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How to watch Reds vs. Mariners: TV channel and streaming options for July 21

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The Seattle Mariners will aim to keep a three-game win streak going when they host the Cincinnati Reds at 9:40 p.m. ET on Tuesday. Luis Castillo (3-8, 4.93 ERA) gets the start for the Mariners, who are 51-50 this season and first in the AL West. Chase Burns (11-1, 2.54 ERA) is starting for the Reds, who are 45-54 and fifth in the NL Central.

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Reds vs. Mariners odds

  • Favorite Moneyline: Mariners -120
  • Underdog Moneyline: Reds +100
  • Total: 7.5
  • Total Over Odds: -118
  • Total Under Odds: -102

Injury reports

Mariners

Brendan Donovan: 10 Day IL (Groin), Rob Refsnyder: 10 Day IL (Knee), Matt Brash: 15 Day IL (Lat), Cooper Criswell: 60 Day IL (Shoulder), Will Wilson: 60 Day IL (Thumb), Logan Evans: 60 Day IL (Arm), Carlos Vargas: 60 Day IL (Lat), J.P. Crawford: day-to-day (Undisclosed), Julio Rodríguez: day-to-day (Undisclosed)

Reds

Matt McLain: 10 Day IL (Calf), Blake Dunn: 10 Day IL (Elbow), Tony Santillan: 15 Day IL (Oblique), Nick Lodolo: 15 Day IL (Finger), Graham Ashcraft: 60 Day IL (Forearm), Brandon Williamson: 60 Day IL (Shoulder)

Stats to know

  • Seattle’s Randy Arozarena has hit 11 home runs this season. He has also tallied 45 RBIs and has scored 62 runs. In 396 plate appearances, he has recorded a .284 BA, .381 OBP and .450 SLG with a 9.6% walk rate and a 21.5% strikeout rate. He has been effective on the base paths, recording 19 steals on 24 attempts.
  • In 405 plate appearances, Josh Naylor has slashed .253/.317/.351 this season. He has hit eight long balls and driven in 37 runs with a strikeout rate of 12.1% and a walk rate of 7.7%. He has 19 stolen bases on 23 attempts. He has come around to score 37 times.
  • Sal Stewart is hitting for a .251 BA, .331 OBP and .470 SLG with a 21.3% strikeout rate and a 10.6% walk rate. His OPS is .801 and he has scored 52 runs. In 432 plate appearances, he has hit 20 home runs and driven in 69 runs (4th in MLB). Stewart has recorded 11 steals on 14 attempts.
  • In 358 plate appearances, Elly De La Cruz has posted a 27.4% strikeout rate and a 9.8% walk rate while slashing .279/.352/.502 with 16 home runs, 45 RBIs and 54 runs scored. He has stolen 15 bases on 21 attempts.

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World Matchplay 2026: Cameron Menzies receives medical care after being taken ill on stage

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Cameron Menzies needed medical attention after being taken ill during his World Matchplay second-round match against Ross Smith in Blackpool on Wednesday.

While leading the game 2-1, Scotland’s Menzies stepped away from the oche and appeared unsteady on his feet as England’s Smith and the referee guided him safely off stage.

It was later confirmed that Menzies was cleared by medics backstage but was unable to return to the stage to continue, and so forfeited the match.

The PDC said: “Cameron experienced high blood pressure, which caused him to feel dizzy and subsequently faint.

“Following an assessment by the on-site medical team, Cameron was deemed well enough to return to his accommodation.

“We wish Cameron all the best and look forward to seeing him back in action soon.”

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Arsenal’s William Saliba will not have surgery on back injury, set for ‘extended period’ on sidelines

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Saliba walks off the pitch in France's semi-final

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Arsenal’s William Saliba will not have surgery on a back injury and will have an “extended period” on the sidelines, the club has confirmed.

The 25-year-old defender was substituted after half an hour of France’s 2-0 World Cup semi-final defeat to Spain, having started in all bar one match at the tournament.

The defender went down in a seemingly innocuous moment, kicked the ball out of play and called for medical attention.

Arsenal have now confirmed the centre-back will not have surgery. A statement from the north London club read: “William Saliba has returned to us from World Cup duty. Subsequent specialist reviews on William’s return to London this week have confirmed that he has suffered a back injury which will require a period of rehabilitation.

“Extensive assessments have concluded that surgery is not recommended, but William should now commence a managed recovery programme.

“William’s rehabilitation will commence immediately, with continual management of his injury, and he is expected to be out of action for an extended period. Everyone is fully focused on supporting William to ensure he is back to full fitness as soon as possible.”

Saliba made 50 appearances for Arsenal last season and started six of France’s World Cup games, only rested for their final group-stage game against Norway.

The centre-back played the third-most minutes of any Arsenal outfield player last season and had been dealing with a back issue heading into the tournament.

“I’ve had some minor niggles for several months,” he said before France’s group game against Iraq, per France 24. “I’ve been gritting my teeth because there was the Champions League and the Premier League. But the coaching staff are handling it very well.”

Arsenal begin their defence of the Premier League title against Coventry City on August 21.

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Red Sox tie franchise-record 15-game win streak with victory over Orioles

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BOSTON – Fenway Park was 34 years old.

A 6-year-old future Hall of Famer named Carl Yastrzemski was just picking up a bat.

World War II had ended 10 months prior.

It was 1946, and that was the last time the Red Sox had a 15-game winning streak.

On Wednesday, the 2026 team matched that 80-year-old franchise record with a 6-3 win over the Baltimore Orioles.

The Red Sox will try for the franchise record of 16 straight on Wednesday night in the second game of a doubleheader.

Their 15-game streak marks the longest win streak in the majors since 2021 when the St. Louis Cardinals reeled off 17 straight. The record is 26 wins in a row set by the 1916 New York Giants.

The Red Sox wasted little time setting the tone in the first inning as Caleb Durbin’s bases-loaded, two-run single followed by Jarren Duran’s two-run triple into the right-field corner gave the Red Sox an early 4-0 lead from which they never looked back. Rookie starter Jake Bennett allowed three runs over 5 2/3 innings of work. Aroldis Chapman closed out the win in the ninth to secure his 390th career save, tying Dennis Eckersley for ninth on the all-time saves list.

Unlike that 1946 juggernaut led by MVP Ted Williams (in his first season back from fighting in World War II), the 2026 team was anything but for the first three months of the season. Chief baseball officer Craig Breslow fired manager Alex Cora and six coaches on April 25 after a disappointing 10-17 start. Breslow promoted Chad Tracy from Triple-A Worcester to interim manager for his first big-league managerial job. But as of June 24, the Red Sox were 14 games below .500 and Breslow’s job was on the line. The Red Sox were all but assured to sell.

Since then, they’ve reeled off wins in 20 of their last 22 games, including 15 straight since July 3.

In the midst of this historic streak, the Red Sox have received contributions up and down the lineup with eight different players recording go-ahead or winning RBIs. They’ve done all this without infielders Trevor Story, Marcelo Mayer and Isiah Kiner-Falefa and outfielder Roman Anthony. They’ve been missing their ace and American Cy Young runner-up, Garrett Crochet, since April. A combination of players called up from Triple A fighting for their big-league lives has reinvigorated the Red Sox and helped them find their offensive rhythm.

This win streak began with nine straight wins on the road to close out the first half. Four of those wins pre-break came without the club’s best hitter in Willson Contreras, who served a five-game suspension for his part in a brawl with the Washington Nationals before the All-Star break. The Red Sox began their 15-game stretch with a sweep of the Los Angeles Angels in Anaheim during the Fourth of July weekend and continued against a hot Chicago White Sox team. The streak endured against the New York Mets despite arriving for the three-game series just two hours before first pitch due to two separate flight issues.

The break could have been a momentum killer for a 9-0 team, but the Red Sox picked up where they left off, completing a doubleheader sweep on Friday against the American League East-leading Tampa Bay Rays. Boston took two more over the weekend from Tampa before another win on Monday against Baltimore, snapping the Orioles’ own seven-game win streak.

Now they will attempt to make franchise history twice in the same day.

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