025 where she left off the previous season continuing to get call-ups to national team camps In the opening match of the 2025 season for Utah McGlynn found herself with another unusual moment for goalkeepers—becoming the 4th NWSL goalkeeper to ever provide an assist A post shared by National Women's Soccer League (@nwsl) “I honestly didn’t think much about it because I try to hit that ball a lot of times and they usually get picked off by the center back It was just like a personal little accomplishment but it wouldn’t have been as great if it wasn’t for Bianca (St-Georges) at the other end It was really like a fire start to the season,” recalled McGlynn McGlynn credits the foundation of her goalkeeping journey largely to Chris Barocas He’s the coach McGlynn still goes back to with clips of her gameplay Talk about coming full circle. @mandyhaught I can’t express how proud I am of what you have done and I’m glad I have been there to witness a couple moments along your journey. Thanks for everything! Can’t wait to see where you go from here. pic.twitter.com/IzCVYyG5TM “We have a great relationship,” McGlynn said Between him and former USWNT goalkeeper Jill Loyden McGlynn gives thanks for the perspective she has received from both as she has navigated a career that began as just fun as a youth into McGlynn becoming one of the best goalkeepers in the league McGlynn finds herself a consistent part of the USWNT goalkeeper conversation McGlynn shared her gratefulness to be a part of that conversation but I oftentimes remind myself to take a step back.” With eight goalkeepers getting call-ups over the last year McGlynn treasures the moment and opportunity “It’s just so cool to be a part of the conversation and compete at that level and be a part of this unprecedented time and see what happens.” With a rapidly growing corps of strong goalkeepers in the system and the continually expanding landscape of women’s soccer McGlynn’s path forward will likely not be straightforward the twists and turns of her career have prepared her for whatever comes next The Des Plaines History Center’s longtime volunteer Sandy Johnson received the Illinois Association of Museums 2025 Volunteer Service Award for her remarkable 30 years of volunteer service to the organization The History Center celebrated Johnson’s well-deserved honor on April 30 and presented her with a framed certificate from the IAM commemorating her achievement she is the heart and soul of the Des Plaines History Center and the 1907 Kinder House Museum,” said Stan Kotecki president of the Des Plaines History Center Board of Trustees Sandy has contributed her time and talents in virtually every area of the organization and engages our community with her wonderful storytelling ability.” Johnson’s expertise in archival work has been instrumental in preserving the history of Des Plaines Whether transcribing century-old diaries and correspondence identifying faces in faded photographs or researching the origins of local landmarks Sandy’s dedication has helped safeguard these irreplaceable records ensuring they remain accessible for future generations through the History Center’s collections and exhibits Johnson is also a recognizable presence in the History Center’s tent at the annual Fall Fest in September She can be found dressed in her 1800s reenactor’s garb demonstrating how to turn wool into yarn on a traditional spinning wheel much to the delight and fascination of kids and adults who have never seen this process Johnson represents the Des Plaines History Center at countless city events telling the public about the center’s various memberships and adult programs and the popular Hands-on-History children’s programs Johnson continues to inspire with her boundless energy and unwavering commitment to the History Center This recognition is a fitting tribute to her incredible impact but staying positive after bumpy night in LAApril 30th LOS ANGELES – Marlins ace is one of the most confident players in the game but he finds himself in the midst of an existential crisis A dejected Alcantara walked off the field after an early exit for the second time in his last three starts during Tuesday night’s 15-2 Marlins loss to the Dodgers at Dodger Stadium This is certainly not the Alcantara the baseball world expected to see after a 17-month absence from Tommy John surgery but I feel terrible just being out there and having the same result and I can't do nothing when my teammates need me the most,” Alcantara said I'm tired of having the same success out there Coming off his first quality start of the season his last time out Alcantara surrendered seven runs on seven hits and five walks across 2 2/3 innings giving him four on the season – tied for second most in MLB Alcantara also permitted four steals for an MLB-high 11 allowed in 2025 This is a far cry from the pitcher who earned a workhorse reputation by tossing the most innings of any Major Leaguer from 2019-22 and won the ‘22 National League Cy Young Award “We just have to kind of go back to work there and try to figure that out,” Marlins manager Clayton McCullough said just getting command back and strike-throwing It was really a struggle from the first inning tonight just never really could catch a rhythm and get settled in Some pitches that were kind of more heart of the plate it's just as much trying to get back to commanding and executing pitches at the rate that we're all accustomed to.” So used to being on the right side of a leaderboard here is where Alcantara ranks among 119 Major League pitchers with a minimum of 25 innings this season: These were his career totals from 2018-23: Alcantara has given up as many hits (26) as innings he has pitched (26) His 8.31 ERA is the highest in any six-start span in his career Alcantara believes his atypically poor command could be due to his arm not being “on time” with his different release points “I know we’ve got like five more months left to get better and I’ve just got to keep working and keep positive.” Shohei Ohtani ambushed Alcantara’s first-pitch sinker and deposited it over the right-field wall for the third first-pitch homer in 144 career starts against Alcantara Seven other Dodgers would bat in a three-run first that included a mound visit and a pair of PitchCom issues while Alcantara was caught by Marlins No. 4 prospect Agustín Ramírez for the first time “It was big,” Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said but to be able to score three runs after we gave up [one] early says a lot about the offense and where we’re at.” So what can Alcantara and the Marlins do to help him regain his Cy Young form The FanDuel Sports Network Florida broadcast speculated whether the organization might place him on the 15-day injured list so he could work on things The more likely option would be going back to the drawing board during his pitch design session in-between starts “We'll put our heads together with him and just see what we think is the next best step to try to right the ship a little bit,” McCullough said “We certainly all know there's a much better version there and so we'll just have to go in tomorrow and see what we can all do to try to get it going.” Sign up to receive our daily Morning Lineup to stay in the know about the latest trending topics around Major League Baseball or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading no promotional deals were found matching that code Cloudy early with some clearing expected late Services will be at 10 a.m. May 28 at Westminster Presbyterian Church, Dubuque. Friends may visit with the family after 9 a.m., at the church prior to the service. Burial will be in Linwood Cemetery, Dubuque. Sandy's full obituary may be viewed at www.teahenfuneralhome.com there are no recent results for popular videos there are no recent results for popular commented articles Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Sandra "Sandy" "Sassy" Adams Sandra “Sandy” “Sassy” Adams surrounded by her loved ones after a courageous battle with breast cancer who were at the center of everything she did Sandy grew up with a strong sense of family and a joyful spirit that carried through her entire life and together they built a life filled with adventure and support for each other that never wavered Her happiest moments were spent with her grandchildren She enjoyed spending her free time gardening delighting in the birds that visited her feeder - although she always wished there were more Summers at the camper surrounded by family and friends She also loved decorating her home and rearranging the furniture Her nails were always polished and her jewelry always perfectly chosen - reflecting the pride she took in herself and in life’s little details Sandy was a thoughtful woman with a generous heart Sandy had a special way of making others feel cared for and seen Chantel (Kurt) Erickson and Joseph (Jordyn) Adams; her treasured grandchildren Her family is proud of the strength and grace with which she fought her illness and they will carry her memory in their hearts forever A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 12:00 PM on Tuesday Charles Borromeo Catholic Church in Chippewa Falls Visitation will be held from 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM on Tuesday at the church Private family burial will be held at a later date All who knew and loved Sandy are welcome to attend and celebrate her remarkable life the family asks that you honor Sandy by stopping to smell the flowers and enjoy life’s most simple pleasures The family would like to send a special thank you to all the nurses and doctors at Mayo Clinic Health Systems Critical Care Unit and Cancer Center in Eau Claire Olson Funeral Home and Cremation Center in Bloomer is assisting the family with arrangements please visit www.olsonfuneralhomebloomer.com Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors The Sandy Hook Lighthouse is one of the most historic and breathtaking spots along the Jersey Shore Located at the tip of the Sandy Hook peninsula near the former Army base at Fort Hancock the lighthouse was erected in 1764 before the Revolutionary War The lighthouse opens to the public for guided tours in the spring These free tours take you to the top of the Sandy Hook Lighthouse and offer visitors a 360-degree view of New York harbor while learning all about the beacon's history if you can manage the whopping 95 stairs and nine-rung ladder READ MORE: Sandy Hook Lighthouse Featured on 'Jeopardy!' The National Park Service's (NPS) Gateway National Recreational Area's Facebook page recently released a video offering a sneak peek of what's inside the historic landmark The sped-up video released by the NPS showcases the stairs and ladder visitors need to ascend to reach the top of the lighthouse but the views at the top are extraordinary We warned you the video could make you dizzy READ MORE: Why Are There So Many Deer at Sandy Hook? the experience at the top is well worth it if you can physically (and mentally) manage the climb I ventured up to the top last year and I would do so again in a heartbeat The one-of-a-kind opportunity to explore an important local landmark make it worthwhile you get a history lesson from knowledgeable NPS volunteers If you're unable to take the tour, stop inside the Sandy Hook Lighthouse Keepers Quarters and Visitor Center The center has a number of interactive displays and historical videos so you can bone up on your Sandy Hook Lighthouse factoids even without the guidance of an NPS volunteer (though I bet they'd gladly share their expertise with you even if you don't brave the full tour) A video tour of the historic Sandy Hook Lighthouse showcasing its dizzying number of stairs may make you want to sign up for the next tour (or maybe just enjoy the virtual experience).\nRead More The Sandy Hook Lighthouse is one of the most historic and breathtaking spots along the Jersey Shore READ MORE: Sandy Hook Lighthouse Featured on 'Jeopardy!' 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If you're unable to take the tour, stop inside the Sandy Hook Lighthouse Keepers Quarters and Visitor Center Jennifer “Jenny” Jensen passed away on April 30 following a cardiac arrest a few days earlier Jenny was the youngest of seven children—and has always been her dad’s “best buddy.” Jenny excelled most at being a devoted and loving mom to her three young children: William They were the lights of her life and brought deep joy and purpose to everything she did She loved time spent “on the mountain” at the family cabin despite it being expensive real estate (one of Jenny’s favorite lines) Jenny was part of an extraordinary sisterhood that has loved Jacob (Candice) Jensen; and her four sisters Heidi (Brad) Bentley Funeral services will be held on Wednesday at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and again on Wednesday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m at the church prior to the funeral services Interment will follow at Larkin Sunset Gardens It's not possible to find the words to express how sad my heart feels My memories of Jenny are so fun and funny. Please know I'm here for you.Love you all We are so sorry for the loss of your beautiful Jenny We send you our love ❤️ and prayers that you’ll find comfort in the beautiful memories of her I saw her a few weeks ago at the bagel shop and I had a fun chat with her I will cherish that moment and reflect on the fun childhood friendship she had with Angela So sad Brad & Teri to hear about Jenny It has been so long since we’ve been together as an extended family; clear back I think to when Grandpa was still with us Carrie (my wife) and I just wanted you to know that we’re thinking about you and your family the time has comeAnd you know that you're the only one to say What you looking for?You know those boys don't want to play no more with you it's trueYou're motoringWhat's your price for flight?In finding Mister RightYou'll be alright tonightBabe you know you're growing up so fastAnd mama's worryin' that you won't last to say "Let's play"Sister Christian there's so much in lifeDon't you give it up before your time is due yeahMotoringWhat's your price for flight?You got him in your sightsYou're diving through the nightYou're motoringWhat's your price for flight?In finding Mister RightYou'll be alright tonightMotoringWhat's your price for flight?In finding Mr RightYou'll be alright tonightMotoringWhat's your price for flight?In finding Mister RightYou'll be alright tonightSister Christian "Okay"But you're motoringYeah Utah — A truck driver on Hunts End Drive in Sandy noticed the road start collapsing before a sinkhole formed on Thursday the driver put trash cans in front and behind the sinkhole that had grown to nearly four feet wide and five feet deep when a resident noticed his trash cans in the road The man was able to get out on his own and suffered only scrapes and bruises The city responded to the location immediately the sinkhole was caused by a broken storm drain pipe made of corrugated metal which was used decades ago but discontinued Sandy has been attempting to replace the old pipes as quickly as possible but the pace is based on budgetary considerations Crews were able to temporarily patch the sinkhole wth the pipe expected to be repaired before Tuesday Guilford's Director of Enrollment Information Sandy Pearman ’80 retired from Guilford College several times — at least in her imagination those musings became reality when Guilford’s Director of Enrollment Information said goodbye after 44 years of service When Sandy arrived at Guilford in 1981 to work in admissions and financial aid but I also didn’t look to move too much,” she says Aside from one year spent teaching elementary school Sandy had no idea she’d spend her career at Guilford — or that it would span more than four decades That kind of dedication runs in the family and her two older brothers are still working “I guess that makes me the slacker,” she says with a laugh Sandy worked under nine Guilford presidents “I had a reason to get up every day — a sense of purpose,” she says More time with her grandchildren tops the list along with trips to the mountains and ttrips to the Biltmore Estate she’s heading to Asheville on her first church mission trip but I’m also excited about what’s next,” she says Sandy says she often thought of her work at the College “as a community service project in some ways.” “I put my soul into it at times,” she says I believe in the College and the community If you would like to keep your notes for further reference Already have an account? Log in LOCAL NEWS 4:18 PM | Updated: 4:32 pm BY ANDREW ADAMS SANDY — A man accidentally fell into a sinkhole Thursday morning after it opened up unexpectedly on his street a gravel truck driver first spotted the hole near 2400 E and placed garbage cans on either side of it to alert drivers and others told KSL TV he walked outside and saw his garbage can across the street believing he was seeing a shadow across the road but he accidentally fell into the hole while trying to grab it The man said though he wound up in a hole that went up to his forehead he was able to pull himself out and he avoided serious injury Sandy City Public Utilities drainage supervisor Ted Ketten said medics checked out the man at the scene Ketten said the sinkhole was approximately 10 feet by 8 feet and was close to 6 feet deep and it appeared it was caused by a deteriorating hot soil deteriorates the pipe and with the deteriorating what happens is it starts to suck the soils around it in the pipe and after that it pulls soil enough where it creates voids and it eventually becomes a sinkhole,” Ketten said Ketten said the section of pipe had deteriorated to something more on the scale of “Swiss cheese” and if the problem wasn’t discovered now the sinkhole could have grown large enough to catch an unsuspecting car passing through the area “We stopped using that (corrugated metal pipe) decades ago,” Ketten said “We’ve got a corrugated metal pipe replacement program and we’re very proactive about these projects but you can’t get them all because you can’t see in the ground.” Ketten said workers planned to replace a larger section of pipe along the street to mitigate further potential issues “We’ll replace as much as needed to make our citizens safe,” Ketten said Follow @KSL5TV WEST PALM BEACH — Federal agents found a trove of messages about where and how to commit mass murder on the phone of a 15-year-old school shooter Their tip to the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office in April led deputies to the South Florida man who sent them "Thanks to the awareness and quick actions in Palm Beach County an entire community has been spared the devastating trauma of a mass shooting," said Nicole Hockley was killed at Sandy Hook Elementary in 2012 Hockley, co-founder of the violence-prevention nonprofit Sandy Hook Promise, applauded the arrest of Damien Allen a 22-year-old Acreage man who stockpiled weapons impersonated deputies and shared graphic fantasies of violence online Palm Beach County sheriff: Deputies thwarted mass shooting plot by man posing as officer She urged communities to look out for the warning signs that put Allen on investigators' radar even before they knew of the 300 pounds of ammunition he'd amassed: bragging about his cache of weapons discussing detailed plans for an attack and idolizing other mass shooters Warning signs like these often surface online Randy Foley said Allen communicated with others across the country about guerrilla warfare tactics ambushes and racially and ethnically motivated acts of violence who killed two people at her private school in Wisconsin before turning the gun on herself contained threats against a church and law-enforcement buildings Allen isn't the only person arrested this year after communicating with a mass murderer an 18-year-old accused of plotting a school shooting in Indiana on the anniversary of the Parkland school shooting Investigators said Shockley corresponded with Nikolas Cruz who killed 17 people and wounded 17 others at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in 2018 A concerned classmate's tip to the FBI prompted Shockley's arrest in February the idolization of other shooters and mass murderers is another deeply troubling warning sign that must be taken seriously,” Hockley said Details from the arrest: Man posing as deputy fantasized about attacks with teen who killed 2 at school, PBSO says ballistic vests and hand grenades he owned Deputies found the arsenal along with several authentic PBSO uniforms in his Acreage home PBSO said Allen was not affiliated with the agency and had no law-enforcement credentials Allen faces up to 21 years in state prison on charges of threatening to conduct a mass shooting impersonating an officer and unlawful use of a cellphone Circuit Judge Donald Hafele ordered Allen held without bail during a brief hearing at the jail on April 30 The county Public Defender's Office represented Allen at the hearing PBSO asked a judge to temporarily remove Allen's firearms under Florida's Risk Protection Order Act The statute — sometimes referred to as a “red flag” law — lets authorities stop a person from accessing firearms if they're deemed a threat to themselves or others Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw stressed the role of community tips and urged the public to speak up if they see concerning behavior “This is why it’s essential to know the warning signs of violence," she said "They are critical to preventing tragedies and saving lives." Hannah Phillips is a journalist covering public safety and criminal justice at The Palm Beach Post. You can reach her at hphillips@pbpost.com The loss of her presence will be felt by all who knew and loved her Nancy was born on January 19,1955 in midtown Manhattan - the daughter of a stockbroker father John J Smith and a magazine editor mother Nora O’Leary Nancy considered herself incredibly lucky to grow up in the heart of New York City where she savored museums and fascinating people from around the world While her parents rose from limited means and educational opportunities they prioritized and sacrificed for their children’s education - a choice that influenced everything in Nancy’s life She graduated from the Spence School in NYC in 1973 attended Connecticut College before transferring to Brigham Young University to complete her Bachelor’s Degree in 1977 followed by a Master’s Degree in Journalism and Public Affairs from American University in Washington Nancy made the life changing decision to become a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Nancy felt her greatest and most significant identity was as a daughter of God and a disciple of Jesus Christ She served faithfully in a variety of Church callings including fifteen years as a Relief Society president at the branch Nancy believed there was no greater call than teaching the doctrine of Christ and she particularly loved working with teens and young adults who became her treasured Describing how her life changed after she was baptized Nancy often described it as if her life went from black and white to full color Nancy met and married the love of her life Michael Smith Nebeker while she was in graduate school in D.C They began the adventure of a lifetime by immediately moving to Bangkok assisting Amer-Asian children left behind from the Vietnam War They spent the first three years of marriage abroad and then returned stateside for Michael’s graduate work and a three-year stint in New York City before returning to Thailand for another seven years They finally repatriated to the Salt Lake Valley in 1993 to begin their long association with the Waterford School in Sandy six amazing children were born - two in New York Teaching each of them how to read and love good books to appreciate the beauty of nature all around them and to serve and respect folks from around the world brought meaning and purpose to her experience as a mother spending time at their stunning North Eden ranch at Bear Lake and playing games together to close out the day were some of her favorite things to enjoy with each of them some of Nancy’s greatest satisfaction and joy came from her work as the Dean of Students at Waterford School Nancy had a deep belief in the potential and capacity of young people and she delighted in helping her students see the opportunity hidden in every challenge Helping students grow and triumph simply fed her soul She often told families and students that her door was always open to them They soon discovered that her heart was always open too ready to help and support them as they navigated difficult things Lismore and Reid along with six treasured grandchildren Emma Gage Her bonus son Marc Gardner (Lilit) has also been a tender blessing along with her sister Wendy (Chris) and brother Stephen (Sally) and their children you’re invited to make a donation to The Nancy Nebeker Scholarship Fund http://waterfordschool.org/nancynebekerscholarship cemetery just a stone’s throw away from her beloved Bear Lake A luncheon will follow the service for invited family and close friends to share good food and sweet memories together We were saddened by the news of Nancy’s death All of the Colton and Woller families offer our deepest condolences to Michael I was heartbroken to hear of Nancy’s passing She was my Cub Scout leader in Bangkok Thailand and truly a mom away from home when I stayed with your family for a week in elementary school I look back on those memories with deep admiration and love for the amazing woman she was intelligence and warmth left a lasting impression on me and I know she touched the lives of so many Please accept my heartfelt condolences — I’m holding your family in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time She was a beacon of insightfulness and offered with grace and wisdom sincere encouragement a student or parent needed to hear when academic or personal challenges or opportunities presented itself her family knows her spirit has left an indelible imprint on so many that her legacy will live for many generations and I want to extend my deepest condolences to all of you Nicki and I had the privilege of working alongside Nancy for many years and we were continually inspired by her passion and unwavering dedication to education and students She had a remarkable gift for making things happen If there was something to do and Nancy was there Her legacy lives on in the countless lives she touched Please know that our thoughts are with all of the Waterford community and her family during this difficult time and her memory will always be a blessing of love and dedication Michael and family,All our love and prayers go out to you Nancy is a beautiful person and will be so very missed She showed sincere interest in each person she talked with Beautiful tribute to a truly inspirational woman I was so sorry to hear about the passing of Nancy Though it’s been many years since I last saw her I have such fond memories of the time we spent together while living in Bangkok and the many meaningful conversations we shared Nancy had a special way of making people feel welcome—I’ll always remember the many times she opened her home and invited me to share a meal My heartfelt condolences to Michael and the rest of your family She was the dearest of friends during my time in Washington DC I too was blessed by Nancy’s big and open heart Dear Nebeker Family my deepest condolences ms nebeker was the sweetest woman i’ve ever met la recordaremos con mucho amor y nos deja un ejemplo para recordarla por siempre Nancy was a person who you always felt she cared about you I enjoyed getting to know Nancy and her family She showed family was always important to her May all her family have peace and comfort at this time Nancy's Irish cousins still residing in the village of Ardmore just outside the historic city of Derry in Northern Ireland received the deeply sorrowful news of her passing with the sincerest of condolences and unwavering support We cherish the vivid and joyful memories of Nancy and Mike's unexpected and delightful visit back in June 2017 The serendipitous discovery that we had living descendants of our great Aunt was an event that truly surprised and deeply touched us all We instantly felt a powerful and undeniable connection with Nancy and the innate ability to bridge distances and forge bonds Her kindness and engaging spirit left an indelible mark on our hearts and the laughter and stories shared during that precious time will forever be treasured We want you to know that Nancy and her wonderful family will be held close in our thoughts and included in our prayers during this period of mourning and beyond May you find solace in the cherished memories you hold and strength in the love that surrounds you We were very sad to learn of Nancy's passing She was our daughter's Nursery 4 teacher 30 years ago and was a caring and devoted school presence for all the years since that time We will pray for your comfort and assurance that she is continuing on in her work of service on the other side I am saddened that such an amazing person left your family Our hearts and prayers reach out to invoke peace and confidence in the Lord that the love and joy you have known together continues beyond the bounds of mortality Nancy was an amazing person who blessed the lives of so many I have many memories of her from our time together in Bangkok seminary teacher and most memorably lead our weekly study group Praying you are comforted and feel the peace that passes all understanding I was deeply saddened to learn of the passing of your beloved wife Please accept my sincere condolences during this profoundly difficult time My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family My deepest condolences to you and your family Nancy was a great human being and will be really missed I was confused and sad upon discovering Nancy's passing my memories of her kindness and warmth will always remain alive My past interactions with her invariably made me feel as if I were someone special She was wonderfully supportive of my time teaching at the Waterford School I feel remorse for Mike and the children who will keenly miss Nancy's presence I will never forget the way she greeted all the students with a smile and how she remembered all of our names no matter how brief our interactions were It is with heartfelt and sincere condolences that I send you all my thoughts and prayers and those of the entire International School Bangkok community on the passing of your dear Nancy Every day I come to work at our beautiful campus in Pakkret I think of the contributions of Michael and I’m deeply sorry that Nancy is no longer with us She always had a warm smile and treated everyone like family We’ll miss her so much—she will always hold a special place in our hearts.With love,Claudia Bravo Michael - It is difficult to know what to say as we mourn the far too early departure of Nancy; such an engaging and vibrant person It is a mystery why she was called home so early when her gifts and talents were such a blessing to so many here When we are all gathered together again in the same place perhaps it will be clearer May you have an extra measure of peace and comfort in the assurance of an inevitable reunion Please know of our love and admiration for both of you Please receive our deepest and heartfelt condolences Nancy received our 3 daughters coming from Peru with open arms a big heart and always caring for their well-being We developed a very close friendship; at Waterford Nancy touched so many hearts and served countless who were hopeless and finding their way through life Dorothy and I have been touched by her generous spirit We had the pleasure of getting to know Nancy during out time at Waterford from 2014-2024 She always was one step ahead and knew how to handle every situation She was genuinely interested in every student and wanted to help them succeed My heartfelt condolences to you Michael and family I am sure she will continuously let you know the family path We are so great full for her friendship and love when we started our family in BKK Your guidance and love helped us know and choose the family way Thanks so much for giving us the chance to be part of your life Michael and Family,We were very saddened to receive the news of Nancy's passing effervescent attitude about nearly everything made her so fun to be around and made shared experiences more exciting and memorable Kristie was especially grateful for her friendship and help in navigating Bangkok We know that she is brightening the Spirit World and surely teaching the truth that we are that we might have joy We pray that your family will be comforted by the promise that - through the grace of the Savior - you'll be with her again The word that describes Nancy to me is love...pure love We shared a lot of wonderful times together What a privilege to have known her and felt her impact on our lives What a disciple of Christ!Paraphrasing Emily Dickinson Invisible and music and positive as sound." We look forward to being in her angel school for Christ We love you and are praying for your family We have sweet memories of Namcy and her Christlike love for everyone Monday is here, we have some day baseball on the slate and that means another tremendous opportunity to build those Underdog bankrolls with some MLB DFS Pick ‘Em picks for today Today we focus on a tough matchups for Marlins starter Sandy Alcantara as he takes on the Los Angeles Dodgers and Reds infielder Matt McLain going up against the Atlanta Braves If you haven’t signed up to play contests on Underdog, do yourself a favor and take advantage of our exclusive sign-up deal by clicking here and using promo code ALARM You’ll get a 50% deposit match up to $1000 and a special pick to use With a very hittable Aaron Nola on the mound for the Phillies we’ll turn to Arizona’s premier leadoff man to find his way on base today Nola did turn in a quality start his last time out but it was legitimately his only good outing of the season Can he do it again or will he go back to the pitcher we’ve been happily targeting against Nola is allowing lefthanded hitters to post a .383 wOBA against him while Carroll is posting a ridiculous .446 wOBA against righthanded pitching It’s the irresistible force meting a VERY movable object so we’ll jump onboard Now that Bobby Witt’s hit streak has ended, we can turn out attention to Bregman, who is currently riding a 12-game hit streak in which he’s slashing .396/.473/.771 with four home runs and 11 RBI. During this streak, he’s got six multi-hit games and six doubles, including a double in each of his last two games. Bailey Ober continues to pitch to a lot of contact so we’re going to keep riding Bregman’s streak Take advantage of this fantastic opportunity to increase your earnings with our MLB DFS Underdog picks! Register now and use the promo code ALARM to receive a 50% deposit match This outstanding deal provides you with additional funds to enhance your gameplay, greatly improving your odds of winning big. Don’t wait! Make your move today with Underdog Fantasy promo code ALARM and enjoy the benefits You can email us at any time at: support@fantasyalarm.com USA; Miami Marlins starting pitcher Sandy Alcantara (22) looks on against the Pittsburgh Pirates during the first inning at loanDepot Park Mandatory Credit: Sam Navarro-Imagn Images The pristine crack of the bat on a cool autumn evening can sometimes mask the inner battles waged on the mound In a season where the stakes couldn’t be higher Minnesota’s roster is witnessing a striking juxtaposition as one ace readies himself to take center stage while another struggles to reclaim former glory While Sandy Alcantara has found himself grappling with a decline in his once-formidable Cy Young form whispers around the dugout suggest that a highly valued $73.5 million ace is primed to fill that void quietly nurtured away from the glare of Miami’s spotlight is now making a case that timing could be as perfect as a well-timed pitch in extra innings An understated confidence seems to envelope this prodigy whose focus remains unwavering despite the league’s relentless pressure Every athlete’s journey is punctuated by both stellar highs and testing lows a career defined by early promise now meets the harsh reality of fluctuating performance sparking questions about maintaining elite stature His ongoing struggle to reattain that elusive peak is a stark reminder of how even the brightest stars can face temporary eclipses the narrative is far from one of despair; it is a testament to the enduring spirit of athletes who continuously fight to redefine their limits amidst growing expectations The Minnesota Twins find themselves at a pivotal crossroads as the trade deadline looms Balancing on the fine line between nurturing potential and addressing immediate needs they are reshaping their pitching framework with strategic precision The decision to elevate a promising arm—a move signaled by a lucrative contract investment—underscores the organization’s commitment to building a resilient and dynamic roster This shift not only highlights a readiness to recalibrate but also speaks to the broader strategy of leveraging emerging talent to catalyze both current victories and future triumphs the unfolding drama on the mound carries significant implications beyond mere statistics The evolving dynamics within the Twins’ pitching staff reflect a larger narrative of renewal and reinvention in professional sports It is a reminder that while past glories provide a benchmark the relentless ambition to excel and the courage to adapt ultimately define success the spotlight now shines brightly on a rising ace promising to reinvigorate the team’s competitive spirit while inviting reflections on legacy this chapter in the Twins’ saga offers a poignant takeaway: in the world of sports setbacks often sow the seeds for future excellence and every pitch thrown is an opportunity to rewrite destiny A Triumphant Homecoming Returning to the clubhouse felt like stepping into a familiar yet transformed world Electrifying Introduction A surge of raw talent and an unyielding spirit catapults Trea Turner from the ranks of the underdogs to the grand stage of Major League.. 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If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, contact 1-800-GAMBLER GRAND FORKS — UND is bringing Zach Sandy home to North Dakota The former star goaltender from Fargo South-Shanley has committed to UND out of the NCAA transfer portal Sandy spent three years at Minnesota Duluth serving as the backup goaltender 175-pound netminder is 2-2 with a 3.45 goals-against average and an .873 save percentage Sandy is expected to serve as UND's third goaltender this season Sandy spent four years as the varsity goaltender for Fargo South-Shanley He posted a .922 save percentage as a sophomore He helped South-Shanley reach the state championship game as a junior Sandy played one year for Minot in the North American Hockey League He went 14-11-2 and posted a .932 save percentage Sandy mainly served as the third goaltender for Minnesota Duluth but was thrust into a bigger role this season Sandy is close friends with UND senior forward Ben Strinden They were high school classmates at Fargo Shanley When Sandy originally committed to Minnesota Duluth he told The Forum: "We’ve always talked about what a great dream it would be if we could both play Division I hockey And now seeing it unfold … we’ll still be best friends even though we’ll be playing against each other Sandy's commitment rounds out UND's goaltending group for 2025-26 The Fighting Hawks received a commitment from Arizona State's Gibson Homer out of the transfer portal They're also bringing in freshman Jan Špunar from the Dubuque Fighting Saints Špunar is a finalist for the United States Hockey League's Goaltender of the Year Committed recruit Caleb Heil of the USHL's Madison Capitols will play one more year of junior hockey and come to campus in the fall of 2026 UND sophomore Hobie Hedquist is expected to leave in the NCAA transfer portal graduated and signed with the top minor-league affiliate of the New York Islanders the Fighting Hawks will turn over their entire goaltending group UND's 2025-26 roster is inching toward completion The Fighting Hawks will likely add two forwards and one or two defensemen Sandra (Alexandria) Kathleen Lefebvre (nee Fox) died on March 25 They met in the CYO band while they attended Mary D Bradford HS She went on to attend UW Whitewater for 2 1/2 years until she married Phil in 1958 They then began their married life in Rome After the Air Force they settled in Madison WI where Phil finished his Electrical Engineering degree They then settled in the Town of Brookfield where their fourth child Sandy loved her family life with her husband and four children as she was an only child and lost both parents at a young age She loved music and played the french horn and recorder in many groups over the years up until her death She loved St Joseph's Parish in Waukesha She was an active member in the choir and played the recorder at many services She was what everyone dreams a mom should be She was always there cheering her family on in anything that they participated in - running She tried to make every event for her children She was very proud to have made all of her grandchildren's college graduations even when they were across the ocean in England Her goal was to make it to the last two in July She loved to travel to see her kids in England and Sanibel Island It was a sight to see her riding a tricycle on the island in her eighties Sandy will be deeply missed by her children Barbara (Mark) Wolff Kathleen (Bruce) Everly and Theresa (Jason) Worrall Nate Worrall and Ben (fiancée Onyinye) Worrall She also had 11 great grandchildren with 3 more on the way Further survived by nephews Scott Seidl and Paul (Elizabeth) Lefebvre She was preceded in death by her husband Phil and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Please support local news—East Cobb News—during Small Business Week! 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