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#Deadspin #Orioles #place #RHP #Dean #Kremer #quad #recall #Brandon #Young">Deadspin | Orioles place RHP Dean Kremer (quad) on IL, recall Brandon Young
Apr 18, 2026; Cleveland, Ohio, USA; Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dean Kremer (64) throws a pitch during the first inning against the Cleveland Guardians at Progressive Field. Mandatory Credit: Ken Blaze-Imagn Images The Baltimore Orioles placed veteran right-hander Dean Kremer on the 15-day injured list with a right quad strain, the team announced on Thursday evening.
Kremer was slated to start Friday night’s series opener against the visiting Boston Red Sox. The Orioles have recalled righty Brandon Young from Triple-A Norfolk and announced that he would make the start.
In a surprise move, Kremer, a seven-year veteran, opened the season in Norfolk as he was squeezed out of Baltimore’s five-man rotation. He returned on April 13 and allowed two earned runs in five innings but did not figure in the decision as the Orioles defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks, 9-7.
Kremer (0-1, 4.09 ERA) started in Cleveland on Saturday, permitting three runs in six innings but suffered the loss in a 4-2 setback.
The 30-year old owns a 41-41 record and 4.26 ERA in 128 games (125 starts) for Baltimore.
Young was recalled on April 6 to replace Zach Eflin, who was lost for the season and has undergone Tommy John surgery. Young earned the win in a 2-1 decision over the Chicago White Sox, blanking the hosts over five innings. Young allowed two hits, two walks and fanned a pair of batters.
Young earned a ticket back to Norfolk after that start. He started a dozen games for the Orioles in 2025, posting a 1-7 record and 6.24 ERA.
Young did not face Boston in 2025.
–Field Level Media
Apr 18, 2026; Cleveland, Ohio, USA; Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dean Kremer (64) throws a pitch during the first inning against the Cleveland Guardians at Progressive Field. Mandatory Credit: Ken Blaze-Imagn Images The Baltimore Orioles placed veteran right-hander Dean Kremer on the 15-day injured list with a right quad strain, the team announced on Thursday evening.
Kremer was slated to start Friday night’s series opener against the visiting Boston Red Sox. The Orioles have recalled righty Brandon Young from Triple-A Norfolk and announced that he would make the start.
In a surprise move, Kremer, a seven-year veteran, opened the season in Norfolk as he was squeezed out of Baltimore’s five-man rotation. He returned on April 13 and allowed two earned runs in five innings but did not figure in the decision as the Orioles defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks, 9-7.
Kremer (0-1, 4.09 ERA) started in Cleveland on Saturday, permitting three runs in six innings but suffered the loss in a 4-2 setback.
The 30-year old owns a 41-41 record and 4.26 ERA in 128 games (125 starts) for Baltimore.
Young was recalled on April 6 to replace Zach Eflin, who was lost for the season and has undergone Tommy John surgery. Young earned the win in a 2-1 decision over the Chicago White Sox, blanking the hosts over five innings. Young allowed two hits, two walks and fanned a pair of batters.
Young earned a ticket back to Norfolk after that start. He started a dozen games for the Orioles in 2025, posting a 1-7 record and 6.24 ERA.
Young did not face Boston in 2025.
–Field Level Media
Apr 18, 2026; Cleveland, Ohio, USA; Baltimore Orioles starting pitcher Dean Kremer (64) throws a pitch during the first inning against the Cleveland Guardians at Progressive Field. Mandatory Credit: Ken Blaze-Imagn Images The Baltimore Orioles placed veteran right-hander Dean Kremer on the 15-day injured list with a right quad strain, the team announced on Thursday evening.
Kremer was slated to start Friday night’s series opener against the visiting Boston Red Sox. The Orioles have recalled righty Brandon Young from Triple-A Norfolk and announced that he would make the start.
In a surprise move, Kremer, a seven-year veteran, opened the season in Norfolk as he was squeezed out of Baltimore’s five-man rotation. He returned on April 13 and allowed two earned runs in five innings but did not figure in the decision as the Orioles defeated the Arizona Diamondbacks, 9-7.
Kremer (0-1, 4.09 ERA) started in Cleveland on Saturday, permitting three runs in six innings but suffered the loss in a 4-2 setback.
The 30-year old owns a 41-41 record and 4.26 ERA in 128 games (125 starts) for Baltimore.
Young was recalled on April 6 to replace Zach Eflin, who was lost for the season and has undergone Tommy John surgery. Young earned the win in a 2-1 decision over the Chicago White Sox, blanking the hosts over five innings. Young allowed two hits, two walks and fanned a pair of batters.
Young earned a ticket back to Norfolk after that start. He started a dozen games for the Orioles in 2025, posting a 1-7 record and 6.24 ERA.
Young did not face Boston in 2025.
–Field Level Media
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#NADAs #Intelligence #Investigations #Unit #tipoff #leads #seizure #banned #drugs #Najafgarh">NADA’s Intelligence and Investigations Unit tip-off leads to seizure of banned drugs in Najafgarh
In a major success for the National Anti-Doping Agency’s (NADA) Intelligence and Investigations unit, a tip-off from the body resulted in the confiscation of several prohibited substances, including anabolic steroids like methenolone and stanozolol, in Najafgarh following a joint operation, that included the local police.
The joint task force was led by Central Food Safety Officers (CFSOs) and also featured Food Safety and Standards Authority of India’s (FSSAI) officials, who cracked the whip on Friday following specific intelligence from NADA.
Approximately 2,800 capsules/tablets and 11 injectable units of prohibited substances, including anabolic steroids — Methenolone Enanthate, Trenbolone, and Stanozolol — were recovered.
Three hundred Methandienone and 850 Oxandrolone tablets along with 1,500 Selective Androgen Receptor Modulator (SARMs) capsules were recovered from the premises of Gaurav Vats Nutrition, which is run by one Gaurav Vats.
All these substances are steroids banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) as they can be abused for building muscle mass to gain unfair performance advantage.
Injections of Adenosine Monophosphate, a prohibited hormone and metabolic modulator that helps endurance, were also among the recoveries.
WADA president Witold Banka, who was recently in India for a conference on Intelligence and Information gathering operations of the world body, had stated that India is the world’s largest producer of banned Performance Enhancing Drugs (PEDs).
“The State Drug Control Department has taken custody of the drugs and drawn samples for formal legal proceedings,” the police stated.
READ | WADA chief meets NADA officials to discuss protecting “integrity of sport” in India
A NADA source said it was informed about the presence of these banned substances by a “reliable source”. The body said it subsequently initiated a targeted investigation into the matter.
“The substances procured by NADA were sent to the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) for analysis. Laboratory findings confirmed that the substances were WADA-prohibited, and were additionally found to be contaminated with other prohibited substances, indicating serious concerns regarding quality, safety, and deliberate adulteration,” said the source.
Following this, regulatory bodies were alerted for “necessary intervention and further action under applicable laws.” “Intelligence-driven investigations and inter-agency collaboration continue to play a critical role in identifying and dismantling networks involved in doping and illegal supply chains,” the source said.
Banka, during his visit, had acknowledged the efforts being made to address the doping problem in India, describing them as “sincere”. However, the country’s abysmal record remains a major concern given its ambition to become an Olympic host in 2036.
India has been topping the WADA’s annual list of dope offenders for the past three years and was recently placed in Category A by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU), which means that Indian athletes must now comply with more stringent anti-doping stipulations because of the “extremely high” risk of doping in the country.
The WADA president had emphasised on the need to crack down on suppliers of banned substances besides ramping up testing figures. WADA has a tie-up with INTERPOL to target supply chains and has launched ‘Operation Upstream’ to disrupt the illegal market run by “organised crime networks”.
The operation has so far covered over 20 countries, including India where CBI is an active partner in intelligence gathering. The WADA said it has so far dismantled 88 illegal labs and seized 90 tonnes of PEDs, effectively preventing 1.8 billion such doses from reaching the market.
Expired supplements also recovered
In addition to the illegal PEDs, FSSAI officials also identified severe violations regarding health supplements sold at the Najafgarh premises without a valid food license.
“The raid uncovered 45 kg of expired Gainers and Whey Protein.” Another 85kg of non-expired protein and Creatine have been confiscated for “further safety inspection.” “FSSAI has initiated separate proceedings for violations related to food safety standards, storage, and the sale of expired products.”
Published on Apr 24, 2026
In a major success for the National Anti-Doping Agency’s (NADA) Intelligence and Investigations unit, a tip-off from the body resulted in the confiscation of several prohibited substances, including anabolic steroids like methenolone and stanozolol, in Najafgarh following a joint operation, that included the local police.
The joint task force was led by Central Food Safety Officers (CFSOs) and also featured Food Safety and Standards Authority of India’s (FSSAI) officials, who cracked the whip on Friday following specific intelligence from NADA.
Approximately 2,800 capsules/tablets and 11 injectable units of prohibited substances, including anabolic steroids — Methenolone Enanthate, Trenbolone, and Stanozolol — were recovered.
Three hundred Methandienone and 850 Oxandrolone tablets along with 1,500 Selective Androgen Receptor Modulator (SARMs) capsules were recovered from the premises of Gaurav Vats Nutrition, which is run by one Gaurav Vats.
All these substances are steroids banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) as they can be abused for building muscle mass to gain unfair performance advantage.
Injections of Adenosine Monophosphate, a prohibited hormone and metabolic modulator that helps endurance, were also among the recoveries.
WADA president Witold Banka, who was recently in India for a conference on Intelligence and Information gathering operations of the world body, had stated that India is the world’s largest producer of banned Performance Enhancing Drugs (PEDs).
“The State Drug Control Department has taken custody of the drugs and drawn samples for formal legal proceedings,” the police stated.
READ | WADA chief meets NADA officials to discuss protecting “integrity of sport” in India
A NADA source said it was informed about the presence of these banned substances by a “reliable source”. The body said it subsequently initiated a targeted investigation into the matter.
“The substances procured by NADA were sent to the National Forensic Sciences University (NFSU) for analysis. Laboratory findings confirmed that the substances were WADA-prohibited, and were additionally found to be contaminated with other prohibited substances, indicating serious concerns regarding quality, safety, and deliberate adulteration,” said the source.
Following this, regulatory bodies were alerted for “necessary intervention and further action under applicable laws.” “Intelligence-driven investigations and inter-agency collaboration continue to play a critical role in identifying and dismantling networks involved in doping and illegal supply chains,” the source said.
Banka, during his visit, had acknowledged the efforts being made to address the doping problem in India, describing them as “sincere”. However, the country’s abysmal record remains a major concern given its ambition to become an Olympic host in 2036.
India has been topping the WADA’s annual list of dope offenders for the past three years and was recently placed in Category A by the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU), which means that Indian athletes must now comply with more stringent anti-doping stipulations because of the “extremely high” risk of doping in the country.
The WADA president had emphasised on the need to crack down on suppliers of banned substances besides ramping up testing figures. WADA has a tie-up with INTERPOL to target supply chains and has launched ‘Operation Upstream’ to disrupt the illegal market run by “organised crime networks”.
The operation has so far covered over 20 countries, including India where CBI is an active partner in intelligence gathering. The WADA said it has so far dismantled 88 illegal labs and seized 90 tonnes of PEDs, effectively preventing 1.8 billion such doses from reaching the market.
Expired supplements also recovered
In addition to the illegal PEDs, FSSAI officials also identified severe violations regarding health supplements sold at the Najafgarh premises without a valid food license.
“The raid uncovered 45 kg of expired Gainers and Whey Protein.” Another 85kg of non-expired protein and Creatine have been confiscated for “further safety inspection.” “FSSAI has initiated separate proceedings for violations related to food safety standards, storage, and the sale of expired products.”
Published on Apr 24, 2026
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#Deadspin #Canadiens #Lightning #critical #game #OTladen #series">Deadspin | Canadiens, Lightning head into critical third game of OT-laden series
Apr 21, 2026; Tampa, Florida, USA; Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Darren Raddysh (43) and left wing Brandon Hagel (38) fight with Montreal Canadiens right wing Josh Anderson (17) during the second period in game two of the first round of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Benchmark International Arena. Mandatory Credit: Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images The Montreal Canadiens return home for Game 3 of their best-of-seven series against the Tampa Bay Lightning and have a chance to maintain the home-ice advantage they claimed in the opening game of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal.
Both of the games in Tampa went to overtime, with each team taking one. After the Canadiens won 4-3 on Sunday, the Lightning rebounded with a 3-2 win Tuesday.
Montreal led Tuesday’s game 2-1 before Nikita Kucherov tied the score with 7:27 remaining in regulation. J.J. Moser won it with his first goal of the postseason with 7:12 left in the first overtime.
Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis told reporters Thursday that Montreal was in command until the last 10 minutes of the third period.
“We controlled a lot of that game,” he said. “We just lost our way.”
After Juraj Slafkovsky scored a hat trick in the series-opening victory for Montreal, his teammates on the top line, Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki, added assists on Lane Hutson’s power-play goal in Game 2.
Through the first two games, Caufield and Suzuki have three assists each.
Caufield, who led the Canadiens with 51 goals in the regular season, told reporters that he expects more. He believes that’s possible, adding that while there may not be many opportunities, he and his line must be ready to pounce when they arise.
“We want more, and that’s what we’re going to do,” said Caufield, 25, who has improved on his goal totals in each of his five full seasons with the Habs. “We’re going to build off the energy of playing here and being excited for that. It’s a fun time of the year to play, and obviously it’s back to zero-zero.”
As the Lightning travel to Montreal, they are expected to have defensemen Charle-Edouard D’Astous and Victor Hedman be with the squad. However, it’s still uncertain whether D’Astous, who is out with an undisclosed injury, or Hedman, who has been on leave for a month, will return to the lineup.
Hedman, the team’s captain and 17-year veteran, played in a career-low 33 games this season with 16 of his 17 points coming on assists. The 35-year-old has been an effective offensive player for most of his career and played a key role on Tampa Bay’s power play.
His absence for most of this season has opened the door for Darren Raddysh to augment his role with the Lightning. In his third full season, the Toronto native, 30, posted personal highs with 22 goals and 48 assists. His 70 points equaled his total from the past two seasons.
The boost in offense did not necessarily come as a surprise to Lightning coach Jon Cooper, who told reporters Thursday that he remembered Raddysh once led the AHL in scoring around Christmas.
“He’s had that part to him,” the coach said about Raddysh, who scored a goal in Game 1. “He just had to find his niche.
“The spot opening up on the power play for him has helped, but that’s all playing time, confidence, having success, knowing what you can do. It took him a little bit of time to figure all that stuff out, and then it took a coach that finally clued in and played him more.”
–Field Level Media
Apr 21, 2026; Tampa, Florida, USA; Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Darren Raddysh (43) and left wing Brandon Hagel (38) fight with Montreal Canadiens right wing Josh Anderson (17) during the second period in game two of the first round of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Benchmark International Arena. Mandatory Credit: Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images The Montreal Canadiens return home for Game 3 of their best-of-seven series against the Tampa Bay Lightning and have a chance to maintain the home-ice advantage they claimed in the opening game of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal.
Both of the games in Tampa went to overtime, with each team taking one. After the Canadiens won 4-3 on Sunday, the Lightning rebounded with a 3-2 win Tuesday.
Montreal led Tuesday’s game 2-1 before Nikita Kucherov tied the score with 7:27 remaining in regulation. J.J. Moser won it with his first goal of the postseason with 7:12 left in the first overtime.
Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis told reporters Thursday that Montreal was in command until the last 10 minutes of the third period.
“We controlled a lot of that game,” he said. “We just lost our way.”
After Juraj Slafkovsky scored a hat trick in the series-opening victory for Montreal, his teammates on the top line, Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki, added assists on Lane Hutson’s power-play goal in Game 2.
Through the first two games, Caufield and Suzuki have three assists each.
Caufield, who led the Canadiens with 51 goals in the regular season, told reporters that he expects more. He believes that’s possible, adding that while there may not be many opportunities, he and his line must be ready to pounce when they arise.
“We want more, and that’s what we’re going to do,” said Caufield, 25, who has improved on his goal totals in each of his five full seasons with the Habs. “We’re going to build off the energy of playing here and being excited for that. It’s a fun time of the year to play, and obviously it’s back to zero-zero.”
As the Lightning travel to Montreal, they are expected to have defensemen Charle-Edouard D’Astous and Victor Hedman be with the squad. However, it’s still uncertain whether D’Astous, who is out with an undisclosed injury, or Hedman, who has been on leave for a month, will return to the lineup.
Hedman, the team’s captain and 17-year veteran, played in a career-low 33 games this season with 16 of his 17 points coming on assists. The 35-year-old has been an effective offensive player for most of his career and played a key role on Tampa Bay’s power play.
His absence for most of this season has opened the door for Darren Raddysh to augment his role with the Lightning. In his third full season, the Toronto native, 30, posted personal highs with 22 goals and 48 assists. His 70 points equaled his total from the past two seasons.
The boost in offense did not necessarily come as a surprise to Lightning coach Jon Cooper, who told reporters Thursday that he remembered Raddysh once led the AHL in scoring around Christmas.
“He’s had that part to him,” the coach said about Raddysh, who scored a goal in Game 1. “He just had to find his niche.
“The spot opening up on the power play for him has helped, but that’s all playing time, confidence, having success, knowing what you can do. It took him a little bit of time to figure all that stuff out, and then it took a coach that finally clued in and played him more.”
–Field Level Media
Apr 21, 2026; Tampa, Florida, USA; Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Darren Raddysh (43) and left wing Brandon Hagel (38) fight with Montreal Canadiens right wing Josh Anderson (17) during the second period in game two of the first round of the 2026 Stanley Cup Playoffs at Benchmark International Arena. Mandatory Credit: Nathan Ray Seebeck-Imagn Images The Montreal Canadiens return home for Game 3 of their best-of-seven series against the Tampa Bay Lightning and have a chance to maintain the home-ice advantage they claimed in the opening game of their Eastern Conference quarterfinal.
Both of the games in Tampa went to overtime, with each team taking one. After the Canadiens won 4-3 on Sunday, the Lightning rebounded with a 3-2 win Tuesday.
Montreal led Tuesday’s game 2-1 before Nikita Kucherov tied the score with 7:27 remaining in regulation. J.J. Moser won it with his first goal of the postseason with 7:12 left in the first overtime.
Canadiens coach Martin St. Louis told reporters Thursday that Montreal was in command until the last 10 minutes of the third period.
“We controlled a lot of that game,” he said. “We just lost our way.”
After Juraj Slafkovsky scored a hat trick in the series-opening victory for Montreal, his teammates on the top line, Cole Caufield and Nick Suzuki, added assists on Lane Hutson’s power-play goal in Game 2.
Through the first two games, Caufield and Suzuki have three assists each.
Caufield, who led the Canadiens with 51 goals in the regular season, told reporters that he expects more. He believes that’s possible, adding that while there may not be many opportunities, he and his line must be ready to pounce when they arise.
“We want more, and that’s what we’re going to do,” said Caufield, 25, who has improved on his goal totals in each of his five full seasons with the Habs. “We’re going to build off the energy of playing here and being excited for that. It’s a fun time of the year to play, and obviously it’s back to zero-zero.”
As the Lightning travel to Montreal, they are expected to have defensemen Charle-Edouard D’Astous and Victor Hedman be with the squad. However, it’s still uncertain whether D’Astous, who is out with an undisclosed injury, or Hedman, who has been on leave for a month, will return to the lineup.
Hedman, the team’s captain and 17-year veteran, played in a career-low 33 games this season with 16 of his 17 points coming on assists. The 35-year-old has been an effective offensive player for most of his career and played a key role on Tampa Bay’s power play.
His absence for most of this season has opened the door for Darren Raddysh to augment his role with the Lightning. In his third full season, the Toronto native, 30, posted personal highs with 22 goals and 48 assists. His 70 points equaled his total from the past two seasons.
The boost in offense did not necessarily come as a surprise to Lightning coach Jon Cooper, who told reporters Thursday that he remembered Raddysh once led the AHL in scoring around Christmas.
“He’s had that part to him,” the coach said about Raddysh, who scored a goal in Game 1. “He just had to find his niche.
“The spot opening up on the power play for him has helped, but that’s all playing time, confidence, having success, knowing what you can do. It took him a little bit of time to figure all that stuff out, and then it took a coach that finally clued in and played him more.”
–Field Level Media
Apr 21, 2026; Tampa, Florida, USA; Tampa Bay Lightning defenseman Darren Raddysh (43) and left…
