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Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash breaks down Sunday's one-run loss to the Red Sox, which was another narrow defeat to close out the season-opening series.

The St. Louis Cardinals beat New York 5-1 on Sunday to avoid an opening three-game sweep.

Hector Velazquez continued a season-opening stretch of strong starting pitching by Boston, leading the Red Sox over the Tampa Bay Rays 2-1 Sunday.

NEW YORK (AP) Paul DeJong had the first multihomer game of his big league career, Luke Weaver held the Mets to one run in five innings and the St. Louis Cardinals beat New York 5-1 on Sunday to avoid an opening three-game sweep.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) Hector Velazquez continued a season-opening stretch of strong starting pitching by Boston, working into the sixth inning and leading the Red Sox over the Tampa Bay Rays 2-1 Sunday.

SAN ANTONIO (AP) Facing a team that shoots as well as Villanova, limiting the takes from 3-point range is about as important as limiting the makes.

TORONTO (AP) Justin Smoak hit a two-run homer in the seventh inning and a go-ahead grand slam in the eighth to rally the Toronto Blue Jays past the New York Yankees 7-4 on Sunday.

Jose Berrios went the distance and Brian Dozier hammered a pair of home runs to help the Minnesota Twins beat Baltimore 7-0 on Sunday.

Miami Marlins manager Don Mattingly breaks down Sunday's win over the Cubs and discusses what made left-hander Dillon Peters so effective.

Paul DeJong's big day fueled the Cardinals' first win of the 2018 season.

Paul DeJong's big day fueled the Cardinals' win over the Mets

Dillon Peters threw six scoreless innings, Brian Anderson hit a three-run double to highlight a five-run fifth and the Miami Marlins beat the Chicago Cubs 6-0.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) Claude Giroux scored his second goal with 1:21 left in overtime and the Philadelphia Flyers recovered from blowing a late lead, beating the Boston Bruins 4-3 Sunday to inch closer to returning to the playoffs after a year absence.

MIAMI (AP) Dillon Peters threw six scoreless innings, Brian Anderson hit a three-run double to highlight a five-run fifth and the Miami Marlins beat the Chicago Cubs 6-0 on Sunday to split their opening four-game series.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) Ben Simmons had 20 points and 15 assists as Philadelphia kept up its passing prowess, beating the Charlotte Hornets 119-102 on Sunday.

SAN ANTONIO (AP) Spurs coach Gregg Popovich said Kawhi Leonard is continuing his injury rehabilitation in New York with his own team of doctors, but is unsure when the star forward and ''his group'' will clear him to play.

LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) Bill Self insisted all season long that the Kansas team he put on the court night after night was different from those of the past, its margin for error thinner than perhaps in any other season.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) The Buffalo Sabres say Victor Antipin suffered a concussion and a broken nose when he was boarded during Saturday night's game against the Nashville Predators.

LOS ANGELES (AP) The Dodgers have acquired infielder Breyvic Valera from the St. Louis Cardinals for minor league outfielder Johan Mieses.

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Preliminary tests show Golden State Warriors guard Patrick McCaw has no structural damage or problems with his nervous system following a terrifying fall to the floor during Saturday's game at Sacramento. He is expected to be released from the hospital on Sunday.

No. 1-seeded Villanova will attempt to capture its second national championship in three years when it battles Michigan on Monday night in San Antonio.

Freddie Freeman walked seven times in Atlanta's first three games.

MADRID (AP) Valencia defeated Leganes 1-0 Sunday to extend its impressive run in the Spanish league and stay close to Real Madrid in the fight for third place.

The top snapshots of the past week in Wisconsin sports.

MIAMI (AP) Monday is the day that the Miami Heat will gather for the annual team picture. They're always set up the same way: coaches sitting in the middle of the front row, the team's shorter players sitting on either side of Erik Spoelstra and his assistants, support staff and taller players standing in the back.