The IL move is retroactive to Saturday.

Crawford was hit in the hand by a 95-mph sinker from Framber Valdez in the third inning of Seattle's loss to Detroit on Friday. Crawford was replaced in the field for the bottom of the inning and missed the rest of the series.

Crawford, 31, is batting .228 with 10 home runs and 23 RBIs through 55 games this season.

After Crawford started at shortstop in 53 of those games, rookie Colt Emerson may see more time at shortstop. The 20-year-old top prospect made his major league debut last month and was originally penciled in to start at shortstop Monday against the host Baltimore Orioles before being scratched about an hour before the scheduled start.

Emerson's removal from the lineup was due to back tightness, the Mariners said. Cole Young is now scheduled to start at shortstop Monday night, with Bliss at second.

It will be Young's first career start at shortstop after appearing in 66 games at second base this season for the Mariners. A first-round pick of Seattle in the 2022 MLB Draft, the 22-year-old is hitting .253 with four home runs and 31 RBIs in his second season in the majors.

Bliss, 26, appeared in one game for Seattle earlier this season as a pinch hitter. He owns a .210 batting average with three homers and 12 RBIs in 45 career big-league games, and he was batting .204 with one homer in 51 games this year at Triple-A.

Laviolette had been in talks to become the head coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs as recently as last week, according to multiple reports, and the Edmonton Oilers had also reportedly looked at him as a candidate to fill their head coaching vacancy.

Laviolette, 61, has been an NHL head coach for 23 seasons.

He won a Stanley Cup with the Carolina Hurricanes in 2006. He also reached the Stanley Cup Final as coach of the Philadelphia Flyers in 2010 and the Nashville Predators in 2017.

He most recently coached the New York Rangers from 2023-25. The Rangers went 55-23-4 (114 points) in Laviolette's first season and advanced to the Eastern Conference finals, where they were eliminated by the Florida Panthers in a six-game series. New York went 39-36-7 (85 points) the following season to finish six points out of a playoff spot, leading to Laviolette's dismissal in April 2025.

He owns an 846-562-161 record (25 ties) as head coach with the New York Islanders (2001-03), Hurricanes (2003-09), Flyers (2009-14), Predators (2014-20), Washington Capitals (2020-23) and Rangers.

His 846 regular-season wins are the most among United States-born coaches in NHL history and seventh all-time.

Laviolette appeared in 12 NHL games during his playing career as a defenseman, all during the 1988-89 season with the Rangers.

The team announcement comes nearly one week after the deal was reported by multiple outlets as being worth $141 million. A total of $100 million of the deal is reportedly guaranteed, while the pact could pay as much as $150 million with incentive clauses, according to multiple reports, though the team did not disclose financial information.

London's new deal gives him an average annual value of $35.25 million, the third-highest mark among wide receivers behind only Seattle's Jaxon Smith-Njigba ($42.15 million) and Cincinnati's Ja'Marr Chase ($40.25 million). Smith-Njigba signed his extension with the Super Bowl champion Seahawks earlier this offseason.

It is also the highest average per-year deal in Falcons history, according to ESPN.

"Drake London represents exactly what we're building here," Atlanta Falcons general manager Ian Cunningham said in a statement. "His work ethic, competitive drive, and team-first mind set is refreshing to witness. He's an ascending player who has earned the respect of everyone in this building through the way he prepares and performs."

The Falcons made London the eighth overall pick of the 2022 NFL Draft, and he had an immediate impact as a starter. He led the Falcons in receiving yards in each of his first three seasons before tight end Kyle Pitts beat him by 9 yards in 2025, with London playing five fewer games.

In 62 career games (60 starts), the 24-year-old has 309 receptions for 3,961 yards and 22 touchdowns for Atlanta. His best season was in 2024, when he played all 17 games and finished with career highs of 100 catches, 1,271 yards and nine TDs.

London will play the 2026 season on his fifth-year rookie option, worth $16.82 million. The extension then takes him through the 2030 campaign.

Atlanta enters a new era with Kevin Stefanski as head coach and franchise legend and former quarterback Matt Ryan in a newly created role as president of football. Tua Tagovailoa was brought in to compete with Michael Penix Jr. for the starting quarterback job.

Cooper was arrested and jailed in Douglas County (Colo.) early last Friday after police responded to a call and arrested the 28-year-old at 11:16 p.m. Thursday.

Arrest records indicate Cooper and his girlfriend, also arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic violence with an additional charge of petty criminal mischief, were involved in a disagreement over allegations of infidelity. In signed affidavits, the parties gave much different accounts of the events that caused the argument to escalate.

Cooper posted an apology to social media on Saturday.

"I apologize to my family to my friends and my community ... And so many others," it read.

A pre-trial hearing was set for July 6 during Cooper's court appearance on Monday. A trial date of July 22 falls within a week of the likely start of Denver's training camp.

His attorney requested an expedited trial to avoid any conflict with training camp or the Broncos' preseason schedule.

Cooper has started every game in each of the past three seasons for Denver and has played in 81 games (65 starts) since the Broncos drafted him in the seventh round in 2021.

Cooper recorded eight sacks, 50 tackles and 16 quarterback hits last season. He has 31.5 sacks, 63 QB hits, 266 tackles, three fumble recoveries (one for a touchdown), two forced fumbles and one interception.

He signed a four-year, $60 million extension in November 2024.

The 6-foot-3, 310-pound defensive tackle receives a four-year, $18 million deal as the 29th pick in the 2026 NFL Draft out of Clemson. Woods' contract includes a team option for a fifth season in 2030.

Representatives Adie von Gontard and Ray Haija of YM APAA Sports confirmed the deal.

Woods, 21, was a first-team All-ACC selection at Clemson in 2025 after posting two sacks and 30 tackles in 12 games. Over three seasons with the Tigers, he recorded 84 tackles (14.5 for losses) with five sacks and two forced fumbles.

Barner, 24, started every game last season and caught a touchdown in Seattle's Super Bowl LX victory against the New England Patriots.

The former fourth-round draft pick played through a variety of injuries -- hip, elbow, shoulder, knee, ankle and calf -- throughout the campaign, but did not specify which ailments led to his surgeries.

"I'm going to feel much better, and I'm already feeling much better, and I think that's where I'll see strides," Barner said, per the team's website. "I'm feeling good, and I'm chomping at the bit trying to get back out there."

Barner caught 52 passes for 519 yards and six TDs in 17 regular-season games and added six catches for 67 yards and a score in three playoff wins.

He has 82 receptions for 764 yards and 10 touchdowns in 34 games (23 starts) since Seattle drafted him in 2024 out of Michigan.

Webster, 41, joined the Raptors' front office in 2013 and was promoted to general manager in June 2017, making him the youngest GM in NBA history at the time at 32.

"We're building something special here, and I'm proud to continue to lead the Toronto Raptors as we work towards our next championship," Webster said in a news release. "... This is a franchise that's focused on the future, and we're ready for what's next."

The Raptors won their first NBA championship in the 2018-19 season. They are 591-455 with nine playoff berths and six Atlantic Division titles during Webster's tenure.

Toronto finished 46-36 in 2025-26 and ended a three-year playoff drought, losing to the Cleveland Cavaliers in seven games in the first round.

"Bobby has an elite understanding of the game and the NBA, and he's used that to build a team that competes at a high level," said Keith Pelley, CEO of Maple Leafe Sports and Entertainment. "It's been an exciting year for the Raptors. They were a joy to watch compete together, and with Bobby and the Raptors, we've seen the results, and we believe in where his leadership will take us."

The Raptors also announced extensions for vice president of player personnel and assistant GM Dan Tolzman; VP of basketball strategy and research Keith Boyarsky; and VP of operations Tyla Flexman.

With the Knicks up 2-0 and the NBA Finals coming to Madison Square Garden on Monday night for the first time in 27 years, the get-in price for tickets to Game 3 has dropped to $4,711. While that's still far more expensive than this year's Super Bowl, it does represent a 49% drop over the past three days, according to ticket tracking service TicketData.

Ahead of Game 2 in San Antonio on Friday night, the get-in price for the Monday night game had soared above $9,000. The Knicks then survived a furious Spurs rally and put a stranglehold on the series by winning the first two games on the road.

Should New York win on Monday, it would set up a potential series sweep for the Knicks' first NBA title in 52 years. The get-in price for Game 4 has risen 7% to $8,600 over the past three days.

In fact, the remainder of the series after Game 3 has seen each game rise, including two potential games in San Antonio. Should the Spurs win the next three games and force the series back to New York for Game 6, the get-in price has surged to $10,895.

NBA FINALS GET-IN PRICES*

Game 3 - New York: $4,711 (Down 49% past three days)

Game 4 - New York: $8,600 (Up 7%)

Game 5 - San Antonio: $1,717 (Up 10%)

Game 6 - New York: $10,895 (Up 27%)

Game 7 - San Antonio: 4,313 (Up 17%)

*Source: TicketData

For comparison, the past two Super Bowls had day-of-game get-in prices of $2,002 in 2025 and $3,251 this year. The average Super Bowl get-in price since the end of the Covid-19 pandemic has been $3,914, according to TicketData.

The company said the Knicks' focus on making sure their season-ticket holders are fans and not professional resellers has contributed to the limited supply on the secondary market. There also is wide appeal for the matchup against the Spurs and rising superstar Victor Wembanyama.

Outside of the World Cup and the Stanley Cup Final, the next-most expensive sporting event through the end of the year currently is UFC 329. The card featuring the return of Conor McGregor against Max Holloway currently has a get-in price of $1,367 and is set for July 11 in Las Vegas.

The Knicks opened the series as significant underdogs, but flipped to -140 favorites at BetMGM following their Game 1 victory. Now up 2-0 and returning home, New York is a heavy -500 favorite to win the series.

With President Donald Trump planning to attend Game 3, the New York Police Department announced there will be no watch party fans outside of Madison Square Garden due to security concerns. Crowds gathering outside of MSG to watch the game on a large screen has become a growing event during the Knicks' 13-game postseason win streak.

New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced Monday that Bryant Park in Midtown Manhattan will host a Knicks watch party for Game 3. The park is about a 15-minute walk from the arena.

The Hawks (46-36) finished first in the Southeast Division this season for the first time since the 2020-21 season. They lost to the New York Knicks in six games in the first round of the playoffs.

Despite trading four-time All-Star guard Trae Young to the Washington Wizards in January, the Hawks won 19 of their final 24 games in the regular season.

Snyder, 59, is 132-135 through three seasons with the Hawks. His career record in the NBA is 504-399, which includes eight seasons with the Utah Jazz (2014-22). He became head coach of the Hawks in 2023.

Snyder is the first NBA head coach to guide back-to-back Most Improved Player winners in Nickel Alexander-Walker (2025-26) and Dyson Daniels (2024-25).

The crash occurred Sunday at the airport in La Romana, Dominican Republic, minutes after the private, U.S.-registered Gulfstream G200 jet took off. The crew reported an issue with the plane and was attempting to return to the airport.

USA Today reported that the jet missed the runway, skidded, hit a bump and caught fire.

The pilot and co-pilot were the only people on board, and both were killed, according to Molina's Instagram story.

"My condolences to the pilots and their families," he wrote. "This plane was on its way to pick up me, my family, and friends in Texas to return to Puerto Rico. This is all so heartbreaking."

Molina now resides in Texas and was photographed Friday in the stands watching his son, Yanu, also a catcher, play in the UIL Texas 6A D1 state championship. His son plays for Lake Travis High School in Austin.

The elder Molina, 43, spent his 19-year career and won two World Series championships with the Cardinals, being named an All-Star 10 times and winning nine Gold Glove awards. He retired after the 2022 season and will be a first-time candidate on the Baseball Hall of Fame ballot for the 2028 class.