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#Deadspin #Zach #Werenski #Blue #Jackets #collect #critical #win #Red #Wings">Deadspin | Zach Werenski, Blue Jackets collect critical win against Red Wings
Apr 7, 2026; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Columbus Blue Jackets left wing Danton Heinen (43) tries to score on Detroit Red Wings goaltender John Gibson (36) defended by defenseman Justin Faulk (72) in the first period at Little Caesars Arena. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images Zach Werenski had a goal and an assist in regulation, then scored the decisive goal in the shootout as the visiting Columbus Blue Jackets snapped a six-game losing streak with a 4-3 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Tuesday.
Adam Fantilli scored with 17 seconds left to force overtime, and Columbus won the shootout 3-2 in a game between teams fighting for the last wild card in the Eastern Conference. Danton Heinen also scored while goalie Jet Greaves made 34 saves and also had an assist for Columbus (39-27-12, 90 points).
Justin Faulk scored two goals and Dylan Larkin added the other for Detroit (40-29-9, 89 points). John Gibson made 32 saves.
Heinen gave Columbus the lead just 2:06 into the contest. Detroit turned the puck over behind its own net and Mason Marchment pounced on it and slid it to Heinen, who scored from the slot.
Detroit took advantage of a Conor Garland interference penalty to tie it. Larkin scored his 31st goal on the power play. He tried to pass the puck near the crease to Alex DeBrincat but it was blocked. The puck came right back to him and Larkin beat Graves.
Faulk gave Detroit a 2-1 lead at 6:27 of the second period. Faulk collected a pass from Larkin at center ice and skated into the Blue Jackets zone. He split two defenders and beat Graeves on the glove side. Ben Chiarot had the second assist.
Werenski scored a power play goal at 10:59 of the period to tie it. He ripped a shot from the point off a feed from Denton Mateychuk. Greaves was credited with the second assist.
Faulk scored his second goal with 4:46 remaining. Andrew Copp won a draw in Columbus’ zone and DeBrincat passed the puck to Faulk, who beat Greaves on the stick side.
Fantilli tied it with a slapshot from the right circle that beat Gibson on the short side. Werenski and Kirill Marchenko had the assists.
–Field Level Media
Apr 7, 2026; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Columbus Blue Jackets left wing Danton Heinen (43) tries to score on Detroit Red Wings goaltender John Gibson (36) defended by defenseman Justin Faulk (72) in the first period at Little Caesars Arena. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images Zach Werenski had a goal and an assist in regulation, then scored the decisive goal in the shootout as the visiting Columbus Blue Jackets snapped a six-game losing streak with a 4-3 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Tuesday.
Adam Fantilli scored with 17 seconds left to force overtime, and Columbus won the shootout 3-2 in a game between teams fighting for the last wild card in the Eastern Conference. Danton Heinen also scored while goalie Jet Greaves made 34 saves and also had an assist for Columbus (39-27-12, 90 points).
Justin Faulk scored two goals and Dylan Larkin added the other for Detroit (40-29-9, 89 points). John Gibson made 32 saves.
Heinen gave Columbus the lead just 2:06 into the contest. Detroit turned the puck over behind its own net and Mason Marchment pounced on it and slid it to Heinen, who scored from the slot.
Detroit took advantage of a Conor Garland interference penalty to tie it. Larkin scored his 31st goal on the power play. He tried to pass the puck near the crease to Alex DeBrincat but it was blocked. The puck came right back to him and Larkin beat Graves.
Faulk gave Detroit a 2-1 lead at 6:27 of the second period. Faulk collected a pass from Larkin at center ice and skated into the Blue Jackets zone. He split two defenders and beat Graeves on the glove side. Ben Chiarot had the second assist.
Werenski scored a power play goal at 10:59 of the period to tie it. He ripped a shot from the point off a feed from Denton Mateychuk. Greaves was credited with the second assist.
Faulk scored his second goal with 4:46 remaining. Andrew Copp won a draw in Columbus’ zone and DeBrincat passed the puck to Faulk, who beat Greaves on the stick side.
Fantilli tied it with a slapshot from the right circle that beat Gibson on the short side. Werenski and Kirill Marchenko had the assists.
–Field Level Media
Apr 7, 2026; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Columbus Blue Jackets left wing Danton Heinen (43) tries to score on Detroit Red Wings goaltender John Gibson (36) defended by defenseman Justin Faulk (72) in the first period at Little Caesars Arena. Mandatory Credit: Rick Osentoski-Imagn Images Zach Werenski had a goal and an assist in regulation, then scored the decisive goal in the shootout as the visiting Columbus Blue Jackets snapped a six-game losing streak with a 4-3 win over the Detroit Red Wings on Tuesday.
Adam Fantilli scored with 17 seconds left to force overtime, and Columbus won the shootout 3-2 in a game between teams fighting for the last wild card in the Eastern Conference. Danton Heinen also scored while goalie Jet Greaves made 34 saves and also had an assist for Columbus (39-27-12, 90 points).
Justin Faulk scored two goals and Dylan Larkin added the other for Detroit (40-29-9, 89 points). John Gibson made 32 saves.
Heinen gave Columbus the lead just 2:06 into the contest. Detroit turned the puck over behind its own net and Mason Marchment pounced on it and slid it to Heinen, who scored from the slot.
Detroit took advantage of a Conor Garland interference penalty to tie it. Larkin scored his 31st goal on the power play. He tried to pass the puck near the crease to Alex DeBrincat but it was blocked. The puck came right back to him and Larkin beat Graves.
Faulk gave Detroit a 2-1 lead at 6:27 of the second period. Faulk collected a pass from Larkin at center ice and skated into the Blue Jackets zone. He split two defenders and beat Graeves on the glove side. Ben Chiarot had the second assist.
Werenski scored a power play goal at 10:59 of the period to tie it. He ripped a shot from the point off a feed from Denton Mateychuk. Greaves was credited with the second assist.
Faulk scored his second goal with 4:46 remaining. Andrew Copp won a draw in Columbus’ zone and DeBrincat passed the puck to Faulk, who beat Greaves on the stick side.
Fantilli tied it with a slapshot from the right circle that beat Gibson on the short side. Werenski and Kirill Marchenko had the assists.
–Field Level Media
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#Juventus #Dusan #Vlahovic #suffers #latest #injury #setback">Juventus’ Dusan Vlahovic suffers latest injury setback
Juventus’ Serbia attacker Dusan Vlahovic is set to be sidelined for three weeks due to a calf issue, having recently recovered from a groin injury.
Vlahovic, 26, had been out since December but returned to action in mid-March before suffering this latest setback during Monday’s 2-0 Serie A win over Genoa.
According to Italian media, Vlahovic will be out for at least three weeks.
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“During the warm-up held in the second half of the match against Genoa, Dusan Vlahovic felt an issue in his left calf,” Juventus said.
“As a result, this morning he underwent diagnostic tests. The examinations revealed low-grade damage,” it added.
Juventus is fifth in the Italian table, one point behind Como in the final Champions League spot with seven games of the season to play.
Published on Apr 07, 2026
Juventus’ Serbia attacker Dusan Vlahovic is set to be sidelined for three weeks due to a calf issue, having recently recovered from a groin injury.
Vlahovic, 26, had been out since December but returned to action in mid-March before suffering this latest setback during Monday’s 2-0 Serie A win over Genoa.
According to Italian media, Vlahovic will be out for at least three weeks.
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“During the warm-up held in the second half of the match against Genoa, Dusan Vlahovic felt an issue in his left calf,” Juventus said.
“As a result, this morning he underwent diagnostic tests. The examinations revealed low-grade damage,” it added.
Juventus is fifth in the Italian table, one point behind Como in the final Champions League spot with seven games of the season to play.
Published on Apr 07, 2026
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#Deadspin #Jays #rematch #Dodgers #World #Series #hero #Yoshinobu #Yamamoto">Deadspin | Jays get rematch against Dodgers’ World Series hero Yoshinobu Yamamoto
Mar 27, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto (18) is introduced to receive his World Series ring during a ceremony prior to the game against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Dodger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images There will be a rematch within a rematch Tuesday night when the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers go for another series victory against the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Dodgers won the opener of the three-game set 14-2 on Monday for their fourth straight win and the Blue Jays’ fifth consecutive loss.
The middle encounter of the series will feature a rematch of the starters from Game 6, also in Toronto, of the 2025 World Series, won by the Dodgers in seven games.
Toronto is scheduled to start Kevin Gausman (0-0, 0.75 ERA), while Los Angeles will start fellow right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto (1-1, 3.00).
Yamamoto earned the decision over Gausman last Oct. 31 in the World Series by allowing one run, five hits and one walk while striking out six in six innings. Gausman allowed three runs, three hits and two walks and struck out eight in six innings.
Yamamoto, who pitched a four-hit complete game in winning Game 2 of the Series, also tossed 2 2/3 innings of relief in Game 7 to earn his third win of the set. He was named World Series MVP.
The realization of what he was doing by following a start with a relief appearance the next day did not strike him until he started to warm up.
“To be honest, I wasn’t thinking about it until the moment I got up to the mound,” Yamamoto said before the game on Monday. “But as I was getting warmed up in the bullpen, it started getting real.”
Yamamoto has not faced Toronto in the regular season while Gausman is 2-3 with a 3.57 ERA in nine career regular-season games (eight starts) against the Dodgers.
The series opener on Monday had none of the drama that made the 2025 World Series a classic.
The Dodgers outhit the Blue Jays 17-5 and had two homers from Dalton Rushing and one each from Teoscar Hernandez, Freddie Freeman and Shohei Ohtani. Rushing reached base five times with four hits and a hit by pitch.
Both teams had position players pitch the ninth inning.
The Blue Jays have been working through injuries, and there was another issue on Monday when starting pitcher Max Scherzer left the game after allowing two runs in two innings. Manager John Schneider said the right-hander has been dealing with tendinitis in his right forearm but remained “fairly confident” that he could make his next start.·
“I don’t think it’s a major issue, just something that needs to be addressed,” Scherzer said. “My mind is that I’m going to be making my next start.”
Josh Fleming, promoted from Triple-A Buffalo on Monday, replaced him and allowed four runs in three innings. Austin Voth, who pitched in relief on Sunday, was designated for assignment to make room for Fleming.
The Toronto crowd booed when the lineups were announced before the game.
Dodgers starter Justin Wrobleski made four World Series appearances, including Game 7 when he hit Andres Gimenez with a pitch. He said he expected an unfavorable reception.
“Obviously, you don’t ever want to be booed, but in this scenario it’s OK,” he said. “They wouldn’t boo me if they didn’t know who I was. It was fun. They care about baseball here. It was a fun environment. I think if people weren’t a little upset and a little — I don’t know — passionate about what happened last year in the World Series, maybe they’re not real fans.”
Wrobleski allowed one run and two hits over five innings on Monday.
–Field Level Media
Mar 27, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto (18) is introduced to receive his World Series ring during a ceremony prior to the game against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Dodger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images There will be a rematch within a rematch Tuesday night when the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers go for another series victory against the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Dodgers won the opener of the three-game set 14-2 on Monday for their fourth straight win and the Blue Jays’ fifth consecutive loss.
The middle encounter of the series will feature a rematch of the starters from Game 6, also in Toronto, of the 2025 World Series, won by the Dodgers in seven games.
Toronto is scheduled to start Kevin Gausman (0-0, 0.75 ERA), while Los Angeles will start fellow right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto (1-1, 3.00).
Yamamoto earned the decision over Gausman last Oct. 31 in the World Series by allowing one run, five hits and one walk while striking out six in six innings. Gausman allowed three runs, three hits and two walks and struck out eight in six innings.
Yamamoto, who pitched a four-hit complete game in winning Game 2 of the Series, also tossed 2 2/3 innings of relief in Game 7 to earn his third win of the set. He was named World Series MVP.
The realization of what he was doing by following a start with a relief appearance the next day did not strike him until he started to warm up.
“To be honest, I wasn’t thinking about it until the moment I got up to the mound,” Yamamoto said before the game on Monday. “But as I was getting warmed up in the bullpen, it started getting real.”
Yamamoto has not faced Toronto in the regular season while Gausman is 2-3 with a 3.57 ERA in nine career regular-season games (eight starts) against the Dodgers.
The series opener on Monday had none of the drama that made the 2025 World Series a classic.
The Dodgers outhit the Blue Jays 17-5 and had two homers from Dalton Rushing and one each from Teoscar Hernandez, Freddie Freeman and Shohei Ohtani. Rushing reached base five times with four hits and a hit by pitch.
Both teams had position players pitch the ninth inning.
The Blue Jays have been working through injuries, and there was another issue on Monday when starting pitcher Max Scherzer left the game after allowing two runs in two innings. Manager John Schneider said the right-hander has been dealing with tendinitis in his right forearm but remained “fairly confident” that he could make his next start.·
“I don’t think it’s a major issue, just something that needs to be addressed,” Scherzer said. “My mind is that I’m going to be making my next start.”
Josh Fleming, promoted from Triple-A Buffalo on Monday, replaced him and allowed four runs in three innings. Austin Voth, who pitched in relief on Sunday, was designated for assignment to make room for Fleming.
The Toronto crowd booed when the lineups were announced before the game.
Dodgers starter Justin Wrobleski made four World Series appearances, including Game 7 when he hit Andres Gimenez with a pitch. He said he expected an unfavorable reception.
“Obviously, you don’t ever want to be booed, but in this scenario it’s OK,” he said. “They wouldn’t boo me if they didn’t know who I was. It was fun. They care about baseball here. It was a fun environment. I think if people weren’t a little upset and a little — I don’t know — passionate about what happened last year in the World Series, maybe they’re not real fans.”
Wrobleski allowed one run and two hits over five innings on Monday.
–Field Level Media
Mar 27, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto (18) is introduced to receive his World Series ring during a ceremony prior to the game against the Arizona Diamondbacks at Dodger Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Jayne Kamin-Oncea-Imagn Images There will be a rematch within a rematch Tuesday night when the visiting Los Angeles Dodgers go for another series victory against the Toronto Blue Jays.
The Dodgers won the opener of the three-game set 14-2 on Monday for their fourth straight win and the Blue Jays’ fifth consecutive loss.
The middle encounter of the series will feature a rematch of the starters from Game 6, also in Toronto, of the 2025 World Series, won by the Dodgers in seven games.
Toronto is scheduled to start Kevin Gausman (0-0, 0.75 ERA), while Los Angeles will start fellow right-hander Yoshinobu Yamamoto (1-1, 3.00).
Yamamoto earned the decision over Gausman last Oct. 31 in the World Series by allowing one run, five hits and one walk while striking out six in six innings. Gausman allowed three runs, three hits and two walks and struck out eight in six innings.
Yamamoto, who pitched a four-hit complete game in winning Game 2 of the Series, also tossed 2 2/3 innings of relief in Game 7 to earn his third win of the set. He was named World Series MVP.
The realization of what he was doing by following a start with a relief appearance the next day did not strike him until he started to warm up.
“To be honest, I wasn’t thinking about it until the moment I got up to the mound,” Yamamoto said before the game on Monday. “But as I was getting warmed up in the bullpen, it started getting real.”
Yamamoto has not faced Toronto in the regular season while Gausman is 2-3 with a 3.57 ERA in nine career regular-season games (eight starts) against the Dodgers.
The series opener on Monday had none of the drama that made the 2025 World Series a classic.
The Dodgers outhit the Blue Jays 17-5 and had two homers from Dalton Rushing and one each from Teoscar Hernandez, Freddie Freeman and Shohei Ohtani. Rushing reached base five times with four hits and a hit by pitch.
Both teams had position players pitch the ninth inning.
The Blue Jays have been working through injuries, and there was another issue on Monday when starting pitcher Max Scherzer left the game after allowing two runs in two innings. Manager John Schneider said the right-hander has been dealing with tendinitis in his right forearm but remained “fairly confident” that he could make his next start.·
“I don’t think it’s a major issue, just something that needs to be addressed,” Scherzer said. “My mind is that I’m going to be making my next start.”
Josh Fleming, promoted from Triple-A Buffalo on Monday, replaced him and allowed four runs in three innings. Austin Voth, who pitched in relief on Sunday, was designated for assignment to make room for Fleming.
The Toronto crowd booed when the lineups were announced before the game.
Dodgers starter Justin Wrobleski made four World Series appearances, including Game 7 when he hit Andres Gimenez with a pitch. He said he expected an unfavorable reception.
“Obviously, you don’t ever want to be booed, but in this scenario it’s OK,” he said. “They wouldn’t boo me if they didn’t know who I was. It was fun. They care about baseball here. It was a fun environment. I think if people weren’t a little upset and a little — I don’t know — passionate about what happened last year in the World Series, maybe they’re not real fans.”
Wrobleski allowed one run and two hits over five innings on Monday.
–Field Level Media
Mar 27, 2026; Los Angeles, California, USA; Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto (18) is…
