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Randall Cobb can't prove it, but he believes wearing a microphone during the Packers' playoff game at Arizona led to the punctured lung that knocked him out of the season-ending defeat.

Playing worry-free baseball has Jonathan Villar in a groove.

Byung Ho Park went a career-best 3 for 3 for the Twins, who had a season-most 15 hits.

Next week's WIAA baseball sectionals are set. Prairie du Chien one of the many winners on Thursday who keep their season alive.

Softball sectional semifinals, baseball regional semifinals, and boys golf sectional meets on a busy Wednesday of local postseason play.

The Oakland Athletics are starting to see the type of progress from rookie pitcher Sean Manaea they had hoped for after calling up the left-hander from the minors in late April.

Zach Davies had pinpoint command. He frustrated hitters with four pitches and stayed ahead in counts.

Matt Carpenter tied his season high with four hits for the second straight game, scored four times and drove in two runs to lead the St. Louis Cardinals over the Milwaukee Brewers 10-3 on Tuesday night.

Minnesota has returned to the NCAA baseball tournament for the first time in six years, set to begin play in College Station, Texas, in one of the 16 regionals.

Minnesota forward Charles Buggs will leave the program to play elsewhere in his final year of eligibility.

Both Holmen and Luther score their winning, go-ahead runs in the 7th inning on Tuesday.

After falling a couple wins short of a second consecutive Division 3 championship series, Eagles manager Chris Schwarz and his five seniors reflect on another record run in La Crosse.

Coco Crisp homered leading off the game, Khris Davis hit a tiebreaking sacrifice fly in the sixth inning and the Oakland Athletics beat the Minnesota Twins 3-2 on Monday.

A tough third inning on defense made for a miserable afternoon for the Milwaukee Brewers.

Taylor Kohlwey's impressive 51-game hit streak and the Eagles season both came to an end after a 8-3 loss to defending national champion SUNY Cortland.

Jonathan Lucroy came through when needed all weekend long for the Milwaukee Brewers.

Joe Mauer and Miguel Sano both homered for a third straight game and the Minnesota Twins polished off a three-game sweep of the Seattle Mariners with a 5-4 victory on Sunday.

UW-La Crosse men's track and field captures its second consecutive outdoor national title in thrilling fashion thanks to 4x400 anchor Ross Denman's brilliant race.

Aaron Hill hit two solo homers, Jonathan Lucroy added a solo shot and drove in three runs, and the Milwaukee Brewers outslugged Cincinnati for a 9-5 victory Friday night, handing the Reds their 11th straight loss.

"It's a short memory in baseball, one day can humble you and the next day you can be on top of the world."