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In baseball, Andy Choi and Jameson Bryant drove in two runs each to lead Cape Elizabeth to a 7-2 victory against visiting Yarmouth. Arlo Boutureira led the Freeport Falcons with two base hits and an RBI against Poland, while Jaiden Meehan collected three RBI and Shane Plummer had three hits for Lake Region in their win over Traip Academy. Sam Almy put the Greely Rangers ahead for good with a bases-clearing double in the first inning against Fryeburg Academy, and Caleb Vacchiano blasted two home runs and finished with five RBI as the Sacopee Valley Hawks downed Gray-New Gloucester. In softball, Addie Caiazzo had three hits, including a solo home run, and Kennedy Kimball pitched a two-hitter with 14 strikeouts as Windham beat Deering. Ruby Chase had three hits with four RBI, Sadie Armstrong and Ainsley McCrum combined on a no-hitter, and Portland handled Falmouth. Andrea DiMauro had two RBI, Annalise Soucy added two hits, and South Portland scored five runs in the sixth inning against Bonny Eagle. Izzy George pitched a four-hitter and Freeport went ahead for good with a two-run fifth inning against Poland, while McKayla Kortes tossed a no-hitter with 10 strikeouts to carry York over Wells. In boys’ lacrosse, Nathan Bolduc finished with three goals and three assists as Wells topped Traip Academy, and in girls’ lacrosse, Abby Trainor totaled seven goals and an assist as Windham defeated Lewiston.

Michael Jordan has praised Minnesota Timberwolves superstar Anthony Edwards’ recent performances, comparing him to the early days of his own legendary career. Edwards has drawn comparisons to Jordan throughout his young career, and he has impressed many with his play in the playoffs this year.

WalterFootball has released its latest full 7-round Mock Draft, predicting the Miami Dolphins’ selections for the upcoming NFL Draft. The Dolphins, who lost several key players this offseason, are projected to address their needs in the trenches and skill positions.

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill believes he would have a major advantage over legendary cornerback Deion Sanders if they faced each other in today’s NFL. Hill claims he would put up 175 receiving yards and two touchdowns on Sanders, citing his size, agility, and the evolution of receiver play.

The Milwaukee Bucks are hoping Giannis Antetokounmpo will be available for Game 2 against the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday. Antetokounmpo missed Game 1 with a left soleus strain, but he is now officially listed as doubtful. If Antetokounmpo is unable to play, Damian Lillard will need to step up once again.

While playoff experience can be beneficial, it is not a guarantee of success. The Rangers, who have a mix of experienced and inexperienced players, must learn from their past experiences and apply them to their current series against the Capitals. The Capitals, led by veteran captain Alex Ovechkin, have more playoff experience than any team on the Rangers’ roster. However, the Rangers have shown in the past that they can overcome a lack of playoff experience with determination and execution.

Former NFL center Jason Kelce’s wife, Kylie, surprised him with a heartfelt retirement gift: a wooden replica of Lincoln Financial Field, his former home stadium with the Eagles. The intricate design includes Kelce’s accolades and jersey number, creating a unique and meaningful memento of his illustrious career.

Daniel Cormier proposes the creation of a 165-pound division with the title fight between Conor McGregor and Michael Chandler as its inaugural bout. The proposal aims to address the gap between lightweight and welterweight and provide more opportunities for fighters.

Orlando Magic guard Jalen Suggs suffered a left knee strain and had to be helped off the court during the first quarter of Game 2 of their playoff series against the Cleveland Cavaliers on Monday night. Suggs, who averaged 12.6 points per game in the regular season, was scoreless in eight minutes prior to the injury. The Magic listed Suggs as questionable to return, with Markelle Fultz taking over the ball-handling duties in his absence.

ESPN host Malika Andrews is captivating viewers with her exceptional on-screen presence during the NBA playoffs. Andrews has quickly risen through the ranks since joining ESPN in 2018, earning a Sports Emmy and becoming the first woman to host the NBA Draft. Her vibrant personality and insightful analysis have garnered praise from fans, who eagerly anticipate her contributions to the playoff coverage.