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Western Sydney Wanderers coach Mark Rudan has challenged his players to prove themselves in the closing weeks of their disappointing A-League Men season.

The Mets, Cardinals and White Sox are also surging this week after their hot starts to the 2022 season.

Wellington Phoenix have slumped to a 4-0 loss to Central Coast Mariners in their A-League Men homecoming at Sky Stadium on Sunday.

SEATTLE — The booing has not relented. It remains as vicious as ever, particularly when the veterans associated with the sign-stealing scandal come to the plate. The hatred toward them has yet to subside, and likely won’t for some time. Can a grudge be held forever? Well, baseball fans are…

Where there’s a will, there’s a Smith? That’s the case in this week’s quiz.

SEATTLE — With the pomp, circumstance and routine-upsetting distractions that come with the first home game of the season — regardless of the date — expecting anything beyond chilly temperatures, dry conditions and a packed house might seem a bit foolish.

The Sox infielder learned about Robinson’s impact on baseball from his uncle, former Orioles outfielder John Shelby. “To be able to honor [Robinson] every year is always something I take pride in.”

Swirling, gusting winds made almost any ball hit in the air an adventure — sometimes in comical fashion. But the Mariners got the better of it, hitting three home runs in a 5-1 victory that snapped the White Sox’ four-game winning streak.

CHICAGO – A season-opening road trip that started off with the first game postponed due to freezing temperatures and a snow/sleet mix ended seven days later on Thursday afternoon where winds in the Windy City ranged from around a constant 30 mph to gusts up to 45 mph.

The Windy City is indeed windy.

Jimenez suffered only a bruise when he fouled a ball off his left ankle Wednesday night — he could pinch-hit against the Mariners on Thursday. Harrison has back soreness but “should play” this weekend against the Rays, manager Tony La Russa said.