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Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen and other officials celebrated the end of Nebraska's waiting list for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities seeking state services.

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2024 — Hall of FamerWillie Mays, in the conversation for the greatest player ever and one of the last survivors from the Negro Leagues in the days when they were major leagues, passes away at 93.

The Red Sox had just pulled off a three-game sweep of the rival Yankees for their seventh win in the last eight games and ...

Beckett makes Dodgers history, razzes Clayton Kershaw Also on this day in Dodgers history, Josh Beckett threw the lone no-hitter of his career in 2014.

He told McKeon he felt “normal.” “If you need me to pitch, I’ll pitch,” Beckett said. McKeon told Beckett he’d be the Game 6 starter, on short rest, regardless of the outcome in Game 5.

This was the first no-hitter against the Phillies since Josh Beckett pitched one for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2014. Megill (4-0) struck out five and walked three in his 23rd major league start.

Beckett began hinting that he might retire after the season in a TV interview immediately after his no-hitter. He pitched 2,051 innings over 14 major league seasons with a 3.88 ERA and 138-106 record.

When Josh Beckett threw his first career no-hitter May 25, Dr. Clark Fuller was ecstatic. To Fuller, a Dodgers fan and the director of thoracic surgery at St. John’s Health Center in Santa ...