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Tom Krasovic: Creative Yu Darvish gave Padres a 2022 worth remembering

SAN DIEGO — You can't find a World Series trophy in the Padres' display case, but an artist's paint brush, cast in gold, would be appropriate, in honor of three select Padres greats — each one homegrown — who dominated with flair and unorthodox brilliance that made them more interesting.

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Is your glucose monitor at risk of a cyberattack? This startup thinks so

MedCrypt, a San Diego company that provides cybersecurity technology for medical devices, snagged $25 million in a second round of venture funding despite today's tough environment for young firms seeking to raise capital.

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New street medicine teams bring comprehensive health care to homeless people

SAN DIEGO — "Anybody home?" physician assistant Teagan Flint asks outside a tent on F Street in downtown San Diego.

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Cardinals' Nolan Arenado, rookie Brendan Donovan win Gold Gloves

ST. LOUIS — In his first year as a big-leaguer, rookie Brendan Donovan on Tuesday was awarded the utility Gold Glove in the first year that the award has been handed out.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

In San Diego, a dead great white shark and a plea to anglers

A great white shark was found dead Sunday near San Diego with wounds caused by fishing gear, and experts suspect that anglers are illegally targeting the species.

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Will 2020's dramatic surge in student voting carry over to midterms?

SAN DIEGO — The voting rate of young people in their late teens and early 20s has long been the lowest of any age group, and the 2020 presidential election was no exception.

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Study finds COVID-19 symptoms recur more often in those who took Paxlovid to ease illness

SAN DIEGO — You've been free of COVID-19 symptoms for two days. Then the coughing, fatigue and headaches return. Join the growing number of people experiencing what's being called COVID rebound.

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Venezuelans struggle with new reality in Tijuana after expulsions from United States

TIJUANA, Mexico — When a plane full of Venezuelan migrants landed in San Diego from Texas on a recent afternoon, Luis Gonzalez and many of those around him began to applaud, rattling the chains that bound their wrists to their ankles and waists.

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After years of delays, San Diego's polystyrene foam ban could take effect in April

SAN DIEGO — Big changes may be coming this spring for many San Diego restaurants and retail stores, because city officials say they plan to follow through on a long-delayed ban on polystyrene foam food containers, coolers, pool toys and similar products.

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San Diego doctor charged in death of inmate in county jail

A San Diego doctor who was on duty at the county jail has been charged in the death of a 24-year-old female inmate who collapsed in front of a nurse who was also charged in the case

The Independent UK

Want to go to Comic-Con next year? Badges go on sale Nov. 5

San Diego's most well-attended convention is still nine months away, but the crucial date for determining who gets to attend Comic-Con next year is less than two weeks away.

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San Diego biotech raises $11.8 million to help bald people regrow hair

Amplifica Holdings Group, a San Diego biotech startup working to help balding people regrow their hair, has corralled $11.8 million in a first round of venture capital financing.

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Used batteries from electric vehicles are put to good use by a new energy storage system in San Diego

At a nondescript office park in the Mira Mesa neighborhood of San Diego sit a pair of nondescript cubes, adjacent to a nondescript library annex that houses old books, papers and other items from UC San Diego.

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California sheriff’s office stops Black drivers five times more often than white people, data shows

A new report says sheriffs’ patrols spend more time conducting racially biased stops than they do responding to calls for help

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Report: For every 10 homeless people who found housing in last year in San Diego County, 13 more became homeless

SAN DIEGO — The number of people falling into homelessness for the first time is outpacing the number of homeless people who find housing in San Diego County each month, according to a new report.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Bryce Harper, Rhys Hoskins and the 2022 Phillies have made themselves immortal

It happened fast. So fast. The way great things often do. The way the great ones do them. One moment, it was cold and gray and wet and the spaces between the roars were getting longer and more distinct as the anxious murmur of impending defeat settled over Citizens Bank…

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Is South Bay birria taqueria the No. 1 taco shop in America? Yelp reviewers say yes

SAN DIEGO — For the past 17 years, Ed Fernandez Restaurant Birrieria in the South Bay border community of Nestor has been one the area's best-kept secrets. Not anymore.

Sports Illustrated

Bryce Harper’s Legend Grows as He Sends the Phillies to the World Series

His pennant-clinching home run goes on the short list of greatest homers hit by the greatest of players.

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MLB fans blasted the Padres after Trent Grisham bizarrely bunted in the ninth inning

What was Trent Grisham doing here?

Sports Illustrated

The Death of Do-or-Die Playoff Games

These are the games that give baseball the one thing it seems to lack when compared to other sports: appointment viewing.

Sports Illustrated

The Padres’ Goose Is Almost Cooked as Chaos Strikes the NLCS

They have thrived on a chaotic, spirited energy this postseason. The Phillies are beating them at their own game.

Sports Illustrated

Stop Blaming the Umpires for Everything

Bad calls live on forever. Some of the most infamous examples: Don Denkinger in Game 6 of the 1985 World Series. A.J. Pierzynski’s reaching on a dropped third strike that wasn’t in ALCS Game 2 in 2005.Kent Hrbek’s pulling Ron Gant off first base and tagging him out in Game…

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Padres fall flat in Game 3 against Phillies, again trail NLCS

PHILADELPHIA — The San Diego Padres took advantage of what the Philadelphia Phillies handed them but managed nothing else in Game 3 of the National League Championship Series.

Sports Illustrated

The Yankees Didn’t Lose to the Astros Because of an Open Roof

Last night’s game should have been thrilling. The two best teams in the American League playing in one of the highest-stakes games of the season. A win for the Astros meant the Yankees would be in a difficult 0–2 hole; a win for the Yankees would’ve tied the series, 1–1,…

Daily Mirror

Jack Nowell joins calls for rugby to build rivalries and storylines to attract new fans

Exeter expect a bumper 12,000 crowd for Saturday's game against Saracens and say a big reason is the history "with finals and salary cap stuff” between the two clubs. "You want games with a bit of edge and something to them," argues Rob Baxter

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