Paul Pierce found asleep in car, arrested for alleged DUI

LOS ANGELES — Former NBA player Paul Pierce was arrested Tuesday night on suspicion of driving under the influence on a Los Angeles highway after he was found asleep behind the wheel, state police said.

California Highway Patrol officers responded at about 10:40 p.m. to an unrelated car crash involving multiple vehicles on the northbound highway.

https://sports.inquirer.net/643610/paul-pierce-found-asleep-in-car-arrested-for-alleged-dui

佐久間ら5人首位、渋野28位 女子ゴルフ第1日

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**佐久間ら5人が首位、渋野は28位に/女子ゴルフ第1日**
(2025年10月10日 17:21 更新:17:23)

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スタンレー・レディースホンダ第1日が10日、静岡県・東名カントリークラブ(6435ヤード、パー72)で行われました。

今季4勝目を目指す佐久間朱莉が、米女子ツアー今季1勝の岩井千怜や神谷そら、河本結、野沢真央とともに7アンダーで並び、5人が首位グループを形成しました。

一方、渋野選手は28位で初日を終えています。

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文科相、部活の体罰「許されず」 春高バレー常連校に

文科相、部活動の体罰「決して許されず」 春高バレー常連校で問題に

2025年10月10日 12:29(12:31更新)

文部科学相の阿部俊子氏は10日の閣議後会見で、全国大会「春高バレー」の常連校である秋田県立雄物川高(横手市)男子バレーボール部の監督による部員への体罰について言及しました。

報告によると、同監督が部員を殴るなどの体罰を行っていたとのことで、阿部文科相は「決して許される行為ではない」と強く非難しました。

部活動における体罰問題は近年でも度々指摘されており、関係者からの適切な指導と対応が求められています。

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救援左腕スコットが離脱 ドジャース

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救援左腕スコットが離脱 ドジャース

2025年10月10日 7:27 (10月10日 7:29 更新)
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米大リーグ機構は9日、大谷翔平らが所属するドジャースの救援左腕スコットが、地区シリーズの出場選手登録から外れたと発表しました。

ロバーツ監督によると、スコットは下半身の膿瘍を切除する手術を受けており、現在は療養中です。

チームは現在ワールドシリーズ進出を目指していますが、スコットの離脱が今後の戦いに影響を与える可能性があります。

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Jalalon hopes culture fit with TNT generates success

Jio Jalalon is eager to finally begin his new chapter with TNT, excited to immerse himself in a franchise where winning is the only thing worth measuring.

“I like that kind of culture,” Jalalon told the Inquirer in Filipino. “That will push me to do the same.”

The former Defensive Player of the Year will…
https://sports.inquirer.net/643601/jalalon-hopes-culture-fit-with-tnt-generates-success

西武、黒田コーチが1軍昇格 来季スタッフ発表

2025年10月9日 19:42(2025年10月9日 19:45 更新)

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西武は9日、西口文也監督が2年目の指揮を執る来季のコーチ陣を発表した。黒田哲史コーチが2軍から1軍の内野守備走塁担当に昇格した。

スタッフは次の通り。

【1軍】
監督:西口文也(53)=立正大
背番号:7

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Lance MacCullers’ wife Kara dons vibrant orange bikini top on dreamy luxe vacation with Astros star

Houston Astros pitcher Lance McCullers Jr.’s wife, Kara, recently shared a glimpse into their family’s latest moments during the offseason.

The couple spent quality time together with their two daughters, capturing special memories away from the baseball season.

Kara’s update offers fans a heartfelt look at the McCullers family’s life beyond the field, highlighting the importance of family and relaxation during the break.
https://www.sportskeeda.com/baseball/news-lance-maccullers-wife-kara-dons-vibrant-orange-bikini-top-dreamy-luxe-vacation-astros-star

I have more to give, says Abueva after career-high

ANTIPOLO—Calvin Abueva pounded the center court of Ynares Center on Wednesday before raising his finger up in the sky after a performance that propelled Titan Ultra to a winning start to its PBA voyage.

Beyond giving the league’s newest ballclub a 100-96 victory over the Meralco Bolts in the Philippine Cup here, Abueva also showed his determination and skill that could make a significant impact this season.
https://sports.inquirer.net/643491/i-have-more-to-give-says-abueva-after-career-high

Daren Sammy highlights decline of West Indies’ Test side

**By Parth Dhall | Oct 08, 2025 | 05:05 PM**

### The Story: Daren Sammy Compares West Indies Cricket Decline to “Cancer”

Former West Indies captain Daren Sammy has drawn a stark and powerful comparison between the decline of his Test side and a “cancer” that has been developing over a long period.

Speaking ahead of the second Test match against India in Delhi, Sammy acknowledged that role models in the shortest formats of the game are readily available for younger players. However, he also emphasized that these players can only work with the resources currently at their disposal.

### Candid Remarks on Deep-Rooted Issues

West Indies suffered a heavy defeat in the first Test of the two-match series against India, losing by an innings and 140 runs. Ahead of the second Test, Sammy did not shy away from addressing the struggles faced by West Indies cricket — particularly in the Test format.

“I know now I’m under the microscope. I’m in the middle, and we’re open to criticism,” Sammy said. But he was quick to point out that the problems the team faces didn’t begin just two years ago; rather, they are deeply rooted in the system.

### The Cancer Analogy: A Metaphor for West Indies Cricket Struggles

Sammy used a powerful metaphor to describe the ongoing challenges: he likened the issues plaguing West Indies cricket to “cancer that’s already in the system.”

He explained, “If you don’t get cancer, you know what happens. Our problems don’t lie on the surface. It’s rooted deep into our system.”

He also highlighted the financial difficulties that have plagued the West Indies cricket board for years. “The difference between the top 3-4 teams in the world versus the bottom four is huge. We’ve been struggling with finances for a long time,” Sammy added.

### Missed Commercial Opportunities and Financial Struggles

Sammy expressed regret over missed commercial opportunities during the era when West Indies cricket was at its peak.

“We’re playing five Test matches, four months in one place, entertaining the world,” he said, reflecting on cricket’s global appeal. Yet, he pointed out that due to mismanagement and other setbacks over the years, the West Indies are now in dire need of financial resources to enable growth and development.

### Woeful Numbers Reflect Current Struggles

Statistics highlight the Windies’ ongoing challenges in the longest format. According to ESPNcricinfo, West Indies have recorded 13 sub-200 totals in their last 15 Test innings. Moreover, in those 15 innings, the team has failed to bat out 90 overs or even a full day.

Notably, since the start of this century, the Windies have won only two Tests against India — with their last victory dating back to 2002. They have lost six of their last seven Tests overall, underscoring the difficult times faced by Caribbean cricket.

Daren Sammy’s candid remarks serve as a grim reminder of the deep-seated issues that require urgent attention if West Indies cricket is to regain its former stature.
https://www.newsbytesapp.com/news/sports/daren-sammy-highlights-decline-of-west-indies-in-test-cricket/story

Daren Sammy highlights decline of West Indies’ Test side

**By Parth Dhall | Oct 08, 2025 | 05:05 pm**

**What’s the story?**

Former West Indies captain Daren Sammy has drawn a stark comparison between the decline of his Test side and a “cancer” that has been developing over a long period.

Speaking ahead of the second Test against India in Delhi, Sammy acknowledged that role models in the shorter formats of the game are readily available for younger players. However, he emphasized that they can only work with the resources currently at their disposal.

**Candid remarks on deep-rooted issues in West Indies cricket**

West Indies recently lost the first match of the two-Test series in India by an innings and 140 runs. Ahead of the second Test, Sammy did not shy away from addressing the struggles facing West Indies cricket, particularly in the Test format.

He said, *“I know now I’m under the microscope. I’m in the middle, and we’re open to criticism.”* But Sammy also stressed that these problems are not new — they run deep within the system.

**Metaphorical comparison: Cancer analogy for West Indies cricket struggles**

Sammy likened the many challenges plaguing West Indies cricket to *“cancer that’s already in the system.”* He explained, *“If you don’t get cancer, you know what happens. Our problems don’t lie on the surface. It’s rooted deep into our system.”*

He further highlighted the financial difficulties facing West Indies cricket. *“The difference between the different teams, the top 3-4 teams in the world versus the bottom four. We’ve been struggling with finances for a long time,”* Sammy said.

**Missed commercial opportunities for West Indies**

Reflecting on the past, Sammy lamented how West Indies failed to capitalize commercially during their glory days as the world’s best side — unlike India, which has successfully leveraged its cricketing success.

*“We’re playing five Test matches, four months in one place, entertaining the world,”* Sammy noted. But due to mismanagement and other factors over the years, the team now finds itself in dire need of financial resources to help foster growth and development.

**Woeful numbers paint a grim picture**

According to ESPNcricinfo, West Indies have recorded 13 sub-200 totals in their last 15 Test innings. In those innings, they failed to bat out even 90 overs or complete a full day.

Notably, since the start of this century, the Windies have won only two Tests against India — the last victory coming back in 2002. Overall, they have lost six of their last seven Test matches.

Daren Sammy’s candid remarks shine a light on the deep-rooted challenges facing West Indies cricket, calling for urgent action to revive the pride and performance of the once-dominant Test side.
https://www.newsbytesapp.com/news/sports/daren-sammy-highlights-decline-of-west-indies-in-test-cricket/story