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Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (27) hits an RBI double during the 10th inning of their game against the Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday, April 14, 2026 at American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Milwaukee Brewers will turn to Chad Patrick on the mound as they look to halt their six-game skid when they host the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday night.
Patrick (1-0, 0.73 ERA) will oppose fellow right-hander Dylan Cease (0-0, 2.45).
Toronto won the series opener with a wild 9-7 comeback victory in 10 innings Tuesday. The Blue Jays scored three runs in the ninth off struggling closer Trevor Megill, only to see the Brewers tie the score at 6 with two runs in the bottom of the inning.
Myles Straw doubled to drive in a pair of runs to key a three-run 10th inning, lifting Toronto to just its third win in the last 11 games.
“it’s huge. This is the best kind of win, in my opinion,” Straw said. “This is what we did a lot of last year, and last year we were a really good team. So that’s what it’s going to take.”
The losing streak is the Brewers’ longest since the team dropped six straight games in June 2023. Milwaukee is 0-4 on its current six-game homestand.
Cease, who will make his fourth start of the season, has allowed six runs (four earned) in 14 2/3 innings. He has struck out 26, walked nine and has yet to allow a homer.
Cease allowed two runs (one earned) in five innings in his most recent start but did not get a decision in a 4-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers last Wednesday. He struck out eight but walked four in a 96-pitch outing.
Cease is 1-1 with a 3.18 ERA in four career starts vs. Milwaukee, with 32 strikeouts in 22 2/3 innings. He faced the Brewers once last season while with the San Diego Padres, allowing one run on six hits without a decision in a 3-1 defeat.
Daulton Varsho, who played collegiately at nearby Wisconsin-Milwaukee, was 2-for-5 with a homer Tuesday to extend his hitting streak to five games. He is batting .409 with three homers, two doubles and six RBIs over that span.
Patrick will make his fourth appearance and third start of the season. He came out of the bullpen his last time out, following an opener with three scoreless innings in his team’s 7-3 loss to the Nationals on Friday.
Patrick has allowed just one run in 12 1/3 innings, with seven strikeouts and five walks. He has yet to face the Blue Jays in his career.
Megill, who had 30 saves in 36 chances last season, is 0-2 with a 14.40 ERA. Tuesday was his first blown save in three opportunities. In his previous outing, he allowed four runs, facing five batters without getting an out.
Brewers manager Pat Murphy would not rule out a change at closer.
“We’ll see. I don’t know for sure. I like to talk to other people about it,” Murphy said. “Obviously you can’t have a guy go out there six times and three times not do the job. The way he’s throwing the ball now, he doesn’t deserve it.”
Both Jake Bauers and Gary Sanchez hit their fifth homers of the season for Milwaukee in Tuesday’s loss, giving them a combined 10 of the team’s 18 homers.
Third baseman Luis Rengifo, signed as a free agent by the Brewers during the offseason, is batting .128 and is hitless in his last 19 at-bats.
–Field Level Media
Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (27) hits an RBI double during the 10th inning of their game against the Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday, April 14, 2026 at American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Milwaukee Brewers will turn to Chad Patrick on the mound as they look to halt their six-game skid when they host the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday night.
Patrick (1-0, 0.73 ERA) will oppose fellow right-hander Dylan Cease (0-0, 2.45).
Toronto won the series opener with a wild 9-7 comeback victory in 10 innings Tuesday. The Blue Jays scored three runs in the ninth off struggling closer Trevor Megill, only to see the Brewers tie the score at 6 with two runs in the bottom of the inning.
Myles Straw doubled to drive in a pair of runs to key a three-run 10th inning, lifting Toronto to just its third win in the last 11 games.
“it’s huge. This is the best kind of win, in my opinion,” Straw said. “This is what we did a lot of last year, and last year we were a really good team. So that’s what it’s going to take.”
The losing streak is the Brewers’ longest since the team dropped six straight games in June 2023. Milwaukee is 0-4 on its current six-game homestand.
Cease, who will make his fourth start of the season, has allowed six runs (four earned) in 14 2/3 innings. He has struck out 26, walked nine and has yet to allow a homer.
Cease allowed two runs (one earned) in five innings in his most recent start but did not get a decision in a 4-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers last Wednesday. He struck out eight but walked four in a 96-pitch outing.
Cease is 1-1 with a 3.18 ERA in four career starts vs. Milwaukee, with 32 strikeouts in 22 2/3 innings. He faced the Brewers once last season while with the San Diego Padres, allowing one run on six hits without a decision in a 3-1 defeat.
Daulton Varsho, who played collegiately at nearby Wisconsin-Milwaukee, was 2-for-5 with a homer Tuesday to extend his hitting streak to five games. He is batting .409 with three homers, two doubles and six RBIs over that span.
Patrick will make his fourth appearance and third start of the season. He came out of the bullpen his last time out, following an opener with three scoreless innings in his team’s 7-3 loss to the Nationals on Friday.
Patrick has allowed just one run in 12 1/3 innings, with seven strikeouts and five walks. He has yet to face the Blue Jays in his career.
Megill, who had 30 saves in 36 chances last season, is 0-2 with a 14.40 ERA. Tuesday was his first blown save in three opportunities. In his previous outing, he allowed four runs, facing five batters without getting an out.
Brewers manager Pat Murphy would not rule out a change at closer.
“We’ll see. I don’t know for sure. I like to talk to other people about it,” Murphy said. “Obviously you can’t have a guy go out there six times and three times not do the job. The way he’s throwing the ball now, he doesn’t deserve it.”
Both Jake Bauers and Gary Sanchez hit their fifth homers of the season for Milwaukee in Tuesday’s loss, giving them a combined 10 of the team’s 18 homers.
Third baseman Luis Rengifo, signed as a free agent by the Brewers during the offseason, is batting .128 and is hitless in his last 19 at-bats.
–Field Level Media
Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (27) hits an RBI double during the 10th inning of their game against the Milwaukee Brewers Tuesday, April 14, 2026 at American Family Field in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Milwaukee Brewers will turn to Chad Patrick on the mound as they look to halt their six-game skid when they host the Toronto Blue Jays on Wednesday night.
Patrick (1-0, 0.73 ERA) will oppose fellow right-hander Dylan Cease (0-0, 2.45).
Toronto won the series opener with a wild 9-7 comeback victory in 10 innings Tuesday. The Blue Jays scored three runs in the ninth off struggling closer Trevor Megill, only to see the Brewers tie the score at 6 with two runs in the bottom of the inning.
Myles Straw doubled to drive in a pair of runs to key a three-run 10th inning, lifting Toronto to just its third win in the last 11 games.
“it’s huge. This is the best kind of win, in my opinion,” Straw said. “This is what we did a lot of last year, and last year we were a really good team. So that’s what it’s going to take.”
The losing streak is the Brewers’ longest since the team dropped six straight games in June 2023. Milwaukee is 0-4 on its current six-game homestand.
Cease, who will make his fourth start of the season, has allowed six runs (four earned) in 14 2/3 innings. He has struck out 26, walked nine and has yet to allow a homer.
Cease allowed two runs (one earned) in five innings in his most recent start but did not get a decision in a 4-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers last Wednesday. He struck out eight but walked four in a 96-pitch outing.
Cease is 1-1 with a 3.18 ERA in four career starts vs. Milwaukee, with 32 strikeouts in 22 2/3 innings. He faced the Brewers once last season while with the San Diego Padres, allowing one run on six hits without a decision in a 3-1 defeat.
Daulton Varsho, who played collegiately at nearby Wisconsin-Milwaukee, was 2-for-5 with a homer Tuesday to extend his hitting streak to five games. He is batting .409 with three homers, two doubles and six RBIs over that span.
Patrick will make his fourth appearance and third start of the season. He came out of the bullpen his last time out, following an opener with three scoreless innings in his team’s 7-3 loss to the Nationals on Friday.
Patrick has allowed just one run in 12 1/3 innings, with seven strikeouts and five walks. He has yet to face the Blue Jays in his career.
Megill, who had 30 saves in 36 chances last season, is 0-2 with a 14.40 ERA. Tuesday was his first blown save in three opportunities. In his previous outing, he allowed four runs, facing five batters without getting an out.
Brewers manager Pat Murphy would not rule out a change at closer.
“We’ll see. I don’t know for sure. I like to talk to other people about it,” Murphy said. “Obviously you can’t have a guy go out there six times and three times not do the job. The way he’s throwing the ball now, he doesn’t deserve it.”
Both Jake Bauers and Gary Sanchez hit their fifth homers of the season for Milwaukee in Tuesday’s loss, giving them a combined 10 of the team’s 18 homers.
Third baseman Luis Rengifo, signed as a free agent by the Brewers during the offseason, is batting .128 and is hitless in his last 19 at-bats.
–Field Level Media
Toronto Blue Jays first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. (27) hits an RBI double during the…
In 2026, there are no quarterbacks, wide receivers or offensive lineman on the list. There are just not enough evidence that there are fool-proof talent here.
Yes, I like Fernando Mendoza. He is, by far, the best quarterback in this draft and the Las Vegas Raiders should feel great about taking him with the No. 1 overall pick. But is Mendoza a true can’t-miss quarterback prospect? I’m not sure we can say that. The same goes for Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate. He’s worthy of being a top pick, but are there risks, sure.
So here goes our truncated list of bust-proof draft prospects:
Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love
You know it’s a strange draft when the most sure thing is a running back. It wasn’t long ago when the position was an early round after thought. But this kid can play. There are no real concerns about him at all and he should easily be a top-five pick. He will make some team very happy.
Ohio State safety Caleb Downs
It won’t surprise me if we look back at this draft class and consider Downs the best player. He has major potential. He is simply a plug-and-play safety. He hits like a classic NFL safety and he rarely makes mistakes. He can quickly define a defense and be the face of the franchise-type. Running backs and safeties at the top of the list? Yes, positional value is basically out the window in this draft. Accept it; embrace it.
Delane should be a sure 10-top pick. He is very consistent, which is important at this position. He is a prototypical cornerback who is known for his tight coverage. He has a deep tool box that should help have a long career as a No. 1 corner.
Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren
It’s a good year to need a top-level safety. McNeil-Warren may not the ceiling that Downs has, but he is a special prospect. He has great size and he is an athletic force. He is a highly productive player. There’s just nothing not to like about this prospect.
Miami pass rusher Akheem Mesidor
We’ve bypassed other pass rushers such as Ohio State’s Arvell Reese and Texas Tech’s David Bailey. They could be taken with the second and third picks. We’re not saying Mesidor is going to be a better NFL player than Reese and Bailey. Yet, we are very comfortable that he will be a good player and provide great production from a player who will likely be taken in the second half of the first round. We don’t have much worry that he will bust. Mesidor has clean tape and his fundamentals are strong for a pass rusher coming into the league. He has a great motor and he is also good against the run. He already looks like he knows how to play the NFL game.
Hunter may not be the first player at is position taken and others are solid prospects. But we really like what we see from Hunter. He looks like an NFL-ready nose tackle. He will be one of those guys that sticks around for a decade and cashes in on a couple of big contracts during his career. He’d be a great get early in the second round.
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Many league observers believe the 2026 NFL draft class is not a strong one overall. To further strengthen the claim, there just aren’t many sure things in this class.
In 2026, there are no quarterbacks, wide receivers or offensive lineman on the list. There are just not enough evidence that there are fool-proof talent here.
Yes, I like Fernando Mendoza. He is, by far, the best quarterback in this draft and the Las Vegas Raiders should feel great about taking him with the No. 1 overall pick. But is Mendoza a true can’t-miss quarterback prospect? I’m not sure we can say that. The same goes for Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate. He’s worthy of being a top pick, but are there risks, sure.
So here goes our truncated list of bust-proof draft prospects:
Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love
You know it’s a strange draft when the most sure thing is a running back. It wasn’t long ago when the position was an early round after thought. But this kid can play. There are no real concerns about him at all and he should easily be a top-five pick. He will make some team very happy.
Ohio State safety Caleb Downs
It won’t surprise me if we look back at this draft class and consider Downs the best player. He has major potential. He is simply a plug-and-play safety. He hits like a classic NFL safety and he rarely makes mistakes. He can quickly define a defense and be the face of the franchise-type. Running backs and safeties at the top of the list? Yes, positional value is basically out the window in this draft. Accept it; embrace it.
Delane should be a sure 10-top pick. He is very consistent, which is important at this position. He is a prototypical cornerback who is known for his tight coverage. He has a deep tool box that should help have a long career as a No. 1 corner.
Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren
It’s a good year to need a top-level safety. McNeil-Warren may not the ceiling that Downs has, but he is a special prospect. He has great size and he is an athletic force. He is a highly productive player. There’s just nothing not to like about this prospect.
Miami pass rusher Akheem Mesidor
We’ve bypassed other pass rushers such as Ohio State’s Arvell Reese and Texas Tech’s David Bailey. They could be taken with the second and third picks. We’re not saying Mesidor is going to be a better NFL player than Reese and Bailey. Yet, we are very comfortable that he will be a good player and provide great production from a player who will likely be taken in the second half of the first round. We don’t have much worry that he will bust. Mesidor has clean tape and his fundamentals are strong for a pass rusher coming into the league. He has a great motor and he is also good against the run. He already looks like he knows how to play the NFL game.
Hunter may not be the first player at is position taken and others are solid prospects. But we really like what we see from Hunter. He looks like an NFL-ready nose tackle. He will be one of those guys that sticks around for a decade and cashes in on a couple of big contracts during his career. He’d be a great get early in the second round.
Many league observers believe the 2026 NFL draft class is not a strong one overall. To further strengthen the claim, there just aren’t many sure things in this class.
In 2026, there are no quarterbacks, wide receivers or offensive lineman on the list. There are just not enough evidence that there are fool-proof talent here.
Yes, I like Fernando Mendoza. He is, by far, the best quarterback in this draft and the Las Vegas Raiders should feel great about taking him with the No. 1 overall pick. But is Mendoza a true can’t-miss quarterback prospect? I’m not sure we can say that. The same goes for Ohio State wide receiver Carnell Tate. He’s worthy of being a top pick, but are there risks, sure.
So here goes our truncated list of bust-proof draft prospects:
Notre Dame RB Jeremiyah Love
You know it’s a strange draft when the most sure thing is a running back. It wasn’t long ago when the position was an early round after thought. But this kid can play. There are no real concerns about him at all and he should easily be a top-five pick. He will make some team very happy.
Ohio State safety Caleb Downs
It won’t surprise me if we look back at this draft class and consider Downs the best player. He has major potential. He is simply a plug-and-play safety. He hits like a classic NFL safety and he rarely makes mistakes. He can quickly define a defense and be the face of the franchise-type. Running backs and safeties at the top of the list? Yes, positional value is basically out the window in this draft. Accept it; embrace it.
Delane should be a sure 10-top pick. He is very consistent, which is important at this position. He is a prototypical cornerback who is known for his tight coverage. He has a deep tool box that should help have a long career as a No. 1 corner.
Toledo safety Emmanuel McNeil-Warren
It’s a good year to need a top-level safety. McNeil-Warren may not the ceiling that Downs has, but he is a special prospect. He has great size and he is an athletic force. He is a highly productive player. There’s just nothing not to like about this prospect.
Miami pass rusher Akheem Mesidor
We’ve bypassed other pass rushers such as Ohio State’s Arvell Reese and Texas Tech’s David Bailey. They could be taken with the second and third picks. We’re not saying Mesidor is going to be a better NFL player than Reese and Bailey. Yet, we are very comfortable that he will be a good player and provide great production from a player who will likely be taken in the second half of the first round. We don’t have much worry that he will bust. Mesidor has clean tape and his fundamentals are strong for a pass rusher coming into the league. He has a great motor and he is also good against the run. He already looks like he knows how to play the NFL game.
Hunter may not be the first player at is position taken and others are solid prospects. But we really like what we see from Hunter. He looks like an NFL-ready nose tackle. He will be one of those guys that sticks around for a decade and cashes in on a couple of big contracts during his career. He’d be a great get early in the second round.
Many league observers believe the 2026 NFL draft class is not a strong one overall.…
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#Kerala #Blasters #NorthEast #United #LIVE #score #ISL #KBFC #NEUFC #begins">Kerala Blasters vs NorthEast United FC LIVE score, ISL 2025-26: KBFC 0-0 NEUFC; First half begins
So far, there are two distinct ways to attack, at least ones apparent to me. For NEUFC, it’s more about whipping in crosses, either from the right through Jithin MS or booting the ball forward from the backline, in hopes of finding the likes of Parthib up front.
For Kerala, it’s more about build-up play, with Vibin, Yoke instrumental in finding that through ball forward.
So far, there are two distinct ways to attack, at least ones apparent to me. For NEUFC, it’s more about whipping in crosses, either from the right through Jithin MS or booting the ball forward from the backline, in hopes of finding the likes of Parthib up front.
For Kerala, it’s more about build-up play, with Vibin, Yoke instrumental in finding that through ball forward.
So far, there are two distinct ways to attack, at least ones apparent to me.…
