🚨 SPOTTED: Selena Gomez & Jordan “The Noise” Malor were photographed sharing a kiss outside a Hermosa Beach brunch spot before heading to their car. 👀📸
The two kept it low-key in matching all-black looks, but the cameras caught the moment.
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The @Angels win in walk-off fashion after being no-hit for the first 8 innings!
Juan Soto's the 16th player in MLB history to reach 250 HR before turning 28!
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Yohel Pozo delivers the pinch-hit single to walk it off for the @Cardinals!
The @Dodgers strike first in the Freeway Series! #RivalryWeekend
If there was any remaining doubt about who owns the National League MVP race, Xavier Ryan may have ended it with one swing.
And the scary part for the rest of baseball?
He might just be getting started.
The Rockies improved to 32-28 with the victory and continue to gain momentum behind their superstar shortstop. Colorado has now won five of its last six games, with Ryan at the center of nearly every big moment.
Fans rise to their feet expecting something unforgettable, and more often than not, Ryan delivers. Friday night was no different as the sellout crowd erupted the moment his bat connected in the sixth inning.
His combination of power, speed and defense has drawn comparisons to some of the game’s all-time great dual-threat superstars.
But beyond the stats, Ryan has become the face of baseball in Denver.
Every at-bat now feels like an event at Coors Field.
Through the season’s first 60-plus games, Ryan is slashing .327 with 46 home runs, 118 RBI, 51 stolen bases, a 1.012 OPS and 9.4 WAR — production rarely seen from a middle infielder in the modern era.







