The two-time defending World Series champion Dodgers, who have baseball’s best record at 54-30, extended their lead to 10 games over the Padres in the NL West.

The teams will meet again Thursday through Sunday at Dodger Stadium.

Manny Machado homered off Emmet Sheehan with one out in the fourth to tie it at 1. It was Machado’s 15th of the season.

King, who allowed Shohei Ohtani’s opposite-field RBI single to left with one out in the third, got into trouble immediately in the fifth when he issued a leadoff walk to Alex Freeland. He got Chuckie Robinson to line out but allowed the next four batters to reach.

Ohtani walked and Andy Pages was hit by a pitch to load the bases before Freeman fouled off three straight pitches before walking on the ninth pitch to bring in Freeland. Betts singled to center to bring in Ohtani and Pages for a 4-1 lead and chase King.

Betts hit a three-run homer in the nine-run sixth in Saturday night’s 15-3 win.

King (5-7) was coming off a 1-0 win against Atlanta on Monday night. Before that, he hadn’t won since beating the Dodgers 1-0 at home on May 18. The Dodgers followed a series-opening loss with two wins in each of their two series in San Diego this season.

Sheehan (4-5) bounced back after losing each of his past four starts. He held the Padres to one run and two hits in five innings, struck out five and walked two.

Edgardo Henriquez pitched the ninth for his first save.

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Dodgers LHP Eric Lauer (3-5, 4.87 ERA) is set to oppose A’s LHP Gage Jump (3-1, 2.04) in Sacramento on Monday night.

The Padres haven’t announced a starter for Monday night at the Chicago Cubs.

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Ryu shot a 2-under 70 to finish at 13-under 275 and become the sixth South Korean to win the event over the last 12 editions, flashing a big smile as she holed her last putt and friends ran out to douse her in celebration.

The 2023 LPGA Tour Rookie of the Year was also the first major champion in at least the last 60 years to rally from a 10-plus-shot deficit after the first round. Ryu opened Thursday with a 73 in a tie for 70th place, as Yoon shot a tournament-record 63.

Brooke Henderson and Dewi Weber tied for third at 10 under. Three Americans 鈥� Allisen Corpuz, Auston Kim and Alison Lee 鈥� tied for fifth place, six strokes behind Ryu.

Nelly Korda wrapped up a frustrating weekend on the greens with a 73 to finish in a four-way tie for eighth, failing to become the third women to win the first three majors of the season.

The course was closed for most of the morning while a thunderstorm moved through the Twin Cities metro area, dropping more than an inch of rain and pushing all of the tee times back by 3 1/2 hours while players tried to stay focused and loose. That left the greens extra soft and the air especially gusty, making many of Hazeltine鈥檚 notoriously long fairways even trickier.

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In the days since Wednesday’s devastating , search teams and locals had believed that there were no signs of life under the concrete mass in La Guaira state, one of the hardest-hit areas.

Then on Sunday came a burst of movement. A pair of dust-coated legs was pulled out of a hole by rescue teams from Virginia, France and Venezuela.

Teams gently carried the man from the structure where he had been trapped for four days, his body slack but still gripping his phone, onto a black tarp and administered an IV.

Then came his young son, pulled shirtless and almost unresponsive over a pack of hard-hat clad rescue workers with the words 鈥淔airfax County Urban Search & Rescue鈥� emblazoned on the backs.

鈥淪low, slow, gentle, gentle,鈥� chanted rescue teams in a mix of Spanish and English, as they passed the father and son through a crowd of onlookers into a nearby ambulance.

The teams burst out into applause days into search and rescue efforts, at a time that hope of finding survivors was dimming.

Associated Press journalists Juan Pablo Arraez and Mat铆as Delacroix were among the throng of people who witnessed the rescue.

On Sunday, Arraez said they were scouring the La Guaira region 鈥渢rying to see if we can see any miracles鈥� when they found the U.S. rescue teams and local civilians calmly working to pull the father and son out of the building.

鈥淎t this stage many begin to lose hope. You see that in their faces,鈥� Arraez said, as helicopters flew overhead. 鈥淲hen somebody makes it out alive, this father and son. It鈥檚 more than a glimpse, it鈥檚 real hope for people.鈥�

The has been the greatest natural disaster the South American nation has faced in decades.

Authorities reported 1,450 people were dead on Sunday, with thousands more injured and many more missing.

The first 48 to 72 hours after a natural disaster are crucial to rescue efforts, though survival can be extended if people have access to food and water.

But small moments of optimism, solidarity and humanity like this have cut through almost overwhelming grief.

Venezuelan firefighters poured water into the mouth of a dust-covered dog peeking its head through cracks in the concrete.

After being trapped for 70 hours, one woman sat up on a stretcher, grinning and waving at cheering crowds as she was loaded on a gurney into an ambulance.

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The government reported 1,450 dead from the quakes Sunday afternoon as it faced growing criticism from Venezuelans that its response was inadequate and to rescue people buried under . Thousands more have been reported missing.

Even as the likelihood of finding people alive diminished with each passing hour, rescuers continued to free some survivors from mountains of debris, offering anguished families a sliver of hope. The first 48 to 72 hours after a natural disaster are crucial to rescue efforts, though survival can be extended if people have access to food and water.

Venezuela’s said Sunday night that even as the threshold passed, the search for survivors would continue. More than 2,600 rescue workers from around the world had arrived with trained search dogs and machinery, the government said.

鈥淚t鈥檚 been incredibly hard work, but we鈥檙e going strong,鈥� said Jason Mercano, a civilian who was able to communicate with family buried under the rubble and was working with rescue teams to pull them out.

鈥淲e’ve never given up hope,鈥� he added.

More than 770 buildings partially or totally collapsed

Still, many Venezuelans are struggling to hold onto hope in an increasingly desperate situation. The that hit last Wednesday have left a trail of devastation. The U.N. said up to 6.8 million of Venezuela’s nearly 30 million residents may be affected by the earthquakes.

A layer of dust coated coastal communities, and as the stench of decomposing bodies spread, more people began to wear masks.

Authorities said Sunday that more than 770 buildings had totally or partially collapsed from the earthquakes, twice as many as were reported destroyed or damaged on Friday. The risk of further damage remains as aftershocks continued to shake Venezuela; quakes measuring 4.2 and 4.5 hit Sunday morning.

But rescue efforts in La Guaira 鈥� the hardest-hit area 鈥� appeared significantly more organized on Sunday as international rescue missions arrived en masse. In previous days, residents there had expressed frustration and anger about the level of response.

The government reported on state television that more than 14,000 members of the military and police are now patrolling La Guaira state, where access is blocked and special permits are required to enter.

Because of the chaos and shoddy cellphone service since the earthquakes, many Venezuelans have turned to non-governmental digital databases to report their loved ones as missing. More than 50,000 people were reported missing on one such database, though it is unclear how many have been found.

Optimism and grief mark La Guaira

Moments of optimism contrasted sharply with grief on Sunday.

Masses of people gathered around a mountain of debris watching as from a crack in the concrete, covered in dust and almost unresponsive. Helmet-clad teams pulled them on a black tarp and passed the two carefully through the crowd to an ambulance to hydrate them through an IV.

Rescue teams and onlookers burst into applause in a moment of relief, then continued working.

In another part of La Guaira, Helen Guedez and her mother were reeling. They had spent days trying to save her father Jes煤s from their apartment.

She felt a swell of hope when rescue teams from the U.S. had come to inspect the building and confirmed to them that her dad was still alive under the rubble. But they told the family that the building was too unstable to enter and rescue him, she said.

They left the scene, but Guedez said would continue to try and rescue their father without their assistance. She said they were now working with civilian volunteers and local miners to get him out.

鈥淲e’re not going to give up,” said Guedez. 鈥淭he rest of the team is willing to continue. They know there’s another way to get him out and they said they’re going to keep working until the very end.鈥�

Despite the overwhelming demand for medical services and the shortage of supplies in Venezuela鈥檚 public health system, Domingo Luciani Hospital in the capital of Caracas coped with an influx of patients thanks to a flood of donations.

鈥淲e have tons of patients, but thank god, people have responded by bringing us a great deal of supplies,鈥� said Leomery P茅rez, an anesthesiologist at the hospital.

Authorities said they had treated more than 3,100 wounded people, including many with crush injuries.

A big challenge for Venezuela’s acting president

The disaster poses a significant challenge for acting President , the former vice president who took office in January after the U.S. capture and removal of then-President .

Since then, the U.S. government has played in increasingly powerful role in dictating the future of the South American nation. Venezuela has faced for more than a decade, and many people reject the legitimacy of .

The country now faces an even more difficult circumstances, said Ronal 搁辞诲谤铆驳耻别锄, researcher for the Bogot谩-based Venezuelan Observatory at the University of Rosario.

鈥淭here is political interference by the United States, the operational incompetence of a government that has driven the country into a complex humanitarian crisis and, all of the sudden, an earthquake in a place that lacks human capital and short-term resources to address the situation,鈥� he said.

Amy Pope, director general from International Organization for Migration, warned that displacement from Venezuela 鈥� where crisis has forced 8 million people to migrate over the past decade 鈥� was likely to increase as people seek safety.

搁辞诲谤铆驳耻别锄 on Sunday said she was setting up a special commission to assess the damage to homes to confirm whether it’s safe for people sleeping on the streets to return, adding that her government would also examine infrastructure damage. The search for life in the destruction, she said, would also continue.

鈥淭oday we recovered people who are still alive,鈥� she said. 鈥淲e always maintain hope.鈥�

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Janetsky reported from Mexico City. Associated Press journalists Juan Pablo Arraez, Mat铆as Delacroix in La Guaira, Venezuela; Jorge Rueda in Caracas, Venezuela; Clara Preve and Mayra Pertossi in Buenos Aires, Argentina; and Elliot Spagat in San Diego, contributed to this report.

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Los trabajos eran pocos y espaciados para los 鈥渕ontajistas de conciertos鈥� como Allen, que instalaban la iluminaci贸n y los sistemas de sonido de los conciertos. As铆 que busc贸 otro tipo de vida de roadie: viajar por todo el pa铆s y escribir sobre los peligros de la nueva tecnolog铆a y la inteligencia artificial para medios como The Federalist, hasta que finalmente consigui贸 un puesto en el p贸dcast 鈥淲ar Room鈥� del exestratega jefe de la Casa Blanca Steve Bannon.

El escepticismo de Allen habr铆a sido de nicho hace apenas unos a帽os. Pero ahora tambi茅n recorre el pa铆s dando sermones en los que advierte sobre los peligros de la IA, tocando una fibra sensible entre los estadounidenses, cada vez m谩s preocupados por el impacto de la IA en sus empleos, sus facturas de electricidad y su salud mental, as铆 como en el medioambiente. Una encuesta de junio del encontr贸 que m谩s estadounidenses sienten que la IA ser谩 mala, m谩s que buena, para la sociedad.

Egresado del programa de religi贸n y ciencia de la Universidad de Boston y autoproclamado ludita tecnol贸gico, la postura anti-IA de Allen ahora est谩 firmemente en la corriente principal. En febrero, la lo present贸 en un reportaje de portada sobre la reacci贸n en contra de la IA.

鈥淎hora sueno menos loco鈥�, dijo Allen antes de un discurso en marzo en la First Baptist Church de Dallas, una de las megas iglesias m谩s grandes del pa铆s.

Los discursos, escritos y apariciones en medios de Allen ayudan a impulsar una creciente grieta sobre la IA dentro de la derecha estadounidense que podr铆a representar un problema para el presidente Donald Trump y los republicanos en las pr贸ximas elecciones de medio t茅rmino. Muchos en las audiencias de Allen son simpatizantes de MAGA, pero no necesariamente est谩n de acuerdo con el enfoque en gran medida de no intervenci贸n del Gobierno de Trump para regular la IA.

鈥淗ay toda una matriz cultural que ya est谩 llena de este resentimiento. La gente est谩 horrorizada por la imposici贸n de la tecnolog铆a鈥�, le dijo a CNN.
鈥淓st谩n furiosos. No la quieren鈥�.

En todo el pa铆s, estudiantes universitarios preocupados por sus perspectivas laborales a la IA en ceremonias de graduaci贸n. Comunidades protestan contra la construcci贸n de , temiendo que traigan contaminaci贸n y ruido. Familias a empresas de IA por acciones perjudiciales que dicen que los chatbots de IA alentaron.

Allen se apoya en esos sentimientos.

No es la tecnolog铆a moderna lo que Allen cuestiona; es la percepci贸n de la IA como un 鈥渄ios鈥� que sabe mejor que los humanos qu茅 es 鈥渂ueno鈥� y 鈥渧erdadero鈥�, en lugar de una herramienta, dijo durante su discurso en First Baptist.

Afirm贸 ante varios cientos de feligreses que la 鈥溍﹍ite tecnol贸gica鈥� buscaba reemplazar a Dios con la 鈥渞eligi贸n de la IA鈥�. Una diapositiva de su presentaci贸n mostraba los rostros de destacados ejecutivos de IA pegados en los tent谩culos de un poderoso monstruo ficticio conocido como el Shoggoth, originario de la novela corta de 1936 de H.P. Lovecraft, 鈥淎t the Mountains of Madness鈥�. La criatura se ha convertido en una met谩fora en el mundo de la IA, simbolizando la incertidumbre sobre c贸mo funcionan los modelos de IA por dentro.

La IA 鈥渢e usa鈥� y se aprovecha de los ni帽os, dijo, 鈥渆nmascarada por la inocencia鈥� de una pantalla.

鈥淪i eres esc茅ptico respecto a esto, si no quieres vivir de esta manera, no est谩s solo鈥�, coment贸 Allen.

Bannon, cuyo p贸dcast 鈥淲ar Room鈥� ayud贸 a elevar a Allen ante una audiencia nacional, dijo que supo desde temprano que las palabras de Allen resonar铆an entre los estadounidenses de clase trabajadora y de clase media baja, y lo anim贸 a llevar su mensaje de gira.

鈥淓s perfecto para ese p煤blico鈥�, le dijo Bannon a CNN, citando la formaci贸n de Allen en teolog铆a, sus modales sure帽os y su capacidad para conectar con una multitud.

Los gigantes tecnol贸gicos han argumentado que la IA beneficiar谩 a la sociedad al crear nuevos empleos y hacer a las personas m谩s productivas, encarg谩ndose de tareas digitales tediosas como revisar correos electr贸nicos, escribir c贸digo, editar fotos y ponerse al d铆a con las noticias. Las empresas tambi茅n han promocionado las acciones para reducir el consumo de energ铆a, pagar por la electricidad que consumen sus centros de datos e implementar barreras de seguridad en torno a sus modelos.

La Primera Iglesia Bautista tiene un complejo de 270.000 pies cuadrados en el centro de Dallas para atender a sus cerca de 16.000 feligreses.

La Primera Bautista es una de las iglesias m谩s famosas y con mayor influencia pol铆tica del pa铆s. Su l铆der, Robert Jeffries, ha sido durante mucho tiempo un aliado del presidente de EE.UU. Donald Trump, y muchos de los feligreses de la iglesia son declarados simpatizantes de Trump.

Pero cuando Allen lleg贸 en marzo, qued贸 claro que a muchos de esos simpatizantes no les gustaba el enfoque inicial de Trump sobre la IA. Trump ha favorecido en gran medida una regulaci贸n m谩s laxa, para que las empresas de IA puedan avanzar r谩pidamente y mantenerse por delante de China. Pero a algunos simpatizantes les preocupa que la tecnolog铆a avance demasiado r谩pido.

Elizabeth Gomez Crocker, por ejemplo, dijo que se considera una 鈥淭rumpy鈥�, pero le preocupa que la IA reemplace empleos. Quiere que el desarrollo se desacelere para que se pueda hacer m谩s investigaci贸n.

鈥淭rump s铆 dice algunas cosas que los verdaderos simpatizantes como yo nos quedamos como: 鈥楪uau, 驴qu茅?鈥欌��, afirm贸.

Una mayor铆a bipartidista quiere que el Gobierno regule la IA, seg煤n la encuesta de Pew de junio. Pero incluso entre los republicanos, el 61 % no conf铆a en la capacidad del Gobierno para regular la IA de manera efectiva.

鈥淟os estadounidenses se est谩n volviendo m谩s negativos respecto de la IA con el tiempo鈥�, incluso mientras empiezan a usar chatbots de IA con m谩s frecuencia, dijo Jeff Gottfried, director asociado de Pew. Los j贸venes se sienten los m谩s negativos sobre los impactos de la IA en la sociedad y el futuro, a帽adi贸 Gottfried.

Aunque los simpatizantes de Trump recelosos de la IA son 鈥渕uy respetuosos鈥� con el presidente, puede ser dif铆cil persuadirlos, asegur贸 Bannon. Pocos temas hoy en d铆a encuentran unidad a lo largo del espectro pol铆tico como la IA: una encuesta de de mayo encontr贸 que una mayor铆a de liberales, moderados y conservadores no cree que la pol铆tica del Gobierno de EE.UU. vaya a garantizar que la IA se use 鈥渄e la manera correcta鈥�.

鈥淗an visto los hechos, han mirado los centros de datos, han mirado lo que est谩 pasando en las escuelas, han mirado lo que est谩 pasando con los empleos鈥�, dijo Bannon. 鈥淣o puedes convencerlos de esto, no hay giro que puedas darle鈥�.

Allen dijo que se considera solo una parte de una 鈥渞ed completa鈥� que atraviesa divisiones ideol贸gicas en contra de la IA. Es una grieta para Trump en este momento, indic贸, pero espera que el presidente tome 鈥渓a decisi贸n correcta鈥� sobre la IA.

鈥淟e quedan tres a帽os para tomar esa decisi贸n鈥�, coment贸 Allen. 鈥淵 su legado depender谩 de eso鈥�.

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Yardage: 6,760; Par: 72

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1. Maddi Gordon; 2. Antron Brown; 3. Shawn Langdon; 4. Clay Millican; 5. Tony Schumacher; 6. Doug Kalitta; 7. Josh Hart; 8. Tony Stewart; 9. Leah Pruett; 10. Billy Torrence; 11. Will Smith; 12. Scott Farley; 13. Justin Ashley; 14. Spencer Massey; 15. Shawn Reed.

Funny Car

1. Ron Capps; 2. Jack Beckman; 3. Austin Prock; 4. Alexis DeJoria; 5. J.R. Todd; 6. Daniel Wilkerson; 7. Chad Green; 8. Del Worsham; 9. Spencer Hyde; 10. Jordan Vandergriff; 11. Cruz Pedregon; 12. Jeff Arend; 13. Dave Richards; 14. Matt Hagan; 15. Bobby Bode; 16. Blake Alexander.

Pro Stock

1. Aaron Stanfield; 2. Matt Hartford; 3. Kenny Delco; 4. Dallas Glenn; 5. Jeg Coughlin; 6. Cody Anderson; 7. Matt Latino; 8. Erica Enders; 9. Greg Anderson; 10. Troy Coughlin Jr.; 11. Stephen Bell; 12. Greg Stanfield; 13. Eric Latino; 14. Deric Kramer.

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1. Richard Gadson; 2. Gaige Herrera; 3. Joey Gladstone; 4. Angie Smith; 5. Jianna Evaristo; 6. Brayden Davis; 7. John Hall; 8. Chase Van Sant; 9. Steve Johnson; 10. Geno Scali; 11. Marc Ingwersen; 12. Ryan Oehler; 13. Wesley Wells; 14. Bud Yoder II; 15. Odolph Daniels.

Final Results

Top Fuel — Maddi Gordon, 3.786 seconds, 333.16 mph def. Antron Brown, 3.840 seconds, 328.14 mph.

Funny Car — Ron Capps, Toyota GR Supra, 3.969, 328.54 def. Jack Beckman, Chevy Camaro, 4.011, 323.43.

Pro Stock — Aaron Stanfield, Chevy Camaro, 6.626, 208.75 def. Matt Hartford, Camaro, 6.597, 207.98.

Pro Stock Motorcycle — Richard Gadson, Suzuki, 6.849, 197.36 def. Gaige Herrera, Suzuki, Foul – Red Light.

Top Alcohol Dragster — Matthew Cummings, 5.283, 273.39 def. Jamie Noonan, 5.337, 268.81.

Top Alcohol Funny Car — Doug Gordon, Chevy Camaro, 5.510, 266.06 def. Sean Bellemeur, Camaro, 6.589, 218.83.

Competition Eliminator — Peter D`Agnolo, Chevy Cobalt, 8.485, 142.39 def. Al Ackerman, Dragster, Foul – Red Light.

Super Stock — Brenda Grubbs, Chevy Camaro, 9.385, 140.17 def. Ron Richards, Chevy Cobalt, Foul – Red Light.

Stock Eliminator — Matt Antrobius, Chevy Camaro, 11.288, 113.43 def. Timothy Fletcher, Camaro, 11.139, 114.10.

Super Comp — Phil Unruh, Dragster, 8.888, 183.49 def. Howie Smith, Dragster, 8.887, 181.64.

Super Gas — Phil Unruh, Chevy Camaro, 9.936, 161.40 def. Raymond Miller, Chevy 210, 10.017, 119.46.

Super Street — Victor Marqua, Plymouth Duster, 10.907, 128.24 def. Phil Smida, Cheevy Cavalier, 10.957, 138.86.

Top Sportsman — Alex Miller, Olds Cutlass, 7.957, 141.76 def. Glenn Butcher, Chevy Camaro, Broke – No Show.

Top Dragster — Sadie Glenn, Dragster, 9.470, 87.70 def. Kenny Carson, Dragster, Foul – Red Light.

Pro Modified — Kevin Rivenbark, Ford Mustang, 5.714, 251.53 def. Billy Banaka, Chevy Camaro, 5.716, 252.33.

Factory Stock Showdown — Taylor Dietsch, Ford Mustang, 7.711, 178.10 def. Jonathan Allegrucci, Mustang, 10.836, 85.11.

Junior Dragster Shootout — Brandon Dupont, Halfscale, 8.028, 78.52 def. Samuel Wilson, Halfscale, 12.322, 53.87.

Final round-by-round results Top Fuel:

ROUND ONE — Doug Kalitta, 3.745, 333.00 def. Billy Torrence, 3.804, 333.58; Tony Stewart, 3.758, 328.86 def. Justin Ashley, 5.435, 130.10; Josh Hart, 3.962, 275.39 def. Scott Farley, 5.396, 135.54; Shawn Langdon, 3.736, 337.07 was unopposed; Antron Brown, 3.763, 333.16 def. Leah Pruett, 3.781, 332.26; Maddi Gordon, 3.854, 325.14 def. Spencer Massey, 5.592, 119.15; Tony Schumacher, 4.350, 208.81 def. Will Smith, 4.648, 208.88; Clay Millican, 3.842, 324.75 def. Shawn Reed, Foul – Centerline;

QUARTERFINALS — Millican, 4.290, 213.67 def. Hart, 5.290, 144.72; Brown, 3.806, 329.34 def.

Schumacher, 3.891, 268.92; Gordon, 3.788, 334.40 def. Stewart, 10.253, 71.85; Langdon, 3.772, 335.40 def. Kalitta, 3.939, 279.21;

SEMIFINALS — Brown, 4.587, 287.11 def. Millican, 8.340, 81.64; Gordon, 4.250, 251.25 def. Langdon, 5.871, 156.17;

FINAL — Gordon, 3.786, 333.16 def. Brown, 3.840, 328.14.

Funny Car:

ROUND ONE — J.R. Todd, Toyota GR Supra, 3.951, 329.42 def. Jordan Vandergriff, Chevy Camaro, 3.946, 329.83; Daniel Wilkerson, Ford Mustang, 3.935, 327.59 def. Matt Hagan, Dodge Charger, 4.308, 213.40; Jack Beckman, Camaro, 3.917, 330.23 def. Spencer Hyde, Mustang, 3.936, 327.19; Austin Prock, Mustang, 4.031, 318.84 def. Jeff Arend, Charger, 4.071, 308.43; Alexis DeJoria, Camaro, 3.918, 333.41 def. Blake Alexander, Charger, 6.726, 105.09; Ron Capps, GR Supra, 3.927, 333.00 def. Bobby Bode, Mustang, 5.125, 146.80; Chad Green, Mustang, 3.938, 326.32 def. Cruz Pedregon, Charger, 3.993, 320.28; Del Worsham, Toyota Supra, 3.963, 331.53 def. Dave Richards, Mustang, 4.207, 243.33;

QUARTERFINALS — Capps, 3.943, 329.91 def. Todd, 5.560, 133.61; Beckman, 3.981, 323.19 def. Wilkerson, 11.550, 76.39; DeJoria, 3.958, 329.18 def. Green, 14.588, 62.04; Prock, 3.948, 326.95 def. Worsham, Foul – Centerline;

SEMIFINALS — Beckman, 3.982, 322.73 def. Prock, 4.698, 243.46; Capps, 4.051, 310.13 def. DeJoria, 4.905, 160.81;

FINAL — Capps, 3.969, 328.54 def. Beckman, 4.011, 323.43.

Pro Stock:

ROUND ONE — Matt Latino, Chevy Camaro, 6.620, 206.45 def. Deric Kramer, Camaro, 6.691, 205.47; Jeg Coughlin, Camaro, 6.616, 207.59 def. Greg Stanfield, Camaro, 6.614, 207.82; Aaron Stanfield, Camaro, 6.600, 208.04 def. Erica Enders, Camaro, 6.591, 208.97; Cody Anderson, Camaro, 6.590, 207.02 def. Troy Coughlin Jr., Camaro, Foul – Red Light; Matt Hartford, Camaro, 6.678, 201.67 def. Eric Latino, Camaro, 6.638, 206.04; Dallas Glenn, Camaro, 6.599, 205.98 def. Stephen Bell, Camaro, 6.606, 207.02; Kenny Delco, Camaro, 6.632, 206.32 def. Greg Anderson, Camaro, 6.591, 206.95;

QUARTERFINALS — Delco, 11.845, 96.49 was unopposed; Hartford, 6.608, 207.66 def. Coughlin, 6.649, 207.27; Glenn, 6.627, 205.94 def. M. Latino, 6.732, 206.76; A. Stanfield, 6.630, 207.53 def. C. Anderson, Foul – Red Light;

SEMIFINALS — A. Stanfield, 7.017, 206.39 def. Delco, 8.510, 117.02; Hartford, 6.618, 207.75 def. Glenn, Broke;

FINAL — A. Stanfield, 6.626, 208.75 def. Hartford, 6.597, 207.98.

PRO STOCK MOTORCYCLE

ROUND ONE — Jianna Evaristo, Buell, 6.890, 195.45 def. Steve Johnson, Suzuki, 6.927, 176.07; Angie Smith, Buell, 6.853, 198.32 def. Wesley Wells, Suzuki, 7.065, 188.46; John Hall, 6.878, 198.00 def. Geno Scali, Suzuki, 6.950, 194.63; Chase Van Sant, Suzuki, 7.007, 192.49 def. Ryan Oehler, 6.970, 191.97; Brayden Davis, Buell, 6.859, 197.31 def. Marc Ingwersen, 6.969, 191.57; Joey Gladstone, Buell, 6.888, 195.05 def. Bud Yoder II, Buell, Broke – No Show; Richard Gadson, Suzuki, 6.811, 198.15 def. Odolph Daniels, Suzuki, Broke; Gaige Herrera, Suzuki, 6.795, 198.82 was unopposed;

QUARTERFINALS — Gladstone, 6.893, 194.10 def. Hall, 6.934, 195.59; Smith, 6.865, 197.48 def. Davis, Foul – Red Light; Gadson, 6.836, 197.54 def. Van Sant, 7.030, 191.21; Herrera, 6.816, 198.35 def. Evaristo, 6.906, 196.42;

SEMIFINALS — Gadson, 6.857, 196.82 def. Gladstone, Foul – Red Light; Herrera, 6.843, 197.68 def. Smith, 6.875, 197.10;

FINAL — Gadson, 6.849, 197.36 def. Herrera, Foul – Red Light.

Point standings

Top Fuel

1. Shawn Langdon, 1,010; 2. Doug Kalitta, 860; 3. Leah Pruett, 731; 4. Maddi Gordon, 614; 5.

Antron Brown, 608; 6. Tony Stewart, 592; 7. Josh Hart, 559; 8. Billy Torrence, 498; 9. Justin Ashley, 450; 10. Clay Millican, 439.

Funny Car

1. Ron Capps, 812; 2. Matt Hagan, 691; 3. J.R. Todd, 689; 4. Jack Beckman, 684; 5. Jordan Vandergriff, 651; 6. Chad Green, 633; 7. Alexis DeJoria, 608; 8. Austin Prock, 526; 9. Spencer Hyde, 490; 10. Daniel Wilkerson, 443.

Pro Stock

1. Dallas Glenn, 888; 2. Greg Anderson, 865; 3. Matt Hartford, 727; 4. Greg Stanfield, 648; 5.

Aaron Stanfield, 617; 6. Matt Latino, 571; 7. Erica Enders, 526; 8. Jeg Coughlin, 476; 9. Troy Coughlin Jr., 419; 10. Eric Latino, 412.

Pro Stock Motorcycle

1. Richard Gadson, 677; 2. Gaige Herrera, 594; 3. Angie Smith, 566; 4. Matt Smith, 541; 5. John Hall, 406; 6. Chase Van Sant, 366; 7. Ryan Oehler, 344; 8. Jianna Evaristo, 328; 9. Brayden Davis, 322; 10. Clayton Howey, 310.

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Then scored in the second minute of second-half stoppage time, and 1-0 on Sunday.

鈥淚 shot with everything I had,鈥� Eust谩quio said.

The party was on, for red-clad fans in the stands at SoFi Stadium and at watch parties across Canada, one of three World Cup hosts.

鈥淥verall, it鈥檚 pretty much a perfect knockout performance,鈥� right back Alistair Johnston said.

Hockey dominates Canada in the winter months. Now, summer belongs to the men’s national soccer team.

The country鈥檚 previous best men’s international result was winning CONCACAF Gold Cup championships in 1985 and 2000. The women’s Olympic team won gold at the 2020 Tokyo Games.

“For Canadian sports history, it鈥檚 going to be a moment where you鈥檙e going to kind of know where you were when that moment happened,鈥� Johnston said. 鈥淭hat鈥檚 something that is not lost on us. We know that not only are we writing history in Canadian soccer, but in Canadian sport, and that鈥檚 a magical thing.鈥�

Just when it looked like 30 minutes of extra time was coming, Johnston’s pass to the right side was cleared to the edge of the box and found Eust谩quio, who drilled a clean strike into the bottom corner.

鈥淚t鈥檚 just a moment of magic and something just comes over your body,鈥� Johnston said. 鈥淵ou see Steph sprinting away and just the whole team sprinting. It鈥檚 one of those moments that you鈥檒l never forget.鈥�

Eust谩quio became a Canadian hero in Los Angeles, where he played about 10 miles away in downtown for the MLS club LAFC. The 29-year-old midfielder was born in Canada and in his younger days played for Portugal, where his late parents were from.

Eust谩quio suffered back-to-back devastating blows when his mother died from brain cancer in 2023 and his father died of a heart attack in 2024. He remains close with his brother, Mauro, a former player and a coach in the Canadian Premier League.

鈥淚 couldn鈥檛 think of a more deserving human being in a group of incredible human beings, maybe Steph is the most deserving to have a moment like that,鈥� coach Jesse Marsch said. 鈥淪o I鈥檓 really happy for him. I think from somewhere his parents are looking down and they saw that.鈥�

In 2019, Eust谩quio committed to play for the Canadian national team.

鈥淭oday, we have to enjoy the fact that we made everybody back home proud,鈥� he said. 鈥淚 am over the moon.鈥�

In the next moment, Eust谩quio was quick to come down to Earth.

鈥淚 don’t want to say that the job is finished,鈥� he said. 鈥淲e have to be humble, we have to recover well and we know that in six days we鈥檙e going to have a very tough team.鈥�

Next up, Canada plays either the Netherlands or Morocco in Houston on July 4.

鈥淲e鈥檙e going to get a chance now at a true Goliath next weekend,鈥� Johnston said, 鈥渁nd that鈥檚 something that we鈥檙e all extremely excited about.鈥�

Eust谩quio couldn’t see the clock to know about how much time was left. Even during the hydration breaks, he wasn’t sure.

鈥淭here was a little bit of frustration knowing that we didn鈥檛 score and they were probably going to score if they kept pushing,鈥� he said, 鈥渂ut Jesse was just trying to remain calm, tell the team to keep pushing.鈥�

The Canadians got a boost when their star player, Alphonso Davies, removed his substitute bib and entered in the 75th minute. He hadn’t played in a World Cup match since injuring his hamstring in May with Bayern Munich in a Champions League semifinal.

Eust谩quio had served as captain in Davies’ absence during the group-stage matches.

鈥淲e have a special group. We feel like we are brothers,鈥� Eust谩quio said. 鈥淲hen we fight for each other, when we play for each other, special things like this can happen.鈥�

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O鈥橦earn put Pittsburgh in front 5-4 in the fifth inning with a 421-foot drive to right off Brady Singer (3-7).

After 65-minute rain delay with one out in the bottom of the eighth, Pierce Johnson walked Bryan Reynolds and Nick Gonzales before O’Hearn hit a three-run shot to make it 8-4. Esmerlyn Vald茅z followed O’Hearn by homering for a third straight game.

Mitch Keller (6-5) went six innings for the Pirates, allowing four runs 鈥� three earned 鈥� and five hits with four strikeouts and a walk.

X-rays were inconclusive on after he was hit by a pitch from Keller in the sixth inning and forced to leave the game. Manager Terry Francona said Su谩rez will have a CT scan on Monday after traveling with the team to Milwaukee for the start of a four-game series against the Brewers.

Singer gave up five runs and nine hits with six strikeouts in 4 1/3 innings for the Reds.

Pittsburgh scored four runs before recording an out in the second inning. Gonzales and O鈥橦earn started with a pair of singles before Vald茅z made it 1-0 on a ground-rule double. Tyler Callihan then sent a sinker 412 feet to right for a three-run homer.

Elly De La Cruz reached safely on a fielding error by Pirates second baseman Brandon Lowe to begin the fourth. A double by Sal Stewart put two runners in scoring position. JJ Bleday took advantage with a two-run single that dropped into right field and cut the deficit to 4-2.

Tyler Stephenson lined an RBI double past a diving Callihan in left field and scored on Edwin Arroyo鈥檚 single down the line in right, tying it at 4 in the fifth.

The Pirates twice failed to score with the bases loaded and no outs. Konnor Griffin grounded into a force out, Lowe struck out and Reynolds grounded to third in the fourth. In the seventh, Henry Davis popped up to short and Griffin hit into a double play.

Up next

Reds: LHP Nick Lodolo (2-2, 5.59 ERA) will take the mound Monday for the first of a four-game set in Milwaukee against Brewers LHP Robert Gasser (1-3, 4.50 ERA).

Pirates: RHP Braxton Ashcraft (7-3, 3.07 ERA) will start the first of a four-game series in Philadelphia on Monday against Phillies RHP Aaron Nola (3-4, 5.58 ERA).

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Manager Terry Francona said Su谩rez will have a CT scan on Monday after traveling with the team to Milwaukee for the start of a four-game series against the Brewers.

鈥淩ight now, it鈥檚 very swollen. So, the X-ray doesn鈥檛 say anything because it鈥檚 too swollen,鈥� Su谩rez said. 鈥淲e鈥檒l see what is in there. Right now, obviously, I feel a lot better than when I got hit. I thought he hit me really good. Was painful, but right now, I feel a lot better. So, I pray to God for nothing to come up.鈥�

Su谩rez was hit by a 92.4 mph fastball from Mitch Keller with two outs in the sixth inning. The designated hitter was checked by Francona before slowly making his way to first base. Nathaniel Lowe came in for Su谩rez’s next at bat in the eighth.

鈥淚t swelled up really rapidly,鈥� Francona said. 鈥淭he trainers’ hope was that maybe it hit a blood vessel. … He’s very tender. So, we’ll get more information tomorrow.鈥�

In his 13th major league season, Su谩rez is batting .208 with eight home runs and 29 RBIs. The 34-year-old was named an All-Star for the second time last season.

Su谩rez propelled Cincinnati to a 9-7 win on Saturday. With the Reds down a run and two outs in the ninth, he drove a 2-2 sinker from Gregory Soto 344 feet to right field for a three-run homer.

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