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Astros vs. Yankees score: Live updates from ALCS Game 1 as Houston pulls ahead on home runs

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On Wednesday night at Minute Maid Park, the New York Yankees and Houston Astros are playing Game 1 of the American League Championship Series. As for the opener in Houston, it marks the resumption of what’s become a pretty spicy and complicated rivalry in MLB. The game was tied entering the sixth inning, but the Astros then took a 3-1 lead as Yuli Gurriel and Chas McCormick hit solo homers off New York reliever Clarke Schmidt. Here’s how to watch Game 1.

Ace Justin Verlander started for the Astros, who are much more rested than the Yankees coming into this series. Verlander pitched six strong innings and struck out 11 while allowing just one run on a Harrison Bader solo homer. The Yankees countered with No. 4 starter Jameson Taillon, who lasted 4 1/3 innings before turning things over to the bullpen. During the regular season, the Astros took five of seven head-to-head encounters and outscored the Yankees 27-22 in those games. The winner of the best-of-seven clash will advance to the World Series play the winner of the Philadelphia Phillies-San Diego Padres NLCS. 

We’ll be here to provide live updates, analysis, and highlights throughout Game 1. You can follow along below.

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Braves vs. Phillies score: Live updates from NLDS Game 4 as Brandon Marsh, J.T. Realmuto strike with home runs

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The Philadelphia Phillies’ dreams of the National League Championship Series are holding strong Saturday with a dominating lead over the Atlanta Braves, thanks to a three-run home run from Brandon Marsh, an in-the-park solo shot from catcher J.T. Realmuto and contributions from both the position players and pitchers. The Phillies lead the best-of-five series by a 2-1 margin, and will host Saturday’s game. If the Phillies do advance, they’ll play the winner of the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres series for the pennant.

The Phillies started righty Noah Syndergaard, who threw an inning in relief in Game 2. Syndergaard made 25 appearances during the regular season, both starts and out of the bullpen, and tallied a 103 ERA+ and a 3.06 strikeout-to-walk ratio. He throws five pitches 10 percent of the time or more, including his sinker, slider, and changeup a combined 70-plus percent.

The Braves countered with veteran Charlie Morton, himself no stranger to October baseball. He started 31 times in the regular season and had a 94 ERA+ and a 3.25 strikeout-to-walk ratio. Morton relies heavily on his curveball and his heater.

You can follow along below with all of CBS Sports’ live coverage of Game 4.

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Luckiest Girl Alive review – Mila Kunis runs out of luck in flat Netflix drama | Mila Kunis

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The book cover for Luckiest Girl Alive, Jessica Knoll’s bestselling 2015 debut novel about a woman’s seemingly perfect life corroded by past trauma, features large, blaring font over a cheap-looking black rose – a symbol of rebirth rendered tacky, a bit emo. It’s of the time for a mid-2010s literary hit, but also seems to anticipate the 2022 Netflix adaptation, which wrings the novel of its caustic wit and serrated observations of New York careerists into a hollow, unearned empowerment anthem.

The film version, directed by Mike Barker from a screenplay by Knoll, suffers from a similar issue to this summer’s Where the Crawdads Sing, another adaptation of a literary smash about a jagged female protagonist tapped by Reese Witherspoon. (Witherspoon, a producer on Crawdads, originally bought the rights to Knoll’s novel but dropped out of the project.) Both films inherit and reify the flaws of its source material. Many of the movies’ problems are book problems, made worse, in the case of Luckiest Girl Alive, by decisions to sand down the novel’s more uncomfortable psychology and graft the ending on to the #MeToo movement.

Knoll’s novel drew comparisons upon release to Gillian Flynn, author of the 2012 novel Gone Girl and screenwriter for David Fincher’s superlative 2014 film adaptation. Luckiest Girl Alive does work in a similar lane to Gone Girl or even Emerald Fennell’s pitch-black Promising Young Woman: they’re extreme distillations of the vast chasm between a (white, conventionally beautiful) woman’s outward tranquility and inner bile, with flashbacks suggesting a savage twist.

Luckiest Girl Alive delivers on some of that legacy in its first half: Ani FaNelli, played as a thirtysomething by Mila Kunis, is cutthroat. She appears demure, charmed, moneyed – a Cartier-wearing sex advice writer at a women’s magazine, best friends with beautiful Nell (Succession’s Justine Lupe) and engaged to strapping Nantucket golden boy Luke (Finn Wittrock, born to play a trust fund baby). Her inner voice, provided via acidic monologue, is molten judgment. A “try-hard former financial aid kid”, she obsesses over the appearance of wealth, ravages against her perception (“petite”, as one salesperson calls her, is “for short fat girls”). She prides herself over avoiding carbs then stuffs her face with pizza when Luke isn’t looking. The film is strongest in capturing the brittle freneticism of 2015 New York – packed subways, peacocking office dress, Ani’s eye always on a more prestigious status symbol, a better performance.

The cracks appear from the start – shopping with Luke for wedding registry knives, Ani imagines them dripping in blood – and widen when a documentarian approaches her to tell her side of a tragic story. The film foregrounds the fact that Ani survived and was partially blamed for a 1999 school shooting which killed several classmates and paralyzed Dean Barton (Alex Barone), who went on to become a politician. That would be trauma enough, but the real story, her reason for reinvention and her undoing, is revealed in flashbacks to her time as TiffAni, a financial-aid sophomore at a posh private academy.

The young TiffAni (Chiara Aurelia) is a nondescript teen: interested in English, embarrassed by her gauche, middle-class mother (Connie Britton), down to party. Barker smartly renders the night that cleaves Ani’s life in two – a horrifying sexual assault – in the vein of memories blinkered by alcohol and trauma. Shaky, piecemeal, destabilizing. Aurelia is impressive as a teenager reeling from shame and bristling at pressure to report from her English teacher (Scoot McNairy) and bullied friends Arthur (Thomas Barbusca) and Ben (David Webster).

It’s a shame, then, that everything after that reveal is so heavy-handed. There is no twist, as the film’s echoes of a thriller suggest. Kunis does her best to hold on to Ani’s fragile pain beneath the icy shell, but her surefooted performance drowns in cliches. The film devolves not into what could be (as was better portrayed in the novel) the portrait of a woman learning to speak her truth, but a perfect victim’s story: someone who survived an infamous tragedy, whose pain was wholly misunderstood and discredited, who builds a perfect life only to have the dark secret undo it, then rises stronger. There are pieces of Luckiest Girl Alive that seem interested in a life splintered by trauma, in the relief of unburdening, the hunger for certainty over what happened, the thrill of playing on cultural expectations for women. But the story it ultimately tells is an empty, self-serving fantasy.

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After 8 Years Of Hard Work, India’s ‘Mangalyaan’ Runs Out Of Fuel: Report

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The Rs 450 crore Mars Orbiter Mission was launched onboard PSLV-C25 in 2013.(File)

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India’s Mars Orbiter craft has run out of propellant and its battery drained beyond the safe limit, fuelling speculation that the country’s maiden interplanetary mission ‘Mangalyaan’ may have finally completed its long innings.

The Rs 450 crore Mars Orbiter Mission was launched onboard PSLV-C25 on November five, 2013, and the MOM spacecraft was successfully inserted into Martian orbit on September 24, 2014 in its first attempt.

“Right now, there is no fuel left. The satellite battery has drained,” sources in the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) told PTI. “The link has been lost”.

There was, however, no official word from the country’s national space agency, headquartered here.

With fuel on board, ISRO had been performing orbital manoeuvres on MOM spacecraft to take it to a new orbit to avoid an impending eclipse in the past.

“But recently there were back-to-back eclipses including one that lasted seven-and-half hours,” officials said on condition of anonymity, noting that all the propellant on board the ageing satellite had been consumed.

“As the satellite battery is designed to handle eclipse duration of only about one hour and 40 minutes, a longer eclipse would drain the battery beyond the safe limit,” another official said.

ISRO officials noted that the Mars orbiter craft functioned for almost eight years, well beyond its designed mission life of six months.

“It has done its job and yielded significant scientific results,” they said. The objectives of the mission were primarily technological and included design, realisation and launch of a Mars Orbiter spacecraft capable of operating with sufficient autonomy during the journey phase; Mars orbit insertion/ capture and in-orbit phase around Mars.

The MOM — a technology demonstration venture — carried five scientific payloads (total 15 kg) collecting data on surface geology, morphology, atmospheric processes, surface temperature and atmospheric escape process.

The five instruments are: Mars Color Camera (MCC), Thermal Infrared Imaging Spectrometer (TIS), Methane Sensor for Mars (MSM), Mars Exospheric Neutral Composition Analyser (MENCA) and Lyman Alpha Photometer (LAP).

“MOM is credited with many laurels like cost-effectiveness, short period of realisation, economical mass-budget, and miniaturisation of five heterogeneous science payloads”, ISRO officials pointed out.

Highly elliptical orbit geometry of MOM enabled MCC to take snap shots of ‘Full disc’ of Mars at its farthest point and finer details from closest point.

The MCC has produced more than 1000 images and published a Mars Atlas.

Meanwhile, plans on a follow-on ‘Mangalyaan’ mission to the red planet, however, are yet to be firmed up.

ISRO came out with an ‘Announcement of Opportunity’ (AO) for future Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM-2) in 2016 but officials acknowledged that it’s still on the drawing board, with the coming ‘Gaganyaan’, ‘Chandrayaan-3’ and ‘Aditya – L1’ projects being in the space agency’s current priority list.

The AO had said: “It is now planned to have the next orbiter mission around Mars for a future launch opportunity. Proposals are solicited from interested scientists within India for experiments onboard an orbiter mission around Mars (MOM-2), to address relevant scientific problems and topics.” “Not in the approved list as of now”, a senior ISRO official told PTI on being asked about an update on the MOM-2.

“We need to formulate the project proposals and payloads based on the wider consultation with the research community,” the official said. “It’s still on the drawing board. But needs some more details and international collaboration for finalising the mission.”

(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)

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Albert Pujols 700 home runs: Cardinals legend reaches rare milestone with two-HR night vs. Dodgers

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St. Louis Cardinals legend Albert Pujols became the fourth player in Major League Baseball history to reach 700 career home runs on Friday night with a two-homer effort against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Pujols joins distinct company in the form of some of the most prolific sluggers the game has ever seen: Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron and Babe Ruth. 

Pujols first clubbed career home run 699 in the third inning:

Then, in the fourth, Pujols connected with No. 700.

That was a five-RBI night before the fifth inning. 

Pujols entered the season with the Cardinals knowing it was his last before retirement. He’s never strayed from his declaration that he was playing in 2022 and not a single year longer, despite the possibility that he could get so close to 700 and still fall short. It’s actually somewhat a surprise that he’s gotten to this point. It took a second-half surge. 

Pujols had just six home runs in the first half. He now has 15 since the All-Star break. In the process, he surpassed Alex Rodriguez — who has 696 career home runs — for fourth on the all-time list. Getting to 700 doesn’t move Pujols on the career leaderboard; it’s just a nice-round number. We celebrate things like 500 home runs, 3,000 hits, 3,000 strikeouts and the like, so being the fourth person to 700 home runs is a pretty significant accomplishment. 

Pujols, like Aaron, never had a 50-homer season. He hit at least 40 seven times. Only Aaron, Ruth, A-Rod, Bonds, Harmon and Killebrew did it more often. He topped 30 in 14 of his 22 years, one behind Aaron and A-Rod. In moving to 20-plus this season, that makes 18 of his 22 with at least 20 longballs. He moves ahead of Frank Robinson and Willie Mays, who each had 17 20-homer seasons, and trails only Aaron and Bonds. 

It’s not just the home runs, obviously. Pujols is 10th in hits (over 3,000, obviously), fifth in doubles, third in RBI (behind Aaron and Ruth), 12th in runs and second in total bases (Aaron). 

Still, the home run is the most-celebrated stat in baseball as it is the single most-impactful outcome that can happen on a baseball play. Pujols has been one of the best in history in maxing out on this front. 

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Mariners put up nine runs in finale win over A’s

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OAKLAND — It was a picture perfect day in Northern California on Thursday, ripe for the sky to fall squarely on the Mariners in what’s been a brutal road trip.

Their best player exited during the first inning with lower back tightness. Their most consistent starting pitcher in the second half coughed up five runs and failed to make it out of the third. A loss would yield a sweep to a last-place team and inch their postseason hopes closer to concerning.

But in the latest chapter of resiliency in a season that’s had plenty, Seattle rebounded from its adversity, both micro and marco, en route to a 9-5 win over the A’s.

Julio Rodríguez’s status is uncertain after aggravating the injury that sidelined him for three games last weekend. George Kirby also exited early, with one out in the third inning, but for uncharacteristic struggles and not health. Yet Thursday’s victory encapsulated the type of offense the Mariners have when they’re at their best, by creating consistent traffic and receiving contributions from players beyond just Rodríguez.

“We have guys that have done different things at different points in the season, but the strength is our team,” manager Scott Servais said. “In saying that, it’s leaning on the guy next to you and trusting the guy behind you to pass the baton.”

Thursday was a prime example of Servais’ assertion, which he shared pregame.

Before Rodríguez exited, the rookie led off the game with a 109.1 mph double and was one of six baserunners to reach in the first inning, leading to three runs. Then, after Kirby labored with command and walked three for just the second time in his pro career, Jarred Kelenic swung momentum back in Seattle’s favor with a massive 427-foot solo homer in the fourth.

But it was the three-spot in the sixth that turned things around for good. Ty France led off with his first triple of 2022 down the right-field line, then Kelenic drove him in with a hustle double to center field that tied the game. Dylan Moore was then intentionally walked and stole his 17th base, which positioned Adam Frazier to chip a two-run double just barely inside fair territory down the third-base line for two go-ahead runs.

Why those moments stood out:

• Kelenic was in a 3-0 count and had the green light. So instead of spitting on a hanging middle-in slider from reliever Kirby Snead, he let it rip and it led to a run.

“Big situation there,” Kelenic said. “[Snead] kind of was just messing with me. I figured that was going to be probably the best pitch I was going to get that whole at-bat. So when I got the green light, I looked for something over the heart of the plate, tried to stay up the middle, and that’s what happened.”

• Moore is arguably Seattle’s best baserunner other than Rodríguez and Sam Haggerty, and one of its more instinctual players. He noticed Snead’s long stride to the plate and reached standing. Both TV broadcasts didn’t even cut to Moore running because it happened so quickly, and it put him in scoring position for the next man up to make a play.

“We were just trying to fight,” Frazier said. “Obviously, it’s been a grind the past week or two, so a big situation right there. They walked D-Mo and then he stole a bag, so I knew they were going to come after me.”

• Frazier’s .236 batting average doesn’t stand out, but his 87.4% contact rate (second highest on the team) certainly does. So when he fell into a 2-2 count with two outs and the game tied, he protected and punched a slider way off the plate into the opposite field. The ball had just a 61.2 mph exit velocity and a 17% hit probability, but he’ll take it.

“Especially after swinging at a 2-0 slider, I was like, ‘All right. Just stay inside the ball, hit the ball the other way and do whatever I’ve got to do,’” Frazier said. “That ball was off the plate, but I’m glad I got to it.”

As Servais stood on the mound when relieving Kirby in the third, he told the infielders that “this is going to be a crazy game,” because of the back-and-forth swings and the many bullpen matchups that were oncoming. It was the type of formula not too different from a postseason game, with so many moving parts — and just about every hitter chipped in.

“You kind of need one of those games,” Servais said. “It’s not by the script. You’re mixing and matching. ‘How are we going to run the bullpen? Who is going to come in to hit?’ All those things. You get everybody involved and everyone feels a part of it, and then you move forward from there.”

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MLB home run record: List of most home runs in a season, single-season HR leaders as Aaron Judge hits No. 60

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Yankees slugger Aaron Judge hit his 60th home run of the season Tuesday night, in the Yankees’ 147th game of the season. It is a truly historic campaign, as Judge leads the majors in home runs, RBI, runs, on-base percentage, slugging percentage, OPS, OPS+, total bases, WAR and several other categories. He also leads the AL in batting average, meaning he’s currently in line to be the Triple Crown winner. Only Miguel Cabrera in 2012 has done that in the last 55 years. 

Overall, Judge is hitting .316/.419/.703 (214 OPS+) with 60 home runs, 128 RBI, 123 runs, 16 stolen bases and 9.7 WAR. Nearly everything pops out from that line, but it’s mostly the 60 homers. 

One might have a few questions about that mark, so let’s get down and dirty with the all-time leaderboards. Just the facts here. 

Most single-season home runs, MLB

1. Barry Bonds, 73, 2001
2. Mark McGwire, 70, 1998
3. Sammy Sosa, 66, 1998
4. Mark McGwire, 65, 1999
5. Sammy Sosa, 64, 2001
6. Sammy Sosa, 63, 1999
7. Roger Maris, 61, 1961
T8. Aaron Judge, 60, 2022
T8. Babe Ruth, 60, 1927
T10. Giancarlo Stanton, 59, 2017
T10. Babe Ruth, 59, 1921

Most single-season home runs, American League

1. Roger Maris, 61, 1961
T2. Aaron Judge, 60, 2022
T2. Babe Ruth, 60, 1927
T4. Hank Greenberg, 58, 1938
T4. Jimmie Foxx, 58, 1932
6. Alex Rodriguez, 57, 2002
T7. Ken Griffey Jr., 56, 1998
T7. Ken Griffey, Jr., 56, 1997
T9. Jose Bautista, 54, 2010
T9. Alex Rodriguez, 54, 2007
T9. David Ortiz, 54, 2006
T9. Mickey Mantle, 54, 1961
T9. Babe Ruth, 54, 1928
T9. Babe Ruth, 54, 1920

Most single-season home runs, National League

1. Barry Bonds, 73, 2001
2. Mark McGwire, 70, 1998
3. Sammy Sosa, 66, 1998
4. Mark McGwire, 65, 1999
5. Sammy Sosa, 64, 2001
6. Sammy Sosa, 63, 1999
7. Giancarlo Stanton, 59, 2017
8. Ryan Howard, 58, 2006
9. Luis Gonzalez, 57, 2001
10. Hack Wilson, 56, 1930 

Fastest to 60 home runs (by team games)

1. Barry Bonds, 141 games, 2001
2. Mark McGwire, 142 games, 1998
3. Aaron Judge, 147 games, 2022
4. Sammy Sosa, 148 games, 1999
5. Sammy Sosa, 149 games, 1998
6. Babe Ruth, 154 games, 1927
7. Mark McGwire, 155 games, 1999
8. Sammy Sosa, 157 games, 2001
9. Roger Maris, 159 games, 1961

Fastest to 61 home runs (by team games)

T1. Barry Bonds, 144, 2001
T1. Mark McGwire, 144, 1998
3. Sammy Sosa, 149, 1999
4. Sammy Sosa, 150, 1998
5. Mark McGwire, 156, 1999
6. Sammy Sosa, 158, 2001
7. Roger Maris, 163, 1961

Fastest to 62 home runs (by team games)

1. Barry Bonds, 144, 2001
2. Mark McGwire, 145, 1998
3. Sammy Sosa, 150, 1998
T4. Mark McGwire, 157, 1999
T4. Sammy Sosa, 157, 1999
6. Sammy Sosa, 160, 2001

So, as you can see, what Judge is doing in 2022 is truly historic. He has 15 games left to attempt to overtake Maris and set a new American League standard for single-season homer excellence. Judge will try to tie (and potentially break) the record on Thursday night against the Red Sox.

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Packers vs. Bears score, takeaways: Aaron Jones runs wild as Green Bay rolls past Bears at Lambeau Field

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It wasn’t a perfect game for the Packers, but Sunday night’s prime-time matchup with the Bears was a marked improvement from Week 1 for Green Bay. Not only was Aaron Rodgers more productive spreading the ball to his makeshift receiving corps, but Matt LaFleur successfully unlocked his dynamic backfield duo, with Aaron Jones in particular breaking out as the centerpiece of the green and yellow attack. Despite a few fumbles, the Packers left Week 2 with a victory firmly in hand, rolling past Justin Fields and the Bears with a 27-10 decision that puts them back at .500 in the NFC North.

Here are some instant takeaways from “Sunday Night Football”:

Why the Packers won

Unable to consistently push the ball downfield due to a lack of elite weapons out wide, Green Bay instead wisely pivoted to a balanced attack with Jones as the focal point. The dual threat delivered, turning average plays into elusive gains on almost every drive, to the tune of 170 scrimmage yards. Rodgers played his quieter part nicely, firing mostly quick short-area strikes, with Randall Cobb in particular stepping up on key downs. Sammy Watkins also emerged, including with a fourth-quarter deep shot that all but iced the victory. The offense did have its slip-ups, inviting Bears momentum with a couple of fumbled snaps/hand-offs, but always felt in control after its first touchdown drive.

Defensively, the Packers didn’t necessarily wow with splashy plays early on, and they struggled mightily to contain David Montgomery as the game wore on. They also never allowed Justin Fields to settle in as a passer, daring the conservative Bears to let their young QB uncork it. Preston Smith headlined that group, coming off the edge. Jaire Alexander, meanwhile, sped across the entire field to pick off Fields in the closing minutes and put a bow on the game.

Why the Bears lost

They used up all their juice on the first drive. Matt Eberflus’ defense kept just enough pressure on Rodgers to give Chicago a chance; even a 24-7 deficit didn’t seal their demise because of a timely forced fumble, as well as three early sacks on A-Rod. But Fields’ unit slowed to a halt after a confident start, averaging just 4 yards per pass attempt into the fourth quarter. The Bears’ heavy dependence on the ground game was also bittersweet, as Fields, Khalil Herbert and a fresher-than-ever Montgomery (130+ total yards) all ripped off important runs, but never set up an accompanying aerial attack. Fields, in fact, didn’t hit double-digit passing attempts until the final two minutes, which may or may not be an indictment on the Bears’ trust in him (or lack thereof). Their decision-making also left a bit to be desired, as evidenced by their failed fourth-and-goal Shotgun QB draw, with a chance to make it a one-score game in the fourth.

Turning point

You might point to any of Rodgers’ pinpoint third-down darts to Cobb, or Jones’ second TD of the night, a sweeping “catch” that put Green Bay up 10 in the first half. But the Packers’ goal-line stand on a fourth-down Shotgun draw by Fields, with eight minutes left and the Bears threatening to make it a one-score game, all but sealed the deal for Green Bay. Fields gave it his all on the play, and the one before, in which he nearly scrambled for a TD by extending to the pylon. And replay may have indicated Fields did, in fact, cross the goal line. Alas, the stuff kept the ball — and the game — in the Packers’ hands.

Play of the Game

This wasn’t a big-play frenzy a la Dolphins-Ravens, but rather a grunt-work special, which is why Rodgers’ late second-quarter rollout to hit Cobb for a first down was so impressive. Not only did it showcase Rodgers still has enough in his legs to step up and move out of the pocket, but it helped extend Green Bay’s before-half drive and set up a 24-7 lead going into the break.

What’s next

The Packers (1-1) will hit the road for a matchup with Tom Brady and the Buccaneers (2-0), who beat the Saints on Sunday and, previously, Green Bay in the 2020 NFC Championship. The Bears (1-1), meanwhile, will return home to host the Texans (0-1-1), who were edged by the Broncos in Week 2.

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New York Yankees’ Aaron Judge blasts 56th, 57th home runs of season

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BOSTON — New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge hit his major league-leading 56th and 57th home runs of the season on Tuesday night in a 7-6 win over the Boston Red Sox in 10 innings.

Judge, playing in New York’s 142nd game, is four from tying the American League record Roger Maris set with the Yankees in 1961.

Judge’s opposite-field solo drive to right field off Nick Pivetta in the sixth inning tied the score at 3-3. Xander Bogaerts answered on Boston’s next at-bat with his own solo shot to put the Red Sox back on top.

But Judge tied it again in the eighth, crushing a hanging slider from Garrett Whitlock over the Green Monster in left field.

Judge’s homers were his first in six games. It also marked the 10th multi-homer game of the season, one shy of the AL record Hank Greenberg set in 1938, and 26th of Judge’s career.

He is hitting .310 with a 1.105 OPS. He has 32 RBIs in his past 37 games.

New York stretched its AL East lead to six games.

Information from the Associated Press was used in this report.

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Rams vs. Bills score: Josh Allen throws for three TDs, runs for one as Buffalo dominates second half

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The Buffalo Bills came into the season as a favorite to go to the Super Bowl, and lived up to that championship hype with a  dominating 31-10 victory over the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium in the NFL Kickoff Game Thursday. Buffalo overcame four turnovers and still put up 31 points in an impressive performance, dominating the game in the second half to put away Los Angeles. 

Josh Allen finished 26 of 31 for 297 yards with three touchdowns and two interceptions in the win, while also rushing for 56 yards on 10 carries and a touchdown. Allen’s four-yard touchdown run on third-and-goal at the 4-yard line early in the fourth quarter gave the Bills a commanding 24-10 lead that set them up for the victory. 

The touchdown run was the 32nd of Allen’s career, tying him with Fran Tarkenton, Kordell Stewart, and Terry Bradshaw for 14th most in NFL history. Allen had his seventh game with three pass touchdowns and a rushing touchdown, putting him into sole possession of third place on that category in NFL history (Drew Brees has nine and Tom Brady has eight). 

The Bills defense forced three turnovers (all interceptions) and had seven sacks on the night, holding the Rams to just 3.7 per play. Stefon Diggs caught a 53-yard touchdown from Allen  in the fourth quarter to put Buffalo up 31-10, capping a night which he finished with eight catches for 122 yards with a touchdown. 

Cooper Kupp had a strong night in an inept offensive game for the Rams, finishing with 13 catches for 128 yards and a touchdown. Matthew Stafford finished with three interceptions in the loss (his second three interception game with the Rams) and finished 29 of 41 for 240 yards with one touchdown and three interceptions.

Rams head coach Sean McVay is under .500 in a season for the first time in his career. He falls to 5-1 in season openers.

Why the Bills won

The Bills weren’t perfect on Thursday night, but they were certainly better than the reigning Super Bowl champions. Buffalo’s defense was very, very impressive — from the pass-rush to the overall play of the secondary. But what stood out just as much was the play of Allen. 

The Bills’ franchise QB completed 26 of 31 passes for 297 yards, three touchdowns and two interceptions. The first interception was not his fault, as Isaiah McKenzie virtually handed the ball off to a linebacker, but the second was an underthrow. For 99 percent of the game, however, Allen was magnificent. He spread the ball around to seven different receivers, and it felt like he was always on top of where the open option would be. Allen had just one “incompletion” in the first half, as he went 17 of 20 for 153 yards, one touchdown and two picks. 

The NBC broadcast pointed out that Allen was getting the ball out 2.2 seconds per drop-back entering the fourth quarter — which is above average. He looked comfortable both relying on his receivers to make plays in the flat, and waiting in the pocket for a downfield development. 

Everyone would probably agree that Allen is a star, but Thursday night just built on the fact that he is one of the best quarterbacks in the NFL, and exhibited why the Bills are the favorites to hoist the Lombardi Trophy come year’s end. 

Why the Rams lost

There is plenty of blame to go around on L.A.’s side. Jalen Ramsey had a rough night, Stafford missed on several throws and Allen Robinson wasn’t a part of the offense at all. But one thing that made life tough on the Rams as a whole was the play of the offensive line. 

L.A. is replacing two starters on the offensive front this season, and it certainly showed. Stafford was sacked six times for a loss of 43 yards just in the first three quarters. According to the Associated Press, those six sacks are the most the Rams have allowed in any game under Sean McVay. Stafford was sacked one more time in the final stanza.

While the play of the offensive line affected Stafford, it also hurt L.A.’s running backs. The Rams rushed for a total of 52 yards on 18 carries, averaging 2.9 yards per carry. 

Turning point

Down 14 points early in the fourth quarter, the Rams had to get something going. Instead, Stafford threw his second interception of the night.

Just three plays later, Allen found Diggs streaking down the right side of the field for a 53-yard touchdown, which extended Buffalo’s lead to 21 points. 

Play of the game

This was either the moment you jumped for joy or felt your stomach sink. Down 21 points after a Rams interception and a Bills touchdown, Stafford threw his third interception of the night — an impressive do-it-yourself highlight-reel play from Boogie Basham.

Josh Allen stiff arm

As a defensive back, it has to be tough to take down a tall, athletic quarterback like Allen in the open field. Nick Scott found out firsthand that it’s not a pleasurable experience, as he ended up on the wrong end of this highlight-reel stiff arm from the Bills quarterback.  

What’s next

The Bills return to Buffalo for another primetime matchup, as they will host the Tennessee Titans next Monday night. As for the Rams, they will stay home and host Marcus Mariota and the Atlanta Falcons next Sunday afternoon. 

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