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sports19 days ago

Royals speedster Terrance Gore passes away at 34

Terrance Gore, 34, a speedy outfielder who helped the Kansas City Royals win the 2015 World Series and steal 43 bases in his MLB career, died from complications after a medical procedure. He played for the Royals, Cubs, Dodgers and Mets (also appearing in the 2021 postseason with the Braves); his last major-league appearance was with the Mets in 2022. Gore is survived by his wife Britney and their children, with tributes pouring in from teammates and fans alike.

Terrance Gore, Electrifying Pinch Runner, Dies at 34
sports19 days ago

Terrance Gore, Electrifying Pinch Runner, Dies at 34

Terrance Gore, a speedy late-inning baserunner whose lightning-quick steals helped the Royals, Cubs, Dodgers and Mets in pivotal moments, died at 34 after complications from routine surgery. In eight MLB seasons he played 112 regular‑season games with 48 stolen bases in 58 attempts, and he left behind three children, with many managers recalling him as a fearless and influential teammate.

Terrance Gore: Royals speedster who sparked a 2015 title dies at 34
sports20 days ago

Terrance Gore: Royals speedster who sparked a 2015 title dies at 34

Terrance Gore, the Royals speedster who helped Kansas City win the 2015 World Series despite not recording a major league hit until 2018, died Feb. 6 at 34 from complications during routine surgery. Known for a 4.29-second 40-yard dash and a career-starting 17-for-17 in stolen bases, Gore played for the Royals, Cubs, Dodgers, Braves and Mets over parts of eight MLB seasons, appeared in the 2021 NLDS with Atlanta, and celebrated the Braves’ title during that run. Born in Macon, Georgia, he attended Gulf Coast State College, was drafted by Kansas City in 2011, and after retirement worked as a speed and baseball trainer in Panama City with his wife Britney and their three children.

Terrance Gore, speed-demon with three rings, dies at 34
sports20 days ago

Terrance Gore, speed-demon with three rings, dies at 34

Terrance Gore, longtime Royals outfielder and pinch-running specialist, died at 34 after a routine surgical procedure. In eight MLB seasons he played 112 games (14 starts) and was renowned for elite baserunning, stealing 43 of 52 bases, contributing to three World Series-winning teams (Royals 2015, Dodgers 2020, Braves 2021). He also posted solid defensive work across the outfield and spent time with several post-season contenders later in his career. MLBTR extends condolences to Gore’s family and loved ones.

Alcaraz’s All-Court Onslaught Leaves Opponents Scrambling
sports24 days ago

Alcaraz’s All-Court Onslaught Leaves Opponents Scrambling

Carlos Alcaraz, 22, has quickly established himself as a tennis icon, with peers describing his energy, all-court versatility, and ability to dictate points on any surface. Opponents from Djokovic to Medvedev say his relentless pressure, rapid adaptation, explosive movement, and growing serve make it feel like there are few safe options, often leaving rivals frustrated and forced into mistakes. His combination of speed, anticipation, and tactical tweaks—plus durability in long matches—has driven his rise to the career Grand Slam and a reputation for an almost unplayable level when he’s at his best.

Blazers Shine Bright but Fall to Warriors
sports4 months ago

Blazers Shine Bright but Fall to Warriors

The Portland Trail Blazers lost their preseason game to the Golden State Warriors 129-123, but showed promising signs with standout performances like Shaedon Sharpe's 22 points and a fast-paced, speed-focused game strategy. The game highlighted areas for improvement, including defense and rebounding, especially in the second half, but overall provided an encouraging start to the season.