The Latest: Capitals used to being down LAS VEGASÂ (AP) – The Latest on Game 2 of the Stanley Cup final between the Washington Capitals and Vegas Golden Knights (all times local): 4:49 p.m. The Washington Capitals are used to being down, making it difficult to count them out. Washington trails Vegas 1
The Brewers finished a month of May in which they never lost back-to-back games while surging to the National League’s best record with a sixth straight series victory, coming from behind in the seventh inning on Wednesday for a 3-2 win over the Cardinals at Miller Park. Junior Guerra rose to the occasion, striking out seven in six shutout innings, as he faced off against the Cardinals’ top prospect Alex Reyes. The bullpen would allow two runs, and Christian Yelich provided scoring punch with two RBIs, including a monster homer in the seventh before Orlando Arcia’s game-winning single gave the Brewers the lead for good.
Phillies slugger Rhys Hoskins is likely headed to the 10-day disabled list, manager Gabe Kapler told reporters before Wednesday night’s game against the Dodgers, after a CT scan revealed a fracture in Hoskins’ jaw. Hoskins, who fouled a ball off his mouth in Monday night’s loss to the Dodgers, will fly to Philadelphia to see a team physician for further evaluation. There are surgical and non-surgical options for recovery.
Cardinals rookie receiver Christian Kirk has had two charges against him dropped. He had been charged with property damage and disorderly conduct stemming from an incident outside of a golf tournament.
The 2018-19 picture is coming into clear view after the NBA draft early-entry deadline. The Jayhawks hold firm at the top spot, while Nevada rose higher in the top 10.
