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    Bullpen falters after Mahle's strong playoff debut●Bullpen stung by long ball after Mahle's strong playoff debut✉newsSportBaseball34 min ago

    Pitcher Tyler Mahle delivered a strong outing in his playoff debut, but the team's bullpen could not hold the line, giving up home runs that undermined his effort. Coverage focuses on the relief pitchers being hurt by the long ball after Mahle set the tone, turning a promising start into a frustrating result for the club.

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    Lightning Reassign Goaltender Harrison Meneghin To Orlando Solar Bears●Tampa Bay Lightning Reassign Goaltender Harrison Meneghin From Syracuse Crunch To Orlando Solar Bears✉newsEnvironmentEnergy48 min ago

    The Tampa Bay Lightning have reassigned goaltender Harrison Meneghin from the Syracuse Crunch of the AHL to the Orlando Solar Bears, their ECHL affiliate. The move gives the young netminder a chance for more consistent playing time at the ECHL level as he continues his development within the Lightning organization.

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    Iowa City Liberty tennis player Vivian Kahler is being profiled by the Iowa City Press-Citizen, which describes her steady development as a standout for the Lightning. The story highlights the work she has put in to keep improving her game and her growing role as one of the school's top players in Iowa high school tennis.

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    Union rejects care cost cap while backing fuel relief●Ein Deckel für Pflegekosten? Unmöglich, sagt die Union, viel zu teuer. Dabei zahlen Pflegebedürftige im Heim im SchnittMmastodonBusinessLabor121 h ago

    Germany's CDU/CSU is being accused of double standards on cost-of-living relief. Critics point out the Union rejects a cap on care home costs, where residents pay an average of more than 3,300 euros a month out of their own pockets, and rules out a rent cap, while it backed the fuel discount and a possible petrol price cap. The comparison has become a talking point in the debate over who gets protection from rising prices.