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Star Trek: Discovery’s final season gets started at San Diego Comic-Con – Polygon
- Star Trek: Discovery’s final season gets started at San Diego Comic-Con Polygon
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- ‘Star Trek’ Unveils First Looks at ‘Discovery’ Final Season, ‘Strange New Worlds’ Musical Episode, ‘Lower Decks’ Season 4 Variety
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2023 NCAA Championship: UConn’s Dan Hurley, San Diego State’s Brian Dutcher both sons of established coaches – CBS Sports
- 2023 NCAA Championship: UConn’s Dan Hurley, San Diego State’s Brian Dutcher both sons of established coaches CBS Sports
- Charles Barkley’s take on San Diego State’s buzzer-beater #shorts USA TODAY Sports
- What time does the NCAA championship start? TV schedule, channel for 2023 college basketball title game Sporting News
- 2023 Final Four: Why San Diego State coach Brian Dutcher didn’t call timeout before dramatic buzzer-beater CBS Sports
- San Diego State’s Dutcher took an extra-long route — starting at Illinois — to the Final Four Chicago Sun-Times
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San Diego State’s Lamont Butler forged a Final Four legend through work, tragedy – The Athletic
- San Diego State’s Lamont Butler forged a Final Four legend through work, tragedy The Athletic
- ‘We couldn’t have scripted it better’: SDSU’s Lamont Butler cements himself in March Madness lore with Final Four buzzer beater Yahoo Sports
- San Diego State’s Lamont Butler nearly stepped out of bounds before buzzer-beating shot Fox News
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- San Diego State’s Lamont Butler Joins Mario Chalmers, Keith Smart As NCAA Final Four Last-Second Heroes Sports Illustrated
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2023 Final Four: Evaluating UConn, Miami, San Diego State, FAU as March Madness heads to Houston – CBS Sports
- 2023 Final Four: Evaluating UConn, Miami, San Diego State, FAU as March Madness heads to Houston CBS Sports
- Final Four field is totally nutty, but UConn’s fifth men’s title won’t be a strange outcome at all Chicago Sun-Times
- Miami, San Diego State Join a Men’s Final Four That Is Missing the Top Seeds The Wall Street Journal
- 2023 Final Four odds, lines: UConn, San Diego State open as favorites, Huskies favored to win NCAA Tournament CBS Sports
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NCAA Tournament live updates: San Diego State crushes Furman’s March Madness Cinderella dreams – USA TODAY
- NCAA Tournament live updates: San Diego State crushes Furman’s March Madness Cinderella dreams USA TODAY
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- Furman Paladins capitalize on late blunder to pull off stunning March Madness upset against Virginia Cavaliers CNN
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Arizona Wildcats baseball has 2 coaches ejected, including Chip Hale, but rallies twice to beat UC-San Diego – Arizona Desert Swarm
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There’s beeen an increase in egg smuggling attempts across the border, says San Diego Customs
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High prices are driving an increase in attempts to bring eggs into the US from Mexico, according to border officials.
Officers at the San Diego Customs and Border Protection Office have seen an increase in the number of attempts to move eggs across the US-Mexico border, according to a tweet from director of field operations Jennifer De La O.
“The San Diego Field Office has recently noticed an increase in the number of eggs intercepted at our ports of entry,” wrote De La O in the Tuesday tweet. “As a reminder, uncooked eggs are prohibited entry from Mexico into the U.S. Failure to declare agriculture items can result in penalties of up to $10,000.”
Bringing uncooked eggs from Mexico into the US is illegal because of the risk of bird flu and Newcastle disease, a contagious virus that affects birds, according to Customs and Border Protection.
In a statement emailed to CNN, Customs and Border Protection public affairs specialist Gerrelaine Alcordo attributed the rise in attempted egg smuggling to the spiking cost of eggs in the US. A massive outbreak of deadly avian flu among American chicken flocks has caused egg prices to skyrocket, climbing 11.1% from November to December and 59.9% annually, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
The increase has been reported at the Tijuana-San Diego crossing as well as “other southwest border locations,” Alcordo said.
For the most part, travelers bringing eggs have declared the eggs while crossing the border. “When that happens the person can abandon the product without consequence,” said Alcordo. “CBP agriculture specialists will collect and then then destroy the eggs (and other prohibited food/ag products) as is the routine course of action.”
In a few incidents, travelers did not declare their eggs and the products were discovered during inspection. In those cases, the eggs were seized and the travelers received a $300 penalties, Alcordo explained.
“Penalties can be higher for repeat offenders or commercial size imports,” he added.
Alcordo emphasized the importance of declaring all food and agricultural products when traveling.
“While many items may be permissible, it’s best to declare them to avoid possible fines and penalties if they are deemed prohibited,” he said. “If they are declared and deemed prohibited, they can be abandoned without consequence. If they are undeclared and then discovered during an exam the traveler will be subject to penalties.”
NASA’s Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft reaches port in San Diego
NASA’s Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft has made it back to terra firma.
Orion reached Naval Base San Diego on Tuesday (Dec. 13) aboard the USS Portland, the U.S. Navy recovery ship that fished the capsule out of the Pacific Ocean on Sunday (Dec. 11) following its successful splashdown.
The spacecraft will be offloaded from the Portland on Wednesday (Dec. 14) and will then begin an overland trek to NASA’s Kennedy Space Center (KSC) in Florida, KSC officials said via Twitter on Tuesday (opens in new tab).
In photos: 10 greatest images from NASA’s Artemis 1 mission
That will be a homecoming for Orion, which lifted off from KSC atop a Space Launch System (SLS) megarocket on Nov. 16, kicking off the uncrewed Artemis 1 mission.
Everything went well on the shakeout cruise; the SLS sent Orion on its way to the moon as planned, and the capsule checked off all of its desired milestones in deep space.
Orion arrived in lunar orbit on Nov. 25, departed on Dec. 1 and headed for Earth on Dec. 5 by conducting a long engine burn during a close flyby of the moon. The spacecraft returned to its home planet on Sunday, splashing down softly under parachutes about 100 miles (160 kilometers) west of Mexico’s Baja Peninsula.
Once Orion arrives at KSC, Artemis 1 team members will give it a thorough going-over, assessing how the spacecraft and its many subsystems held up in deep space and the harrowing return trip through Earth’s atmosphere.
Technicians will also remove some hardware from the capsule for processing and reuse on Artemis 2, the next mission in NASA’s Artemis program of lunar exploration.
Artemis 2 is scheduled to launch astronauts around the moon in 2024. If all goes well with that flight, Artemis 3 will aim to put boots down near the lunar south pole a year or two later, using a SpaceX Starship vehicle as a lander.
NASA aims to build a research base in the south polar region, which is thought to harbor lots of water ice. The agency also plans to build a small space station in lunar orbit called Gateway, which will serve as a jumping-off point for missions to the surface, both crewed and uncrewed.
The first components of Gateway are scheduled to launch atop a SpaceX Falcon Heavy rocket in late 2024.
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Dodgers vs. Padres score: San Diego knocks out 111-win juggernaut with NLDS Game 4 rally
The San Diego Padres staged a furious late-inning comeback and knocked the top-seeded Los Angeles Dodgers out of the playoffs with a 5-3 win in Game 4 of the National League Division Series on Saturday night. In doing so they won the series, 3-1, in upset fashion. The series win means that the Padres will be in the NLCS for the first time since 1998, where they will face the Phillies.
In Game 4, the Padres trailed for much of the game after the Dodger offense finally managed some timely hitting in the second for a 2-0 lead. That lead grew to 3-0 in the top of the seventh thanks to a Will Smith sac fly. In the bottom of the seventh, however, the Padres clawed back to plate five runs and seize a lead that the San Diego bullpen, nearly perfect in this series, would hold.
Now for some takeaways from the Game 4 clincher.
The seventh inning was one to remember for the Padres
Going into the bottom of the seventh, the Padres trailed 3-0 and had just a 10.8 percent chance of winning Game 4, per basic win expectancy. Then they got to work against the Dodger bullpen. Here’s the blow by blow:
- Jurickson Profar walks.
- Trent Grisham singles.Austin Nola singles.
- Yency Almonte relieves Tommy Kahnle.
- Ha-Seong Kim doubles, one run scores.
- Juan Soto singles, one run scores.
- Manny Machado strikes out.
- Brandon Drury pops out.
- Alex Vesia relieves Almonte with 1-0 count.
- Soto steals second base.
- Jake Cronenworth does this:
That made it 5-3, and that 10.8 percent chance of a Padres win had become a 90.2 percent chance of a Padres win. Given the “little brother” status of the Padres when it comes to the Dodgers and given the stakes, it’s no exaggeration to call that one of the biggest innings in Padres franchise history.
The Padres bullpen did the job again
Yes, the San Diego relief corps allowed their first run of the series after taking over for starter Joe Musgrove, but it didn’t come in anything like authoritative fashion (the Dodgers pushed across a run against Steven Wilson in their small-ball top of the seventh). After the Padres snatched the lead, the bullpen notched the final six outs without any dramatics. The Padre pen came into Game 4 with these numbers through the first three games of the NLDS: 13 IP, 5 H, 0 R, 15 SO, 4 BB. On Saturday, they allowed one run in three innings, which gave them an ERA of 0.56 for the series. That’s the kind of lockdown relief you need to win in the postseason these days.
Tyler Anderson delivered for the Dodgers
The 32-year-old retread lefty continues to be a quiet savior for the Dodgers. Armed with a refined pitch mix and tweaked changeup grip, Anderson had a career year in 2022: a 2.57 ERA and 4.06 K/BB ratio in a team-high 178 ⅔ innings. On Saturday, he authored the biggest start of the Dodgers’ season, as he twirled five scoreless innings with six strikeouts, two walks, and two hits allowed. At one point, Anderson retired nine in a row. That’s in keeping with how Anderson has handled the Padres in 2022. During the regular season, he made four starts against the Padres and thrived across those combined 24 innings: 1.88 ERA, no unearned runs allowed, 15 hits, 16 strikeouts, six walks, .502 OPS against.
A great Dodger season ends in disappointment
During the regular season, the Dodgers barged to a franchise-record 111 wins, and they put up a run differential of plus-334 – both markers of success two of the best in MLB history. Three October losses shouldn’t undo what was authored across 162 games, but the reality is that the Dodgers will once again be remembered for coming up short in the postseason. Dave Roberts’ club has won 217 games over the last two regular seasons without a ring to show for it.
The NLCS is set
It will be the Padres and Philadelphia Phillies in the NLCS. The best-of-seven clash gets started Tuesday in San Diego with a trip to the World Series on the line. The Padres, incidentally, have never won the World Series. During the regular season, the Phillies won four of seven head-to-head games against San Diego and out-scored them 21-15 in those contests.
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