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Tigers place OF Riley Greene on IL with elbow inflammation; recall INF/OF Tyler Nevin

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 21:33:30 GMT

CHICAGO (AP) — The Detroit Tigers placed outfielder Riley Greene on the injured list with right elbow inflammation on Saturday before their game against the White Sox in Chicago and recalled infielder/outfielder Tyler Nevin from Triple-A Indianapolis to take the spot on the roster.Greene, Detroit’s first-round draft pick (fifth overall) in 2019 will have the right elbow — he throws left-handed — reevaluated once swelling subsides. Manager A.J. Hinch said that might be in seven to 10 days.Greene was hurt while making a terrific diving catch in left field in the fifth inning of Detroit’s 4-2 win at Chicago on Friday. The athletic 22-year-old, who’s played mostly in center field this season, raced to the gap and lunged to snare Tim Anderson’s liner.Greene jammed his elbow on the play and was lifted for a pinch hitter in the seventh as a precaution. The injury flared up overnight after Hinch said “things are pointing in a positive direction” on Friday.“Last night the physical exam...

Watch: Bear walks into Telluride restaurant looking for a snack

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 21:33:30 GMT

TELLURIDE, Colo. -- The Colorado mountain town of Telluride has seen extra foot traffic over the past week and during Labor Day weekend due to the Telluride Film Festival. But those dining at 221 South Oak on Wednesday got their own show when a big bear decided to pass through. “It was later that evening, but with the film festival going on we still had guests in the restaurant," Sophie Iglar, a manager at 221 South Oak said. Why bears in Colorado like trash, explained Iglar estimated there were still 15 to 20 people dining inside and outside when the big bear made its way onto the outside dining patio, prompting those outside to head in. “Someone ran down and said there is a bear upstairs and I said 'Oh no here we go!'" Iglar said.The whole thing was caught on camera by both staff and those dining.   “Our little neighborhood bear was on our back patio and then came up and around and headed towards the street," Iglar said. The owner and chef at 221 South Oak, Eliza Gavin, has own...

Cueto wins in his return as Burger hits 2 of Marlins’ 4 home runs in 11-5 win over Nationals

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 21:33:30 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — Jake Burger hit two of Miami’s four home runs, Johnny Cueto struck out four in his return from a viral infection and the Marlins beat the Washington Nationals 11-5 Saturday to win a third consecutive game and keep pace in the NL wild-card race.Jesús Sánchez and Bryan De La Cruz each hit a three-run home run off Washington starter Trevor Williams (6-9), who has given up a league-leading 33 this season. Burger’s two gave him 30 homers this season and five since arriving in a trade Aug. 1 from the Chicago White Sox.“There’s obviously a lot of energy in the dugout, and we’re just having fun,” Burger said. “We’re just playing our style of baseball and just trying to have as much fun as possible.”Cueto (1-3) allowed two solo home runs in five-plus innings, including one to Lane Thomas in the sixth that ended his afternoon after allowing three earned runs on 77 pitches. That was in line with manager Skip Schumaker’s expectation that the 37-year-old would...

State police called to Logan Airport after potential crime aboard American Airlines flight

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 21:33:30 GMT

State troopers were called to Logan International Airport in Boston on Saturday morning after being notified by American Airlines of a potential criminal act that had occurred on a flight to Boston from Charlotte, North Carolina, police said.American Flight 1441 was met by troopers and detectives, who initiated an investigation and determined the alleged act occurred mid-flight.Crimes that occur mid-flight fall under federal jurisdiction. No additional information was immediately available.This is a developing news story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest details.

Community rallying to support family after toddler dies in accident at auto repair shop in Cohasset

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 21:33:30 GMT

The Cohasset community is coming together to support the family of a young boy who was killed in a tragic accident at an auto repair shop on Thursday.Police say 3-year-old Mahmoud Awada was killed in the accident at Hajj Auto Service.The community has set up a fund at Abington Savings to help the family with funeral expenses and other costs.Those who would like to contribute can mail a check to any of the bank’s branches payable to the Hajj Awada Family Memorial.

Police ID man killed in violent Duxbury crash

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 21:33:30 GMT

Police have identified the 49-year-old Pembroke man who was killed in a violent pickup truck crash in Duxbury.Officers responding to a reported crash on North Street around 1:15 a.m. Saturday found a 2019 Ford F-150 that had slammed into a tree on the side of the road, according to police.The driver, who was ejected from the vehicle, was taken to South Shore Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. He was later identified as Jason Haen, of Pembroke.The cause of the crash remains under investigation but speed appears to have been a factor in the crash, police said.This is a developing news story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest details.

Italian ex-premier: French missile downed an airliner in 1980, killing 81

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 21:33:30 GMT

ROME — A former Italian premier, in an interview published on Saturday, contended that a French air force missile accidentally brought down a passenger jet over the Mediterranean Sea in 1980 in a failed bid to assassinate Libya’s then leader Moammar Gadhafi.Former two-time Premier Giuliano Amato appealed to French President Emmanuel Macron to either refute or confirm his assertion about the cause of the crash on June 27, 1980, which killed all 81 persons aboard the Italian domestic flight.In an interview with Rome daily La Repubblica, Amato said he is convinced that France hit the plane while targeting a Libyan military jet.While acknowledging he has no hard proof, Amato also contended that Italy tipped off Gadhafi, and so the Libyan, who was heading back to Tripoli from a meeting in Yugoslavia, didn’t board the Libyan military jet.What caused the crash is one of modern Italy’s most enduring mysteries. Some say a bomb exploded aboard the Itavia jetliner on a flight from ...

Orioles claim Jorge López off waivers, reuniting with All-Star relief pitcher they traded last season: ‘We’re hoping he can help us’

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 21:33:30 GMT

The Orioles are adding a familiar face to their bullpen.Baltimore is reuniting with right-hander Jorge López, the All-Star closer it traded last season, after claiming him on waivers from the Miami Marlins, the team announced Saturday afternoon.López, who has struggled this season with the Minnesota Twins and Miami Marlins, is not postseason eligible because he was not in the organization before Sept. 1. The Orioles designated right-hander Logan Gillaspie for assignment to make room for López on the 40-man roster. A move to add López, who hasn’t reported to the team in Arizona, to the 28-man roster has yet to be made.Manager Brandon Hyde said he hopes López can “feel at home” when he joins the Orioles and “pitch well for us” over the final month of the regular season.“Lópey is somebody that a lot of us in that clubhouse are close with,” Hyde said. “He had some really good moments in the first half last yea...

Basic literacy profoundly affected by school shutdowns

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 21:33:30 GMT

They were the kids most disrupted by the pandemic, the ones who were still learning to write their names and tie their shoes when schools shut down in the spring of 2020.Now, they’re the big kids at elementary schools across the United States. Many still need profound help overcoming the effects of the pandemic.To catch up, schools have deployed a wide range of strategies. And among some incoming fourth-graders, there are encouraging signs of gains. But as this generation progresses, many will need extra reading support that schools are not as accustomed to providing for older students.Beyond third grade, fewer teachers each year know how to help students who are lacking key foundational reading skills, said Elizabeth Albro, an executive at the U.S. Department of Education’s independent research arm, the Institute of Education Sciences.“Middle and high school teachers aren’t expecting to have to teach kids how to read,” Albro said.Nationally, students suffered deep learning setbacks...

ASFL Home Run Derby: Conte crushes homers in cancer fight

Published Mon, 17 Feb 2025 21:33:30 GMT

NORTHBORO – The mission of A Shot For Life seemingly grows to new heights with every passing event. The theatrics within each one do too.Behind a pair of monster rounds that saw him surge past a loaded lineup of sluggers, Dexter Southfield’s Matt Conte won the 4th Annual ASFL Home Run Derby in the name of fundraising for brain cancer research on Saturday at New England Baseball Complex. His 17 homers in the final round were six more than second-place finisher Wilfred Santiago (Archbishop Williams), helping Conte win for the first time in his three years of competing.Conte and Williston’s Colin Larson took turns breaking a derby single-round record, while four players forced “swing-offs” to advance.“Very blessed to be here, I had a great time,” Conte said. “I felt good (in the final round), I got on a little hot streak where I think I hit five or six in a row, and that’s what really I feel like helped (me win). … It’s definitely bigger than baseball, we all come together ...