Top prospect Josue De Paula recorded his first major‑league hit Sunday, a 416‑foot home run against the Miami Marlins, after joining the Dodgers ahead of the series.
Josue De Paula, the Los Angeles Dodgers' top prospect, notched his inaugural major‑league hit on Sunday with a 416‑foot home run off the Miami Marlins.
He had been added to the Dodgers roster just before the Marlins series, and while he had not yet logged a base hit, he reached base three times and impressed observers during his first two games.
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De Paula's power display in his first at‑bat signals a potential boost to the Dodgers' offensive depth, offering the club a high‑velocity option for future lineups and underscoring the value of their recent prospect promotions.
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Abhishek Sharma blasted 82 runs from 32 balls, steering India to a seven‑wicket victory as they chased down 157 against Afghanistan in the opening T20I.
Lando Norris clinched pole for the 2026 Spanish Grand Prix in Madrid, while Lewis Hamilton retired early after a brake failure, warning his team he could barely stop the car.