Jazz, NY Yankees Trail L.A. Dodgers 0-3

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NEW YORK, U.S.A – Twenty years ago, the New York Yankees became the first team in baseball history to surrender a 3-0 lead in the MLB Playoffs.

With their season on the line tonight, Jazz Chisholm Jr and the Bronx Bombers have to hope that history is in their favor this time around – and that the comeback starts in game four.

The Yankees now trail the Los Angeles Dodgers 0-3 in the 2024 world series.

The dodgers took game three 4-2 last night at yankee stadium in new york.

Chisholm went 0-4 but the entire Yankees lineup has struggled through the series thus far, batting just .186.

The Yankees hope to stave off elimination in game four tonight, with first pitch set for 8:08 pm.

Luis Gil will get the start for the Yankees and it is expected to be a bullpen game for the Dodgers.

The Yankees are the 41st team to fall behind 3-0 in a best of seven series, but there hasn’t been a series sweep in the fall classic since 2012.

Sports Month

The Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture is planning to celebrate Sports Month, headlined by a new Hall of Fame class and several events celebrating athletes across the country.

NCAA Swimming

Olympian Lamar Taylor made his debut with the Tennessee Volunteers and immediately proved why he came in as a highly touted grad transfer.

In their first meet of the season, against the Louisville Cardinals, Taylor finished second in the 50 free in 19.45 seconds. 

It tied for the ninth-fastest time in school history. 

He also finished fourth in the 100 free with a time of 43.07 seconds.

Taylor was a member of the 400 free relay that finished first and posted the top time in the country this season – 2:49.23 seconds. 

It was an NCAA ‘A’ cut time, automatically qualifying the group for the NCAA Championships at the end of the season. 

NCAA Basketball

There are high hopes in Oxford for the 20th ranked women’s basketball program in the country and they got off to the start fans expected in their first exhibition.

Coach Yo, sophomore Rhema Collins and Ole Miss  defeated the christian brothers buccaneers 114-29 Monday night at the SJB Pavilion in Mississippi.

Collins finished with 14 points and seven rebounds.

Christian Brothers had a 9-8 lead at the first media timeout before the home team settled in, and went on a 34-5 run and eventually won by 85.

In year seven at the helm, Coach Yo leads the team into a season with lofty expectations, coming off its third consecutive tournament appearance and first season with at least 12 SEC wins.

They are ranked no. 20 in the ap and no. 21 in the usa today coaches poll.

Collins is one of eight players returning from last year’s squad, headlined by first team all-sec selection Madison Scott.

Next up for team 50, they open the season in Paris, France to take on Juju Watkins and the no. 3 USC Trojans  on Monday, November 4.