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FRIDAY, MAY 11, 2018

Darville pitches perfect game in return to NPSA

By BRENT STUBBS Senior Sports Reporter bstubbs@tribunemedia.net

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shanti Darville made her return to the New Providence Softball Association a perfect one.

Back from maternity leave, Darville got all the help she needed from her BTC Lady Warriors teammates as she shut down the first year Aliv Strykers 18-0 to record the first perfect game of the 2018 season.

The ladies’ opener took place last night in the Banker’s Field at the Baillou Hills Sporting Complex. “It was a fresh beginning for

me,” said Darville, who missed the past two seasons but needed just 45 minutes to get back in the groove.

“So it was a good introduction back to the league and to start the new season. It was a good one for me and my team.”

Darville said once she can work on her stamina, she feels she can be in a better position to lead the Warriors, managed by Kelly Smith, as they rebounded from their season opening 12-5 loss to the Platinum Lady Sharks.

While Darville, with the assistance of her defense, kept the Strykers off base, losing pitcher Twyla Turnquest surrendered 12 hits as the Warriors went wild,

scoring seven runs in the bottom of the first inning and exploded for 11 more in the second to secure the abbreviated victory.

Second sacker Sheryl Evans made her presence felt in her debut in the league with a perfect 2-for-2 plate appearance on a pair of triples, driving in three runs and scoring twice to pace BTC. Darville’s battery mate, catcher Melinda Bastian was also perfect at 3-for-3, scoring two runs and first sacker Jeanette Hilton was also perfect at 2-for-2 with two runs batted in and scored three times.

Left fielder Nadia Thompson helped out by going 2-for-3 with a RBI and two runs scored and

shortstop Michelle Thompson was 1-for-3 with two runs scored.

Despite getting shut out in their second straight game in their introduction to the league, Turnquest said this is a process that her Aliv team has to endure, but they are making the best of it.

“We are playing good, but the other teams are just getting some runs on us,” she said. “For a team that is just starting, we’re getting the outs and our attitude is still positive. We just have to work on our batting.”

The Strykers, made up of the majority of players from Long Island who reside here in New Providence, got shut out as well in their season opener as the

Hennessy Panthers won 20-0 last week.

“Our communication is positive and our spirits is still high,” she stated. “We just have to work on our batting and making the plays.”

Saturday 6pm - Royal Bahamas Defence Force vs Royal Bahamas Police Force in slow pitch All-Star game 7pm - Rescheduled opening ceremonies 7:30pm - Johnson’s Lady Truckers vs Sunshine Auto Wildcats (ladies’ championship rematch) 8:30pm - BTC Warriors vs C&S Hitmen (men’s championship rematch)

Franco commits to Rebels

By RENALDO DORSETT Tribune Sports Reporter rdorsett@tribunemedia.net FREEPORT, Grand Bahama The busy recruitment process for Franco Miller Jr came to an end when he committed to the University of Mississippi Rebels.

Miller signed his national letter of intent to join the Rebels’ incoming 2018 class at a special ceremony hosted yesterday on the campus of his alma mater, Tabernacle Baptist Christian Academy.

Miller, the 6’3” point guard, chose Ole Miss over his final list of schools – Oklahoma, Minnesota, Oregon and Towson.

“As a freshman coming in you want to go somewhere that you can make an impact. Ole Miss, they’re in one of the toughest conferences in college basketball, the SEC, and I have a chance to come in as a freshman to start and have the ball in my hand so it impacted my decision,” he said.

“I fit in well with the style of play coach Davis runs, when I was there on my visit he showed me a lot of things that I would run and it definitely fits my play style so it all factored into my decision-making.”

The Rebels finished 12-20 last season and 5-13 in the SEC in the last year of former coach Andy Kennedy. Kermit Davis was introduced as the Rebels new head coach in March and has quickly recruited a top 50 class for 2018 including KJ Buffen, Blake Hinson and now Miller.

“We definitely think it can be a quick turnaround, we have a lot of good pieces coming in along with the pieces they already have there so we should be pretty good next year. But everything is a process and if it doesn’t work out next year then, of course, we’ll get better and better the year after that,” Miller said.

He became the second Grand Bahama native in as many months to become a member of Rebels basketball after Yolett McPheeMcCuin was introduced as the head coach of the Ole Miss women’s basketball programme in April.

“She was a part of this too,” he said. “She made Ole Miss feel like home to me, I know that I got someone to look out for me and I’m not just there on my own.

The coaching staff made me feel comfortable but even if she wasn’t there.”

Last season, Miller travelled north to play at Crestwood

FRANCO MILLER JR, shown above with his family, yesterday committed to the University of Mississippi Rebels. He signed his national letter of intent to join the Rebels’ incoming 2018 class during a special ceremony at Tabernacle Baptist Christian Academy.

Preparatory College in Toronto, Canada. While there, he averaged 25.8 points per game, 6.0 rebounds per game, 5.2 assists per game and 3.3 steals per game. He broke the 40-point threshold twice throughout the year, tallying a game-high 42 points versus Thetford Academy and scoring 40 points against the Toronto Basketball Club.

While north of the border, Miller earned first-team All-Canada NPA honours, first team AllCISAA accolades and Universal Hoops First Team All-Canada recognition.

His play also earned him a spot in the prestigious Allen Iverson Roundball Classic as well as the Signature All-Canadian Showcase.

“When I left here my game was pretty much developed. When I went there I didn’t really change much,” Miller said.

“The only thing I had to get used to was the pace of the game and the adjustment to playing against high-level talent every time you step on the court.”

“We welcome Franco and his wonderful family to Ole Miss,” Davis said.

“Franco is a multi-talented guard that is a high-level scorer from a great basketball pedigree. He is really mature and will already have an SEC body when he arrives on campus as a freshman. Franco had an outstanding year at Crestwood that helped him build on the success he achieved at Tabernacle Baptist Academy. He was very fortunate to have been coached at a really high level at both places throughout his entire playing career.”

Miller previously received offers from Hofstra, Montana State, Wyoming, St Bonaventure and Illinois at Chicago but his meteoric rise in recruitment intensified after he was named to the roster of the Iverson Roundball Classic.

“It was something that shocked me. I was at the point where I don’t know if I want to do this anymore if high majors aren’t calling my phone but there was one day where three high major coaches came to watch us scrimmage and after that the offers just came in – Oklahoma called, Oregon called, Minnesota called, Arizona State called and it was something that just exploded in a couple of days and it was pretty exciting.” Miller said.

At the local level with the Tabernacle Baptist Falcons, Miller had a season filled with accolades highlighted when he was named as the Most Valuable Player of the 34th Annual Hugh Campbell Basketball Classic. His 27 points led the Falcons to a 58-52 win over the CI Gibson Rattlers. He also led the Falcons to a Grand Bahama Secondary Schools Sports Association (GBSSSA) senior boys’ title and finished as runners-up in the second annual Bahamas National High School Basketball Championships.

LENO BARRACUDA INVITATIONAL SWIM MEET STARTS TODAY THE LENO Barracuda Invitational swim meet is all set to begin today and continues Saturday, May 12 at the Betty Kelly-Kenning Aquatic Center.

“LENO is thrilled to invest in swimming as we enter the sixth year of sponsorship to Barracuda Swim Club,” said Sean Longley, president of LENO. “Our company has been a huge supporter of the youth of our nation with sponsorship not only in swimming but basketball and various charitable organisations.”

LENO is a Bahamian owned and operated company providing financial and investment services to individuals and institutions both locally and internationally.

LENO, which means ‘go between’ in Latin, is the concept behind the motto, ‘bridging possibilities’ and it is with this mindset that LENO strives to be

the bridge between its clients and their financial needs.

“This meet gives the swimmers an opportunity to showcase their abilities as well as achieve qualifying times for the upcoming Bahamas Aquatics Federation Swim Nationals in June where local swim clubs compete for the championship,” says Kenris Longley, president of the Barracuda Swim Club.

“The Barracuda values the partnership with its sponsors for without them it would be challenging to host meets,” she said.

The Barracuda Swim Club is a non-profit, parent-run organisation dedicated to building the youth of the nation through the sport of swimming.

The swim meet begins at 6pm May 11 and 9am on Saturday, May 12.

The public is invited to come out, support and experience the excitement.

SHOWN are Mrs Philice Albury (left), executive member-at-large, Barracuda Swim Club and Mrs Tricetta Small, portfolio manager, LENO.

CARTWRIGHT AND AMERICAN PARTNER IN DOUBLES FINAL

By BRENT STUBBS Senior Sports Reporter bstubbs@tribunemedia.net

THEY both got knocked out in the first round in singles, but Kerrie Cartwright and her American doubles partner Kariann PierreLouis will have a chance to play for their second doubles title on the 2018 International Tennis Federation Women’s Circuit.

The duo are in Trinidad & Tobago where they advanced to the final of the doubles in the $15,000 Tacarigua Women’s International Tennis Tournament.

The number two ranked duo did it by winning their semi-final match yesterday 6-2, 6-0 over the No.4 ranked team of Yolanda Leacock from Trinidad & Tobago and Alexandra Riley of the United States.

“We’re playing very well,” Cartwright told The Tribune. “We are into the final and so it would be amazing if we could win. That is our goal. That is what we are going for.”

They will face the top ranked team of Emily Appleton of Great Britain and Portillo Ramirez of Mexico. They advanced to the final by eliminating the No.3 seeded team of Andrea Renee Villarreal of Mexico and Kristen-Andrea Weedon of Guatemala.

Their scores were 4-6, 6-3, (10-8).

Cartwright and PierreLouis are hoping to add to the first title they won together in Heraklion, Greece, in March.

“This definitely makes up for us not advancing in singles,” Cartwright said. “We felt we could have advanced in singles, but I love playing doubles, especially with my partner Kariann, so we are looking forward to playing in the final tomorrow (today).”

They both got to the second round in singles where Cartwright, the No.8 seed, got ousted by Csilla Fodor of Vietnam in a marathon three-setter 7-6 (4), 1-6, 7-5.

Pierre-Louis, the No.7 seed, went down 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 to fellow American Gail Brodsky. “I think I’ve been playing really good overall, but my singles was really tough,” said Cartwright, who was featured in The Trinidad Express after her first round victory. “It was a long match. It was very mental. The girl didn’t miss, so I had to come to the net and attack more and not get into the rally ball that she played.”

Once the tournament is done, Cartwright will be heading home on Saturday to start preparing to represent the Bahamas at the Fed Cup American Zone II Tie June 18-23 in Metepec, Mexico, where she will be reunited with Danielle Thompson, who has helped Morgan State to clinch a berth in the NCAA Tournament that starts next week.

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CBC AND POWERADE KEEP TRIATHLETES FUELLED UP AT NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

SHOWN are Gabriella Suighi (left), CBC marketing manager, and National Triathlon Championships representative Cameron Roach.

ATHLETES from around the Bahamas took part in the 2018 Bahamas National Triathlon Championships, and the Caribbean Bottling Company (CBC) kept athletes energised with Powerade throughout the race.

In addition to keeping the triathletes hydrated, CBC also provided the swim caps for the swimming portion of the competition. “CBC is proud to once again support the triathlon sporting community,” said Nikia Wells, CBC marketing manager of communications. “We were happy to be able to keep the athletes fuelled up throughout the race.

“In April of this year, we were also the title sponsor of BAARK!’s Powerade Potcakeman Triathlon, and we are happy to be back to support Bahamian triathletes at the National Championships.”

The National Triathlon Championships took place on Jaws Beach and included a 750m swim, 20K bike, and 5K run.

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CARIFTA LOC making amends to ‘human error’ over missing medals DURING the week, the Local Organising Committee for the CARIFTA Games took the opportunity to make amendments to a “human error” that occurred during the hosting of the top regional track and field competition here over the Easter holiday weekend.

Rosamunde Carey, the CEO of the games and the Bahamas Association of Athletic Associations’ president, along with IAAF/ NACAC Representative Pauline Davis-Thompson travelled to Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago to distribute the medals that were missing during the games.

Apparently, Carey had indicated that when the medals were shipped here prior to the start of the games, it wasn’t until the LOC started to sort them out that it was discovered that some of the medals were missing.

While they tried to track down the missing shipment, which would not have arrived here in time, she indicated that efforts were made to secure the additional medals elsewhere, but to no avail.

No doubt, it caused some embarrassment to the LOC and the reputation of the Bahamas, who had hosted the games without incident on seven previous occasions.

Although there were other countries affected, Carey said Jamaica and Trinidad & Tobago had the most missing and so they made the trip there to present them.

It’s understood that the LOC is in discussion with countries where there is just one or two medals missing, to have them couriered by

express mail. On Saturday at 1pm in the foyer of the Thomas A Robinson Stadium, the LOC intends to present the medals to the Bahamian athletes who didn’t receive them at the games.

Many people say it’s unacceptable what has happened at the games because the LOC should have had sufficient time to ensure that the medals were here.

Whatever the “human error” was, the LOC made the effort to correct their mistake. It may not have been when everybody expected it, but from all accounts, the countries in question accepted the efforts of the LOC to make amendments.

I’m sure this is going to be a valuable lesson learned, not only from the Bahamas but the other countries whenever they host such prestigious international events.

Boxing Elections Knocked Out? Last month, Vincent Strachan elected to serve as the president of the Amateur Boxing Federation of the Bahamas, returning to a position that he held about two decades ago.

However, there was validity to the process prior and during the annual general meeting that it is understood that the matter was brought before the

Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture.

Director of Sports Timothy Munnings confirmed that the ministry was aware of allegations of “disorder” surrounding the elections that was held on April 21 at the Thomas A Robinson National Stadium.

Munnings also disclosed that the ministry has since met with outgoing president Wellington Miller and newly elected president Strachan to express their concerns.

“As a consequence, it was recommended that these gentlemen convene a meeting with representatives of their organisation to discuss the way forward,” he stated.

He added that the ministry awaits the outcome of the meeting and further discussion with AIBA, their international governing body.

So are Ikenna Johnson and Michelle Minus.

It’s sweet music to both of their ears as they are vying to run for the top post and become the first female president. While Minus didn’t get the opportunity to run because her nomination was not accepted, Johnson lost 7-3 to Strachan during the elections.

Johnson, however, took the matter to the ministry and thus a meeting was called to get some clarification as to exactly what happened.

TEAM NAMED FOR 43RD WORLD CHESS OLYMPIAD THE Bahamas Chess Federation is pleased to announce the members selected to represent the Bahamas at the 43rd World Chess Olympiad in Batumi, Georgia, September 23 to October 7.

The players were chosen from a combination of qualifying tournament results, event participation and community involvement.

FIDE master Carver Moncur, candidate master Kendrick Knowles, national master Byron Small, woman candidate master Polina Karelina and Chapell Whyms will share the enormous honour of wearing the country’s black, blue and gold.

Equally significant is the fact that this is the first time a female player has been

selected to represent the Bahamas at a Chess Olympiad.

The Olympiad members have already received professional training online and have attended the May 4-6 training session with grandmaster Renier Gonzales.

The BCF will continue to provide training opportunities to the national team members to prepare them for what is expected to be a tough battle against 170 competing countries.

Before participating in the Olympiad, members of the national team will be required to support the federation’s community efforts and to assist in the development of the country’s junior players.

SWD BOYS REMAIN UNDEFEATED IN OLDTIMERS SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION WHILE the SWD Boys remained undefeated in Division A of the New Providence Oldtimers Softball Association, the Blue Postal Sharks suffered their first loss in Division B. In games played over the weekend in the Archdeacon William Thompson Softball Park at the Southern Recreation Grounds, SWD knocked off the Masqueraders 14-4, the Yelrom Home Boys upset the Blue Postal Sharks 8-7 and the Q-Club Divers clobbered the DKS Crusaders 25-10.

• Here’s a summary: Boys 14, Masqueraders 4 Richard Bastian had a perfect 4-for-4 day at the plate with two runs batted in to lead SWD as they improved their Division A front-running unblemished record to 4-0.

The Masqueraders remained winless at 0-3.

Benson Young was the winning pitcher and Kevin

TEAM STANDINGS

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4 3 2 1 1 0 0

Munnings was tagged with the loss.

Home Boys 8, Sharks 7 Steven Morley went 3-for-4 with a home run as Yelrom nipped Blue Postals. Nelson Farrington was 2-for-4 with a homer and two RBI in a losing effort.

Sidney Thomas was the

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winning pitcher and Keino Stuart was the loser.

Divers 25, Crusaders 10 Ron Demeritte enjoyed a 4-for-5 day with a homer and 2 RBI to pace Q-Club.

Stephen Brown was 2-for-3 with a homer and two RBI in loss. Lester Stuart was winning pitcher and Tyrone Pratt was the loser.

PAULINE Davis-Thompson and Rosamunde Carey can be seen in a group of Trinidad & Tobago athletes and officials as they handed them their CARIFTA Games medals.

Both Miller and Strachan have indicated that since the meeting, they have been working on trying to comply with the ministry’s response and they are looking forward to an amicable agreement with all concerned.

Does this mean that the elections will be recalled and both Minus and Johnson get an opportunity to contest the seat?

Will they have new elections?

Obviously, amateur boxing needs an infusion or a revitalisation as many believe that the sport has been stagnant in recent times with very few boxers advancing to the next level.

It has to start at the top

with the administration and if the issue isn’t dealt with properly, the sport will continue to suffer because there is a lot of work that needs to be done behind the scenes.

Hopefully whenever the election issue is sorted out, the new administration will be able to reunite the clubs and the islands under one umbrella as they move forward.

Speedy Recovery Ford Tribune Sports want to wish Eddie Ford a speedy recovery.

The sporting icon is resting at his homestead on Windsor Lane and is in need of your prayers and support of the nation.

As one of the country’s top sporting personalities, Ford has been a household name in basketball where he was the first Bahamian to score 100 points in a game, but he has been a power hitter who has hit countless home runs in baseball and softball.

Since retiring from playing, Ford has been actively involved as an umpire in softball, officiating at just about every level of competition from high school to the Bahamas Softball Federation’s Nationals.

Like he did during his playing days, Ford has made his presence felt as an umpire. We wish him every success in his road to recovery.

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Dustin Johnson shoots 66, shares early lead at Players

By DOUG FERGUSON AP Golf Writer PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Florida (AP) — Dustin Johnson is using a new technique for his putting and he likes the results.

Frustrated over not seeing enough putts go in over the last three months, Johnson tried the “AimPoint” method that some players use to help them read the greens. He opened with six birdies on the back nine, only once had a putt over 3 feet for par and wound up with a 6-under 66 to share the early lead at The Players Championship.

Alex Noren and Webb Simpson also were at 66 among the early starters Thursday.

Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson, playing together for the first time in nearly four years, were out in the afternoon when the light wind was a little stronger.

Johnson and the early birds couldn’t ask for better scoring conditions at the TPC Sawgrass.

Johnson, whose No. 1 ranking is in jeopardy this week, made the putts he had been missing in Mexico and Riviera, at Augusta National and Hilton Head.

So he had one of his coaches, Allen Terrell, teach the method to Austin Johnson, his brother and caddie. And then the world’s No. 1 player picked it up quickly, and they were on their way.

“I was just not making enough putts,” Johnson said.

“It’s definitely helped.

Because I’m a feel putter, anyway, and so the way you’re doing it really is you’re just feeling. So it definitely works. I was pretty good the first time I switched. I had done it a little bit, like messing around with it. I’m very pleased with the way I putted today.”

It involves a player holding up one or two fingers, depending on the length of the putt, to help determine.

“The only thing I don’t like is holding up fingers,” Johnson said. “I make AJ do that.”

The scoring was so easy that 43 of the 72 players who teed off in the morning broke par.

Defending champion Si Woo Kim had the lead until two late bogeys. He had to settle for a 67, still a strong start considering that no one has ever won back to

DUSTIN Johnson hits from the 11th tee during the first round of The Players Championship golf tournament yesterday.

(AP Photo/Lynne Sladky) back in the PGA Tour’s premier event.

Also at 67 was Keith Mitchell, who only got into the tournament Wednesday when Paul Casey had to withdraw with an injury.

Mitchell played nine holes of practice on Tuesday and Wednesday, and made his debut with four straight birdies at the start.

All that ruined his day was a double bogey at the par-3 third hole, his 12th of the day.

“I don’t want to say it was a surprise. I’ve been playing well lately,” Mitchell said.

“I was surprised to be able to play, first of all, so that was more of the surprise, just to be able to tee it up.

When we did, we just tried to take advantage of our opportunity.”

Among those who didn’t take advantage was the feature group of the morning — Rory McIlroy, Justin Thomas and Jordan Spieth.

They were a combined 3

over, and McIlroy had the best score of the group with a 71.

“It could have been better. I could have been probably a little worse, as well. It was probably a fair reflection of how I played,” McIlroy said. “It looked like it played easy out there, but our group didn’t feel like that with what we shot.”

Spieth hit into the water three times in his opening seven holes, leading to a

pair of bogeys and double bogey. He also drove the 12th green to 10 feet for eagle. But he shot a 75, and he’ll have to work hard Friday to avoid missing the cut for the fourth straight year at The Players.

Johnson doesn’t have a great track record on the Stadium Course. The 66 was his best round by two shots, and only the fourth time he broke 70. The timing couldn’t have been better, especially with his No. 1 ranking on the line.

He opened with simple birdies at the 11th and 12th (eagle chances at both), and made a 10-footer at No. 14 and a 20-footer on the par-5 16th. The bonus was on the 18th, when his 35-foot birdie putt had plenty of speed as it swirled into the cup. He also made a 10-foot birdie at the par-5 second, and then didn’t have many reasonable chances the rest of the way. But it was free of stress, too. His only brush with bogey was a 6-foot par putt on the island-green 17th. “I don’t think I putted very well around here as a whole,” Johnson said of his record at Sawgrass.

“That’s one thing I’ve struggled around here with, and today I rolled it nicely.”

GARDNER, JUDGE RALLY YANKEES PAST RED SOX FOR 17-1 SURGE NEW YORK (AP) — Brett Gardner capped a slump-busting performance with a go-ahead, two-run triple off Craig Kimbrel in the eighth inning, Aaron Judge followed with a homer and the New York Yankees rallied to beat the Boston Red Sox 9-6 Wednesday night for their 17th victory in 18 games.

Kimbrel entered with two on and one out to face Gardner seeking the first five-out save of his career. Gardner drilled a full-count pitch into left-center field, well over the head of center fielder Mookie Betts, who was playing shallow. Neil Walker scored easily from third and rookie Gleyber Torres raced from first and slid past a lunging tag attempted by catcher Christian Vazquez. Judge followed with a line drive to center measured at 117 mph off the bat, his ninth homer of the season. He had three hits and three RBIs as New York won its eighth straight overall and 11th in a row at home.

Kimbrel replaced Matt Barnes (0-1) after a double by Walker and a one-out walk to Torres.

Yankees reliever Jonathan Holder (1-1) cleaned up a mess left by Chasen Shreve in the eighth, getting Benintendi to ground out with the bases loaded.

Aroldis Chapman pitched the ninth for his ninth save.

ASTROS 4, ATHLETICS 1 OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Gerrit Cole struck out nine to raise his major league-leading total to 86, and the Houston Astros beat the Oakland Athletics 4-1 Wednesday to complete a three-game sweep.

Max Stassi and Derek Fisher hit consecutive home runs with two outs in the seventh off Daniel Mengden (2-4) for a 2-1 lead. Yuli Gurriel added a two-run double against Yusmiero Petit that extended his hitting streak to 11 games.

Cole (4-1) allowed one run, four hits and three walks in six innings.

His 1.43 ERA is second in the major leagues behind the 1.17 of teammate Justin Verlander. Ken Giles pitched a perfect ninth for his fifth save and second in two days. Before Tuesday, he had not pitched since allowing four runs in the ninth inning of a May 1 loss to the New York Yankees.

DODGERS 6, DIAMONDBACKS 3 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kyle Farmer’s sacrifice fly scored the go-ahead run in a sixth inning that included mistakes by Arizona’s bullpen and helped Los Angeles beat the NL West leaders.

The scuffling Dodgers improved to 4-8 against their division rivals this season. Their three-game skid ended on a night when they got back one of their injured stars.

Yasiel Puig went 3 for 4 with two runs scored in his return from the disabled list.

The Diamondbacks’ threegame winning streak was stopped.

Pinch-hitter Chase Utley had a two-run double for the Dodgers in the eighth. Pedro Baez (1-1) got the win with one inning of relief.

Kenley Jansen pitched a perfect ninth for his sixth save. Fernando Salas (3-3) took the loss.

PHILLIES 11, GIANTS 3 PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Carlos Santana had three hits and five RBIs, Nick Pivetta struck out seven in five scoreless innings and Philadelphia improved to 20-11 since a 1-4 start.

Pivetta (2-2) bounced back from an awful start against the Nationals in which he lasted only one inning and allowed six runs.

He scattered four hits and didn’t walk anyone.

Giants starter Chris Stratton (3-3) gave up five runs and five hits in 4 2/3 innings.

Santana ripped an RBI double to right field in the first inning and scored on Maikel Franco’s single to left. Franco drove his seventh homer to deep left-center for a 3-0 lead in the fourth.

Santana’s two-run single in the fifth made it 5-0. He added another two-run single during a six-run sixth against San Francisco’s bullpen. Santana raised his batting average to .191 and tied a career best with the five RBIs.

REDS 2, METS 1 10 INNINGS CINCINNATI (AP) — The New York Mets wasted a firstinning rally by batting out of turn, and Adam Duvall led off the 10th with a homer to win it for Cincinnati.

Duvall connected for his first career game-ending homer, a drive off A.J. Ramos (1-2).

Catcher Devin Mesoraco started for the Mets and went 0 for 4, a day after the Reds dealt him to New York for pitcher Matt Harvey.

Raisel Iglesias (1-0) retired six straight batters.

New York got off to a rough start in the first, when Wilmer Flores fanned for the second out and Asdrubal Cabrera doubled, following the announced batting order.

But the lineup card the Mets turned into the umpires had those two switched in the order and plate umpire Gabe Morales called an out.

The 26-yar-old Bryant hit a drive about halfway up the bleachers in left-center in the first inning for his third homer in four games, and later had an RBI double.

Jose Quintana (4-2) returned the favor after getting hit hard in a loss at Miami on April 1. WeiYin Chen (1-2) was tagged.

ANGELS 8, ROCKIES 0 DENVER (AP) — Rene Rivera homered with a sore right hand, Jaime Barria threw efficiently into the sixth inning and the Angels ended Colorado’s sixgame winning streak.

Barria (3-1) allowed five hits and struck out seven over 5 1/3 innings.

Zack Cozart and Justin Upton both homered in the third. Rivera added a solo shot in the seventh despite taking a pair of early foul tips off his right hand.

Tyler Anderson (2-1) struggled over five innings and allowed four runs. His outing snapped Colora-

YANKEES left fielder Brett Gardner (11) watches as right fielder Aaron Judge, centre, and centre fielder Aaron Hicks celebrate the Yankees’ 9-6 victory over the Boston Red Sox on Wednesday night.

(AP Photo/Kathy Willens) BLUE JAYS 5, MARINERS 2 TORONTO (AP) — Yangervis Solarte hit a game-tying double in the eighth inning and Justin Smoak followed with a go-ahead double as Toronto rallied to beat Seattle.

Toronto started the eighth with five straight hits off Mariners reliever Juan Nicasio (1-1), turning a 2-1 deficit into a 4-2 lead.

Josh Donaldson doubled and scored on Solarte’s hit and Solarte was replaced by pinch runner Anthony Alford, who scored on Smoak’s double to right.

Kevin Pillar hit an RBI single to left, but was thrown out trying to stretch his hit into a double. Russell Martin ended Nicasio’s outing with a double.

Erik Goeddel replaced Nicasio and struck out Lourdes Gurriel Jr., but gave up an RBI single to Luke Maile. Teoscar Hernandez homered and had three hits for the Blue Jays, who came in having lost five of six at home. Ryan Tepera (3-1) pitched one inning for the win and Tyler Clippard pitched around a leadoff single in the ninth to earn his first save.

INDIANS 6, BREWERS 2 MILWAUKEE (AP) — Carlos Carrasco struck out 14 in a complete game and Tyler Naquin and Francisco Lindor homered for Cleveland.

Carrasco (5-1) gave up five hits, walked one and threw 117 pitches in his second complete game this season. He also hit an RBI single.

Naquin hit a three-run drive off Junior Guerra (2-3). Milwaukee closer Corey Knebel, who had been out since April 5 with a hamstring injury, was activated from the disabled list and gave up Lindor’s leadoff home run in the seventh.

CUBS 13, MARLINS 4 CHICAGO (AP) — Kris Bryant hit his 100th career homer, Anthony Rizzo and Addison Russell connected in an eight-run third inning, and Chicago routed Miami.

Rizzo also had a pair of doubles and finished with five RBIs as the Cubs outscored the Marlins 31-9 in a three-game sweep after dropping a season-high five in a row.

do’s string of nine straight quality starts.

RANGERS 5, TIGERS 4 ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Nomar Mazara led off the 10th inning with his second homer of the game, giving Texas its first winning home series this season.

Mazara pulled a 1-0 pitch into the right field seats off Warwick Saupold (1-1), the sixth Detroit pitcher. It was his first career game-ending homer. He has 10 home runs this season, seven in May. Rangers closer Keone Kela (3-2) struck out three in two innings.

Texas took two of three, but are still 7-16 overall at home. The Rangers had lost their first six home series, their most ever to start a season.

PIRATES 6, WHITE SOX 5 CHICAGO (AP) — Colin Moran hit a two-run homer that capped a four-run rally against Nate Jones in the ninth inning, and Pittsburgh sent the White Sox to their fifth straight loss.

Starling Marte and Josh Bell singled off Jones (2-1), Elias Diaz had a two-run double and Moran homered.

Richard Rodriguez (1-1) got the win and Felipe Vazquez pitched a perfect ninth for his seventh save in seven chances.

PADRES 2, NATIONALS 1 SAN DIEGO (AP) — Matt Szczur hit a go-ahead double in the seventh inning and San Diego’s bullpen pitched four scoreless innings against Washington.

With the game tied at 1, Manuel Margot opened the seventh with a single — his third hit of the game — and stole second before advancing to third on catcher Matt Wieters’ throwing error.

Szczur doubled off reliever Trevor Gott (0-2).

Kirby Yates pitched a perfect eighth, and Brad Hand got three outs for his 10th save.

Anthony Rendon homered for the Nationals, who had their three-game winning streak snapped.

Craig Stammen (1-0) pitched out of trouble in the seventh for the win.

BRAVES 5, RAYS 2 ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Nick Markakis hit a three-run homer and Atlanta set a franchise record for consecutive shutout innings on the road.

Wilson Ramos’ two-run single with two outs in the eighth ended a string of 34 straight shutout innings for the Braves, who won for the seventh straight time on the road. That is the longest streak for the Braves in the modern era (after 1900), according to the Elias Sports Bureau, surpassing the 30 consecutive innings by Atlanta’s staff in July 1992.

Ramos’ hit extended his hitting streak to 16 games, the longest active streak in the majors.

Julio Teheran (3-1) struck out seven in six shutout innings, the third time in four starts that the right-hander has not given up a run. Arodys Vizcaino pitched the ninth for his sixth save in seven opportunities. Markakis’ seventh homer of the season capped a four-run third inning against Rays starter Ryan Yarbrough (2-2) that gave the Braves with a 5-0 lead.

ORIOLES 5, ROYALS 3 BALTIMORE (AP) — Mark Trumbo delivered a tiebreaking two-run single in the eighth inning, Chris Davis homered and Baltimore ended a seven-game losing streak.

Jonathan Schoop had two hits and scored twice for the Orioles, who lost 18 of their previous 21 games. Lucas Duda homered and drove in three runs for the Royals.

With two outs in the eighth, Manny Machado legged out a slow roller to third base for an infield single and Schoop sent him to third with a double.

Trumbo then hit a liner up the middle that knocked Kansas City pitcher Kevin McCarthy (3-1) off his feet. Richard Bleier (3-0) worked two innings and Brad Brach got three outs for his fourth save, striking out Jon Jay to end it with runners on second and third.

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The NBA’s Final Four: Cavs, Celtics, Warriors v Rockets

By TIM REYNOLDS AP Basketball Writer THE franchise with the most titles. The best player of this generation. The reigning champions. The probable MVP. The NBA has its Final Four.

It certainly does not disappoint.

Boston’s win over Philadelphia on Wednesday night brought down the curtain on the postseason’s second round — one that wasn’t exactly loaded with drama, since it was the first time since 2002 that none of the NBA’s four conference semi-final series went past five games. Cleveland swept Toronto, while Houston, Golden State and the Celtics all prevailed by 4-1 counts.

Everyone gets to catch their collective breaths for a few days, with the league going dark until the weekend. Cleveland and Boston don’t tip off the Eastern Conference finals until Sunday, and the Warriors and Rockets start their West title series on Monday.

And yes, the Cavaliers and Warriors are four wins away from a fourth consecutive meeting in the NBA Finals.

• A few things to know going into the conference finals: LEBRON, OF COURSE Any list of anything this time of year basically has to start with LeBron James, still generally considered the best player on the planet even at 33 years old and in his 15th NBA season.

Cleveland’s star is trying to reach the NBA Finals for the eighth consecutive season — something only four other players have done, and they were all Boston Celtics. Bill Russell went to 10 straight title series, Sam Jones and Tom Heinsohn went to nine, and Frank Ramsey went to eight.

James is already the NBA’s all-time playoff leader in points, steals and minutes played. He’s fifth in playoff wins with 152, behind only Derek Fisher (161), Tim Duncan (157), Robert Horry (155) and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (154).

CAVS-CELTICS HISTORY This is the eighth time Cleveland and Boston have met in the postseason.

Boston has won four of the

CAVALIERS’ LeBron James blows kisses as he walks off the floor after a 128-93 victory over the Toronto Raptors in Game 4 of their second-round playoff series on Monday in Cleveland.

(AP Photo/Tony Dejak)

ROCKETS guard Chris Paul (3) and James Harden celebrate the team’s win over the Utah Jazz in Game 5 of West semis Tuesday night in Houston.

(AP Photo/Eric Christian Smith)

IN this January 20 file photo, Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green (23) reacts after scoring against the Houston Rockets. (AP)

previous seven meetings, but Cleveland has won the last two — including the East finals last season.

format that the league has been using since 1984, teams that take 1-0 series leads ultimately win those matchups about 80 per cent of the time.

That’s even more pronounced in this round.

Of the 68 teams that have taken 1-0 series leads in the conference finals, 57 have gone on to make the NBA Finals. But four times in the last seven years, a team has dropped Game 1 in this round and made The Finals anyway.

WARRIORSROCKETS HISTORY This is only the third Golden State-Houston playoff meeting, and all have come in the last four seasons. The Warriors are 2-0 in the series, winning both times in five games — the 2015 West finals and a first-round matchup in 2016.

SEEKING 10 Golden State is trying to reach the NBA Finals for

CELTICS guard Jaylen Brown reacts after hitting a 3-pointer against the Philadelphia 76ers in East semis Game 5.

(AP Photo/Charles Krupa)

the 10th time, a mark that two other franchises have reached. The Los Angeles Lakers have made The Finals on 31 occasions (winning 16 titles), and the Celtics have gone 21 times (winning a league-high 17 titles).

If the Warriors successfully defend their NBA title and go back-to-back, it’ll be the franchise’s sixth time as the last team standing — and would tie Chicago for the third-most championships in league history, behind the Celtics and Lakers.

MVP WATCH Houston’s James Harden seems like the probable winner of the NBA’s MVP award this season, with the only other realistic candidate for top honours probably LeBron James.

They won’t know who won until June 25 — after the season.

Regardless, they could wind up adding to a recent trend.

The league MVP has played in the NBA Finals in four of the last six seasons — James and the Miami Heat won titles in 2012 and

2013, Stephen Curry and the Warriors won in 2015 and lost to Cleveland in 2016.

MATTER OF TIME Ray Allen is still the league’s all-time leader in playoff 3-pointers made, with 385.

LeBron James and Stephen Curry are coming his way.

James is No. 2 on the alltime list with 346 playoff 3-pointers. Curry is No. 3 with 329 — in only 79 playoff games. Allen played in 171, and James has played in 228.

WELL DONE, SCHEDULE MAKERS Here’s how the NBA season began, back on October 17: Boston at Cleveland, and Houston at Golden State.

Almost seven months later, the conference finals begin with Cleveland at Boston, Golden State at Houston.

WIN GAME 1 Winning Game 1 of any NBA playoff series is important; under this

MORE DAYS OFF? The NBA Finals start May 31. That means there could be a lot of days without basketball before then.

If both series end in sweeps — unlikely, of course, but possible — the Boston-Cleveland winner would have 10 days off before The Finals and the Houston-Golden State winner would have nine.

Starting Thursday, there will be no games five times in a nine-day span. There’s no games until Sunday, and there’s no games in either series on May 17 and 18.

Those needing a basketball fix on those last two

days, fret not — there will be NBA Combine activities going on in Chicago on those two days.

POOL UPDATE The NBA’s playoff pool for this season is $20 million, and here’s a look at how much the four remaining teams have made so far in this postseason — along with a look at what they could get.

Rockets: $2,322,122.

Would finish with $4,669,069 if they lose the NBA Finals, $5,864,018 if they win the title.

Celtics and Warriors: $1,646,226 each so far.

They’d get $3,993,173 if they reach The Finals and lose, $5,188,122 if they win the championship.

Cavaliers: $1,478,543.

Would finish with $3,825,490 if they lose the NBA Finals, $5,020,439 if they win the title.

Teams use the playoff pool largely for bonuses for players and staff after the season. The 12 playoff teams that have already been eliminated will be getting checks adding up to about $7 million from the league.

MAN UNITED CLINCH 2ND PLACE IN PL WITH 0-0 DRAW AT WEST HAM LONDON (AP) — Manchester United clinched second place in the Premier League with a 0-0 draw at West Ham yesterday.

In a dull game with few quality chances, United defender Luke Shaw came closest to scoring when he had a shot turned onto the post in the first half.

The point means United are ensured of finishing second behind runaway champion Manchester City, while David Moyes’ West Ham remained in 15th place — but just two points from 10th with one game remaining.

United manager Jose Mourinho reacted to Friday’s 1-0 loss at Brighton by making eight changes, introducing a back three and utilising fit-again Alexis Sanchez as his main striker.

West Ham’s Marko Arnautovic hit an early strike straight at David De Gea before the Austria international could only head over from six yards after Chris

Smalling made a mess of clearing Aaron Cresswell’s cross.

Jesse Lingard forced West Ham goalkeeper Adrian into his first save as the visitors started to take control of the contest, with Sanchez drawing another stop before the Spanish keeper turned Shaw’s follow-up strike onto the post. It was the closest either side came to scoring, although the match flared up toward the end Paul Pogba’s foul on West Ham skipper Mark Noble led to a fracas.

Both players grabbed hold of one another but it was Noble who was arguably the luckier of the pair to only be booked following his angry reaction.

The away supporters in attendance paid near-constant tributes to former manager Alex Ferguson, the 76-year-old now out of intensive care having had an operation on a brain haemorrhage over the weekend.

WEST Ham United players and Manchester United players engage in a bit of pushing during the English Premier League soccer match yesterday.

(AP Photo/Alastair Grant)

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Nadal breaks McEnroe’s mark of straight sets won on surface MADRID (AP) — Rafael Nadal broke John McEnroe’s record of 49 straight sets won on the same surface by beating Diego Schwartzman 6-3, 6-4 in the third round of the Madrid Open yesterday.

Nadal extended his winning streak to 50 consecutive sets on clay, eclipsing the mark McEnroe established on carpet in 1984.

“When my career is over, these are things that are going to be there for always. It’s difficult to be able to win 50 sets in a row,” Nadal said. “Well, it’s done. It’s over. Let’s not talk about that any more and let’s continue on what we have ahead which is what I am concerned about.”

The world No. 1’s focus is trained on his next match against Dominic Thiem, a rematch of last year’s final.

Thiem, who outlasted Borna Coric 2-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4, is the last player to beat Nadal on clay at Rome last year.

“On this surface, (Thiem) is one of the most dangerous players you can face,” Nadal said.

“Tomorrow is a key match in the tournament.”

While Nadal marched on, the top women’s players continued to struggle in the Spanish capital

after top-ranked Simona Halep and Maria Sharapova both lost in the quarter-finals.

Also on the men’s side, second-seeded Alexander Zverev brushed aside Leonardo Mayer 6-4, 6-2 and will meet John Isner after he edged Pablo Cuevas in a hard-fought match that needed tiebreakers to decide all three sets.

Isner prevailed 6-7 (9), 7-6 (3), 7-6 (4) in 2 hours, 21 minutes.

The top-ranked Nadal, who improved to 18-1 overall on the season, has won 38 of his last 39 matches on his favoured clay.

Nadal went up a break at 4-2 in the first set after back-to-back errors by Schwartzman, including a missed smash.

Nadal then struck a forehand winner on the run to break Schwartzman again in the second set. Schwartzman broke back, but two straight double-faults gave Nadal a third break en route to the win.

The 16-time Grand Slam champion is seeking his sixth title in Madrid after taking his trophy hauls at Monte Carlo and Barcelona to 11 apiece.

Also, Dusan Lajovic fought back from 0-4 in the decisive tiebreaker to stun fourth-seeded

RAFAEL Nadal serves to Diego Schwartzman yesterday in the Madrid Open.

Nadal won 6-3, 6-4.

(AP Photo/Francisco Seco) Juan Martin del Potro 3-6, 6-4, 7-6 (6) for his first career win against a top-10 ranked player.

Lajovic moved on to meet sixthseeded Kevin Anderson, who eliminated Philipp Kohlschreiber 6-3, 7-6 (7).

Kyle Edmund continued his excellent run by ousting

eighth-seeded David Goffin 6-4, 6-4. Edmund, an unseeded Brit, defeated former No. 1 Novak Djokovic in straight sets on Wednesday.

Edmund will face 19-year-old Denis Shapovalov, after he bettered Milos Raonic 6-4, 6-4 in an all-Canadian clash.

Halep lost to Karolina Pliskova 6-4, 6-3, ending her bid to become a three-time consecutive champion in Madrid.

Pliskova gave the Romanian no chance, breaking her serve four times and hitting 20 winners.

“I think I played one of my best matches this year for sure, and for sure on clay in my life,” the sixth-seeded Pliskova said. “I feel amazing since in the last six matches I lost to her.”

Halep got off to a positive start by breaking Pliskova for a 2-0 lead, only for the Czech to take the break right back to swing the match in her favor.

“I missed in some important moments,” Halep said. “That’s why it went her way.”

Pliskova is now the highest seeded player left in the women’s tournament after both No. 2 Caroline Wozniacki and third-seeded Garbine Muguruza lost Wednesday. She will play 10th-seeded Petra Kvitova in the semi-finals after she defeated Daria Kasatkina 6-4, 6-0.

Kiki Bertens came from behind to beat Sharapova 4-6, 6-2, 6-3.

She will play seventh-seeded Caroline Garcia after she dispatched with Carla Suarez Navarro 6-2, 6-3.

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Statistics are for Nassau through 2 p.m. yesterday Temperature High ................................................... 81° F/27° C Low .................................................... 75° F/24° C Normal high ....................................... 84° F/29° C Normal low ........................................ 71° F/21° C Last year’s high ................................. 89° F/32° C Last year’s low ................................... 66° F/19° C Precipitation As of 2 p.m. yesterday ................................. 0.00” Year to date ............................................... 13.69” Normal year to date ..................................... 6.93”

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