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VIDEO SHOWS: FILE FOOTAGE OF PAT CUMMINS RESENDING WITH FULL SCRIPT  SHOWS: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (FILE – DECEMBER 24, 2024) (ANI – No use India/No use Social Media/No use Digital) 1. AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM CAPTAIN PAT CUMMINS BOWLING IN NETS MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (FILE – DECEMBER 25, 2024) (ANI – No use India/No use Social Media/No use Digital) 2. CUMMINS TALKING TO TRAVIS HEAD 3. CUMMINS JOGGING 4. CRICKETERS' FAMILIES AT TRAINING SESSION 5. CUMMINS WITH CHILD 6. CUMMINS RUNNING 7. CUMMINS TALKING TO MEMBER OF COACHING STAFF PERTH, AUSTRALIA (FILE – NOVEMBER 21, 2024) (AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION – Broadcast: No use Australia. Digital: No use Australia / .com.au internet sites / any internet site of any Australia based media organisations or mobile platforms / Australian NVO clients / smh.com.au / news.com.au) 8. CUMMINS AND THEN INDIAN CRICKET CAPTAIN JASPRIT BUMRAH HOLDING BORDER-GAVASKAR TROPHY 9. MEDIA SCRUM / CUMMINS AND BUMRAH POSING FOR PHOTOS NEXT TO TROPHY 10. BORDER-GAVASKAR TROPHY 11. CUMMINS AND BUMRAH POSING FOR PHOTOS NEXT TO TROPHY PERTH, AUSTRALIA (NOVEMBER 20, 2024) (ANI – No use India / No use social media / No use digital) 12. CUMMINS 13. NET SESSION 14. CUMMINS BOWLING IN THE NETS 15. CUMMINS SPEAKING WITH AUSTRALIA BOWLING COACH, DANIEL VETTORI LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (FILE – JULY 26, 2023) (REUTERS – Access all) (MUTE) 16. CUMMINS 17. WIDE OF AUSTRALIA TRAINING AT THE OVAL 18. STEVE SMITH AND PAT CUMMINS TALKING STORY: Australia captain Pat Cummins has not resumed bowling after suffering a back injury and will miss the opening Ashes tests against England in Perth in late November, multiple local media outlets reported on Wednesday (October 8).      The 32-year-old fast bowler is recovering from a lower back stress injury that has troubled him since Australia's tour of the West Indies earlier this year.     The Sydney Morning Herald, citing sources, reported that back scans last week revealed the injury had not yet healed, ruling Cummins out of the Perth clash and putting in doubt his participation in all five tests in the blockbuster series.     Cricket Australia said they had no update on Cummins' fitness.      If Cummins is not fit to play in Perth from November 21, former skipper Steve Smith is likely to captain the team with Scott Boland joining the pace attack.    (Production: Andy Ragg)

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VIDEO SHOWS: SOUNDBITES FROM IGA SWIATEK, HOLGER RUNE AND ALEX DE MINAUR ON HEAT AND CHALLENGING PLAYING CONDITIONS IN CHINA RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: WUHAN, CHINA (OCTOBER 7, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) 1.(SOUNDBITE) (English) WTA WORLD NUMBER TWO, IGA SWIATEK PLAYING AT WUHAN OPEN, SAYING:  “Honestly, I feel like it's getting hotter in different places over the years. So I already experienced that, for example, in Cincinnati this year. So I'm just trying to, yeah, use my experience, recover well between the points, and just spend all my energy on having the best quality possible. But for sure, it's a challenge and, well, I'm happy I didn't play yesterday because it was, I think, you know, too much for most of the players. So I just hope our matches will be scheduled in a time. I mean, on Centre Court, I think it's a little bit cooler because of the air conditioning and everything, but I hope the other matches will be scheduled in a time where girls can really, like, compete, rather than just die on the court.” SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 5, 2025) (ATP MEDIA / IMG – See restrictions before use) 2. (SOUNDBITE) (English) INTERVIEWER AT ATP SHANGHAI MASTERS ASKING: "Holger, tough work today with the heat and the humidity. When the doctor was cold, how much were you struggling?" (SOUNDBITE) (English) ATP WORLD NUMBER 11, HOLGER RUNE, SAYING: "I was struggling a lot, but… It was for a certain amount of time, then I felt better after. The doctor told me and the physio also told me to do some more breathing and stuff, so they were very nice. So big credit to them, keeping it very relaxed under this heat stress. So I think, I just, I knew what I was going into. I warmed up today. I knew it was going to be hot and I just thought, okay, it's going to be hot also for him. And, you know, we're both Europeans, so we're not, you know, quite used to this kind of weather." SHANGHAI, CHINA (OCTOBER 6, 2025) (ATP MEDIA / IMG – See restrictions before use) 3. (SOUNDBITE) (English) ATP WORLD NUMBER 7, ALEX DE MINAUR, SAYING: "But I came in to this week, knowing how tough the conditions were going to be. So the mindset ultimately is surviving and finding ways and getting ready for battles every time you step out on court, and there's no such thing as easy matches, especially in these types of conditions. So I'm glad I was able to compose myself in the second serve and kind of get the break back and finish it off in two, because if we went into a third, it would have been very, very physical." 4. WHITE FLASH 5. "Well, today's going to be officially my first ice bath, so I'm very much looking forward to that. I'm going to see. Normally, it's probably my most hated thing in the whole tennis world to do an ice bath, but I think it's going to feel very refreshing today." STORY: World tennis top stars Iga Swiatek and Holger Rune have voiced their concerns on the harsh playing conditions at the ongoing WTA and ATP tournaments in China. The WTA world number two Swiatek said the heat was "too much for the players" to take especially on the outside courts at the Wuhan Open. The harsh conditions forced play to be suspended on all outdoor courts on Monday. On Tuesday, an exhausted Emma Raducanu had her blood pressure checked during a medical timeout before retiring while trailing 6-1 4-1 to Ann Li at the Wuhan Open first round, with the temperature nearing 35 degrees Celsius on a humid afternoon. Raducanu posted a screenshot of her phone screen on social media, displaying a temperature of 34 degrees Celsius. Meanwhile at the  Shanghai Masters, top players wilted under soaring temperatures and punishing humidity.  World number two Jannik Sinner's title defence ended in agony on Sunday when the Italian struggled to walk due to cramp in his right thigh before he retired in the deciding set of his third-round clash with Tallon Griekspoor. Novak Djokovic vomited during his encounter with Yannick Hanfmann while Rune was heard asking an official during a medical timeout in his meeting with Ugo Humbert if players had to "die on court" amid the heat and humidity. Rune admitted he was "struggling a lot", though it was for a certain amount of time.  Others including Casper Ruud, Tomas Machac, David Goffin, Terrence Atmane, Hamad Medjedovic and Wu Yibing were unable to pull through and retired mid-match due to illness or injury in the early rounds. The temperature was at around 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit) throughout the opening rounds with the humidity soaring over 80% at times. The need for a formal ATP heat rule had sprung up in August in Cincinnati when Arthur Rinderknech collapsed on court during a match in sweltering conditions before handing Felix Auger-Aliassime the victory. Under ATP regulations, decisions on the suspension of play due to adverse weather conditions – including extreme heat – lie with an onsite ATP supervisor who coordinates with medical teams at the venue as well as local authorities. The governing body of men's tennis could consider a formal heat rule after the string of retirements at the events. "In parallel, the ATP Medical Services team implements several measures in cases of extreme heat, to help protect player health during competition," the governing body told Reuters via email. However, the elite body said it was open to change. (Production: Bhagya Ayyavoo)

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM ROUND TWO AT THE WUHAN OPEN – WINS FOR ARYNA SABALENKA AND COCO GAUFF  SHOWS: WUHAN, CHINA (OCTOBER 8, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) ARYNA SABALENKA (BELARUS/BLACK DRESS) V REBECCA SRAMKOVA (SLOVAKIA/WHITE DRESS) 1. TOSS FIRST SET 2. SRAMKOVA WINS GAME POINT WITH FOREHAND WINNER/CROWD CLAPPING  3. SRAMKOVA WINS FIRST SET 6-4 WITH A FOREHAND WINNER/ SRAMKOVA CLOSE-UP  SECOND SET 4. SABALENKA WINS A POINT WITH FOREHAND WINNER / SABALENKA WALKING  5. SABALENKA WINS A POINT WITH FOREHAND WINNER / CROWD CLAPPING 6. SRAMKOVA NETS THE BALL AND SABALENKA WINS SECOND SET 6-3/ SABALENKA WALKING  THIRD SET  7. SABALENKA WINS A POINT WITH BACKHAND WINNER/ SABALENKA CLOSE-UP  8. SRAMKOVA NETS THE BALL AND SABALENKA WINS MATCH 4-6 6-3 6-1/ SABALENKA WALKING 9. SABALENKA AND SRAMKOVA SHAKE HANDS WITH EACH OTHER AND CHAIR UMPIRE  10. SABALENKA ACKNOWLEDGING CROWD  COCO GAUFF (UNITED STATES/ WHITE TOP ) V MOYUKA UCHIJIMA (JAPAN/ GREY TOP) FIRST SET 11. GAUFF WINS A POINT WITH FOREHAND WINNER  12. GAUFF WINS FIRST SET 6-1 WITH A BACKHAND WINNER/ GAUFF CLOSE-UP SECOND SET 13. GAUFF WINS A POINT WITH A SMASH / GAUFF CLOSE-UP/ CROWD CLAPPING  14. UCHIJIMA GOES LONG, GAUFF WINS SECOND SET AND MATCH 6-1 6-0/ GAUFF CLOSE-UP 15. GAUFF AND UCHIJIMA SHAKING HANDS WITH EACH OTHER AND CHAIR UMPIRE  16. GAUFF ACKNOWLEDGING CROWD  STORY: World number one Aryna Sabalenka marked her return to the WTA Tour with a hard-fought victory on Wednesday (October 8) at the 2025 Wuhan Open, defeating Slovakia's Rebecca Sramkova 4-6 6-3 6-1 to maintain her perfect 18-0 record at the tournament. Sabalenka, coming off a recent injury layoff, struggled early in the match, dropping the first set as she worked to regain her rhythm. However, the Belarusian regrouped to take the next two sets, wrapping up the win in one hour and 58 minutes.  Sabalenka will next face Russia's Liudmila Samsonova. Earlier, Coco Gauff cruised past Moyuka Uchijima with a dominant 6-1 6-0 win in only 51 minutes. Gauff will next  face either home hope Zhang Shuai or Romania’s Sorana Cirstea. (Production: Suramya Kaushik)

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VIDEO SHOWS: FILE FOOTAGE OF PAT CUMMINS FULL SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (FILE – DECEMBER 24, 2024) (ANI – No use India/No use Social Media/No use Digital) 1. AUSTRALIAN CRICKET TEAM CAPTAIN PAT CUMMINS BOWLING IN NETS MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA (FILE – DECEMBER 25, 2024) (ANI – No use India/No use Social Media/No use Digital) 2. CUMMINS TALKING TO TRAVIS HEAD 3. CUMMINS JOGGING 4. CRICKETER'S FAMILIES AT TRAINING SESSION 5. CUMMINS WITH CHILD 6. CUMMINS RUNNING 7. CUMMINS TALKING TO MEMBER OF COACHING STAFF PERTH, AUSTRALIA (FILE – NOVEMBER 21, 2024) (AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION – Broadcast: No use Australia. Digital: No use Australia / .com.au internet sites / any internet site of any Australia based media organisations or mobile platforms / Australian NVO clients / smh.com.au / news.com.au) 8. CUMMINS AND THEN INDIAN CRICKET CAPTAIN JASPRIT BUMRAH HOLDING BORDER-GAVASKAR TROPHY 9. MEDIA SCRUM / CUMMINS AND BUMRAH POSING FOR PHOTOS NEXT TO TROPHY 10. BORDER-GAVASKAR TROPHY 11. CUMMINS AND BUMRAH POSING FOR PHOTOS NEXT TO TROPHY PERTH, AUSTRALIA (NOVEMBER 20, 2024) (ANI – No use India / No use social media / No use digital) 12. CUMMINS 13. NET SESSION 14. CUMMINS BOWLING IN THE NETS 15. CUMMINS SPEAKING WITH AUSTRALIA BOWLING COACH, DANIEL VETTORI LONDON, ENGLAND, UNITED KINGDOM (FILE – JULY 26, 2023) (REUTERS – Access all) (MUTE) 16. CUMMINS 17. WIDE OF AUSTRALIA TRAINING AT THE OVAL 18. STEVE SMITH AND PAT CUMMINS TALKING STORY: TO FOLLOW

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM ROUND TWO AT THE WUHAN OPEN – WINS FOR ARYNA SABALENKA AND COCO GAUFF  COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: WUHAN, CHINA (OCTOBER 8, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW STORY:  TO FOLLOW

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM ROUND TWO AT THE WUHAN OPEN – WINS FOR ARYNA SABALENKA AND COCO GAUFF  COMPLETE SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: WUHAN, CHINA (OCTOBER 8, 2025) (WTA/DAZN – See restrictions) SHOTLIST TO FOLLOW STORY:  TO FOLLOW

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VIDEO SHOWS: BRAZIL PRESS CONFERENCE WITH ESTEVAO FULL SCRIPT TO FOLLOW SHOWS: SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA (OCTOBER 8, 2025) (CBF TV – Access all) 1. (SOUNDBITE) (Portuguese) BRAZIL WINGER, ESTEVAO, SAYING:     “Everything I am doing, if I am here (in the Brazilian national soccer team), is definitely the result of the work I do at Chelsea, so I am very happy to be receiving this affection. I am very happy to be here representing the Brazilian national team, it is an honour for me and I will definitely continue working hard there, to be here whenever possible.” 2. WHITE FLASH 3. (SOUNDBITE) (Portuguese) BRAZIL WINGER, ESTEVAO, SAYING:     "Of course, every top-level athlete tries to stay in the best possible condition, so I'm very happy to be doing a good part of that at Chelsea, helping my teammates, helping Chelsea. That goal (against Liverpool) was very important for me, not only for me, but for my family too, due to the adaptation and everything I'm experiencing now, which is all very new for someone so young. I'm very happy to be helping Chelsea, and when Chelsea wins, everyone is happy." 4.WHITE FLASH 5. (SOUNDBITE) (Portuguese) BRAZIL WINGER, ESTEVAO, SAYING:     "I am very happy for the warmth that Chelsea fans, Chelsea itself, have shown me. It's incredible! In this last game, I was warming up and I could see that people expect something from me, they expect something that I can deliver on the pitch. So I am very happy and I try to reproduce that on the pitch, to make them proud, because I see how much they value me, how much they want me to be there. So that's how I feel, you know? I don't want to disappoint them, I want to make them happy, make them proud in the best way possible, and the way I can do that is by scoring goals, helping the team win. I'm going to try my best to make them very proud!" 6. WHITE FLASH 7. (SOUNDBITE) (Portuguese) BRAZIL WINGER, ESTEVAO, SAYING:     “My adaptation is going much faster than I expected in England. It's a different country, a different culture, very different things, but thank God I've adapted as quickly as possible. I'm not fully adapted yet, but certainly more than I expected. So I'm very happy to have the opportunity to be playing, to be playing for a big club in Europe.” 8. WHITE FLASH 9. (SOUNDBITE) (Portuguese) BRAZIL WINGER, ESTEVAO, SAYING:     “I see it as motivation for me to keep improving in soccer. To keep improving and working hard to be here (in the Brazilian national team) often, which is definitely the dream of all (players), and it is also everyone's dream to play in a World Cup. I see (each game) as a way to keep improving, working at Chelsea, to keep establishing myself here and, God willing, I'm definitely going to the World Cup." STORY: TO FOLLOW

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM GAME THREE OF THE MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE DIVISION SERIES BETWEEN THE DETROIT TIGERS AND THE SEATTLE MARINERS AT COMERICA PARK RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES (OCTOBER 7, 2025) (MLB – See restrictions before use) TOP 3RD 1. J.P. CRAWFORD SINGLES ON A LINE DRIVE TO LEFT FIELDER RILEY GREENE / VICTOR ROBLES AS SEATTLE MARINERS GO 1-0 UP AFTER THROWING ERROR BY GREENE / ROBLES CELEBRATING 2. RANDY AROZARENA SINGLES ON A GROUND BALL TO CENTER FIELDER PARKER MEADOWS / J.P. CRAWFORD SCORES TO DOUBLE MARINERS’ LEAD 2-0 3. REPLAY TOP 4TH 4. EUGENIO SUAREZ HOMERS ON A FLY BALL TO LEFT CENTER FIELD TO GIVE MARINERS 3-0 LEAD AND CELEBRATING 5. REPLAYS X 2   6. CROWD CHEERING / SUAREZ CELEBRATING WITH TEAMMATES IN DUGOUT BOTTOM 5TH 7. KERRY CARPENTER GROUNDS INTO A FORCE OUT, SECOND BASEMAN JORGE POLANCO TO SHORTSTOP J.P. CRAWFORD /  DILLON DINGLER SCORES AS DETROIT TIGERS GET ON BOARD 1-4 TOP 6TH 8. J.P. CRAWFORD HOMERS ON A FLY BALL TO RIGHT FIELD TO MAKE IT 5-1 TO MARINERS PITCHER HURTER REACTS  9. REPLAY / MARINERS’ FAN CELEBRATING BOTTOM 6TH 10. COLT KEITH WALKING BACK AFTER STRIKING OUT TO MARINERS’ STARTER LOGAN GILBERT   11. GILBERT STRIKES OUT SPENCER TORKELSON / CUTAWAY OF SUAREZ TOP 9TH 12. CAL RALEIGH HOMERS ON A FLY BALL TO LEFT CENTER FIELD / RANDY AROZARENA SCORES MAKE IT 8-1 TO MARINERS 13. REPLAYS X 2 14. FAN WITH A SHIRT NUMBER 61 WITH “DUMP HERE” WRITTEN ON IT 15. FAN WEARING SHIRT NUMBER 62 WITH “DUMP HERE” WRITTEN ON IT HOLDING ANOTHER SHIRT WITH NUMBER 61 WITH THE SAME WORDS BOTTOM 9TH 16. SPENCER TORKELSON DOUBLES ON A GROUND BALL TO RIGHT FIELDER VICTOR ROBLES / JAKE ROGERS AND JAHMAI JONES SCORE TO CUT TIGERS’ DEFICIT TO 3-8 17. REPLAY OF TORKELSON HIT 18. ANDY IBANEZ SINGLES ON A LINE DRIVE TO RIGHT FIELDER VICTOR ROBLES / SPENCER TORKELSON SCORES TO MAKE IT 4-8 TO TIGERS  19. VARIOUS OF TIGERS FANS / ANDY IBANEZ 20. VARIOUS OF TIGERS FANS CHEERING 21. PARKER MEADOWS LINES INTO AN UNASSISTED DOUBLE PLAY, FIRST BASEMAN JOSH NAYLOR /  ANDRES MUNOZ SECURES THE SAVE AS MARINERS SEAL 8-4 VICTORY 22. MUNOZ CELEBRATING / SUAREZ CELEBRATING / TIGERS DUGOUT 23. MARINERS CELEBRATING IN A HUDDLE STORY: J.P. Crawford, Eugenio Suarez and Cal Raleigh each belted home runs, sending the Seattle Mariners to an 8-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers following a nearly three-hour rain delay in Game Three of their American League Division Series on Tuesday (October 7). Seattle pitcher Logan Gilbert struck out seven and allowed only four hits over six innings in his second career postseason start. He combined with relievers Matt Brash, Eduard Bazardo, Caleb Ferguson and Andres Munoz to strike out nine. The Mariners, who lead the best-of-five series 2-1, can clinch their first trip to the American League Championship Series since 2001 with a win in Game 4 on Wednesday (October 8) in Detroit. The Tigers have dropped eight straight games at home and have not won in Detroit since September 6 against the Chicago White Sox. The Mariners jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the third inning. Victor Robles scored from third when the throw from Riley Greene in left field got away from catcher Dillon Dingler, allowing Robles to beat the tag at the plate. Randy Arozarena then singled to center to bring home Crawford. Seattle added a pair of runs in the fourth inning as Suarez hit his first home run of the postseason to center field off Detroit starter Jack Flaherty and Cal Raleigh singled up the middle to send Dominic Canzone home from second. Flaherty, who was making his 11th career playoff start, allowed three runs on four hits over 3 1/3 innings. Dingler scored to cut the deficit to 4-1 in the fifth inning when Kerry Carpenter grounded into a force out. Crawford pushed the margin to 5-1 in the sixth with his homer to right field off reliever Brant Hurter. He later flied out to left field in the eighth inning to score Luke Raley. Raleigh upped the lead to 8-1 in the ninth inning with his two-run shot to center off Brenan Hanifee that scored Arozarena. Detroit mounted a late rally on Spencer Torkelson's double that brought home Jake Rogers and Jahmai Jones, and Andy Ibanez's single that scored Torkelson. (Production: Bhagya Ayyavoo) More MLB content is available on Reuters Connect here: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?sources=mlbimagen

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM GAME THREE OF THE MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE DIVISION SERIES BETWEEN THE DETROIT TIGERS AND THE SEATTLE MARINERS AT COMERICA PARK RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES (OCTOBER 7, 2025) (MLB – See restrictions before use) TOP 3RD 1. J.P. CRAWFORD SINGLES ON A LINE DRIVE TO LEFT FIELDER RILEY GREENE / VICTOR ROBLES AS SEATTLE MARINERS GO 1-0 UP AFTER THROWING ERROR BY GREENE / ROBLES CELEBRATING 2. RANDY AROZARENA SINGLES ON A GROUND BALL TO CENTER FIELDER PARKER MEADOWS / J.P. CRAWFORD SCORES TO DOUBLE MARINERS’ LEAD 2-0 3. REPLAY TOP 4TH 4. EUGENIO SUAREZ HOMERS ON A FLY BALL TO LEFT CENTER FIELD TO GIVE MARINERS 3-0 LEAD AND CELEBRATING 5. REPLAYS X 2   6. CROWD CHEERING / SUAREZ CELEBRATING WITH TEAMMATES IN DUGOUT BOTTOM 5TH 7. KERRY CARPENTER GROUNDS INTO A FORCE OUT, SECOND BASEMAN JORGE POLANCO TO SHORTSTOP J.P. CRAWFORD /  DILLON DINGLER SCORES AS DETROIT TIGERS GET ON BOARD 1-4 TOP 6TH 8. J.P. CRAWFORD HOMERS ON A FLY BALL TO RIGHT FIELD TO MAKE IT 5-1 TO MARINERS PITCHER HURTER REACTS  9. REPLAY / MARINERS’ FAN CELEBRATING BOTTOM 6TH 10. COLT KEITH WALKING BACK AFTER STRIKING OUT TO MARINERS’ STARTER LOGAN GILBERT   11. GILBERT STRIKES OUT SPENCER TORKELSON / CUTAWAY OF SUAREZ TOP 9TH 12. CAL RALEIGH HOMERS ON A FLY BALL TO LEFT CENTER FIELD / RANDY AROZARENA SCORES MAKE IT 8-1 TO MARINERS 13. REPLAYS X 2 14. FAN WITH A SHIRT NUMBER 61 WITH “DUMP HERE” WRITTEN ON IT 15. FAN WEARING SHIRT NUMBER 62 WITH “DUMP HERE” WRITTEN ON IT HOLDING ANOTHER SHIRT WITH NUMBER 61 WITH THE SAME WORDS BOTTOM 9TH 16. SPENCER TORKELSON DOUBLES ON A GROUND BALL TO RIGHT FIELDER VICTOR ROBLES / JAKE ROGERS AND JAHMAI JONES SCORE TO CUT TIGERS’ DEFICIT TO 3-8 17. REPLAY OF TORKELSON HIT 18. ANDY IBANEZ SINGLES ON A LINE DRIVE TO RIGHT FIELDER VICTOR ROBLES / SPENCER TORKELSON SCORES TO MAKE IT 4-8 TO TIGERS  19. VARIOUS OF TIGERS FANS / ANDY IBANEZ 20. VARIOUS OF TIGERS FANS CHEERING 21. PARKER MEADOWS LINES INTO AN UNASSISTED DOUBLE PLAY, FIRST BASEMAN JOSH NAYLOR /  ANDRES MUNOZ SECURES THE SAVE AS MARINERS SEAL 8-4 VICTORY 22. MUNOZ CELEBRATING / SUAREZ CELEBRATING / TIGERS DUGOUT 23. MARINERS CELEBRATING IN A HUDDLE STORY: J.P. Crawford, Eugenio Suarez and Cal Raleigh each belted home runs, sending the Seattle Mariners to an 8-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers following a nearly three-hour rain delay in Game Three of their American League Division Series on Tuesday (October 7). Seattle pitcher Logan Gilbert struck out seven and allowed only four hits over six innings in his second career postseason start. He combined with relievers Matt Brash, Eduard Bazardo, Caleb Ferguson and Andres Munoz to strike out nine. The Mariners, who lead the best-of-five series 2-1, can clinch their first trip to the American League Championship Series since 2001 with a win in Game 4 on Wednesday (October 8) in Detroit. The Tigers have dropped eight straight games at home and have not won in Detroit since September 6 against the Chicago White Sox. The Mariners jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the third inning. Victor Robles scored from third when the throw from Riley Greene in left field got away from catcher Dillon Dingler, allowing Robles to beat the tag at the plate. Randy Arozarena then singled to center to bring home Crawford. Seattle added a pair of runs in the fourth inning as Suarez hit his first home run of the postseason to center field off Detroit starter Jack Flaherty and Cal Raleigh singled up the middle to send Dominic Canzone home from second. Flaherty, who was making his 11th career playoff start, allowed three runs on four hits over 3 1/3 innings. Dingler scored to cut the deficit to 4-1 in the fifth inning when Kerry Carpenter grounded into a force out. Crawford pushed the margin to 5-1 in the sixth with his homer to right field off reliever Brant Hurter. He later flied out to left field in the eighth inning to score Luke Raley. Raleigh upped the lead to 8-1 in the ninth inning with his two-run shot to center off Brenan Hanifee that scored Arozarena. Detroit mounted a late rally on Spencer Torkelson's double that brought home Jake Rogers and Jahmai Jones, and Andy Ibanez's single that scored Torkelson. (Production: Bhagya Ayyavoo) More MLB content is available on Reuters Connect here: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?sources=mlbimagen

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VIDEO SHOWS: HIGHLIGHTS FROM GAME THREE OF THE MLB AMERICAN LEAGUE DIVISION SERIES BETWEEN THE DETROIT TIGERS AND THE SEATTLE MARINERS AT COMERICA PARK RESENDING WITH COMPLETE SCRIPT SHOWS: SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, UNITED STATES (OCTOBER 7, 2025) (MLB – See restrictions before use) TOP 3RD 1. J.P. CRAWFORD SINGLES ON A LINE DRIVE TO LEFT FIELDER RILEY GREENE / VICTOR ROBLES AS SEATTLE MARINERS GO 1-0 UP AFTER THROWING ERROR BY GREENE / ROBLES CELEBRATING 2. RANDY AROZARENA SINGLES ON A GROUND BALL TO CENTER FIELDER PARKER MEADOWS / J.P. CRAWFORD SCORES TO DOUBLE MARINERS’ LEAD 2-0 3. REPLAY TOP 4TH 4. EUGENIO SUAREZ HOMERS ON A FLY BALL TO LEFT CENTER FIELD TO GIVE MARINERS 3-0 LEAD AND CELEBRATING 5. REPLAYS X 2   6. CROWD CHEERING / SUAREZ CELEBRATING WITH TEAMMATES IN DUGOUT BOTTOM 5TH 7. KERRY CARPENTER GROUNDS INTO A FORCE OUT, SECOND BASEMAN JORGE POLANCO TO SHORTSTOP J.P. CRAWFORD /  DILLON DINGLER SCORES AS DETROIT TIGERS GET ON BOARD 1-4 TOP 6TH 8. J.P. CRAWFORD HOMERS ON A FLY BALL TO RIGHT FIELD TO MAKE IT 5-1 TO MARINERS PITCHER HURTER REACTS  9. REPLAY / MARINERS’ FAN CELEBRATING BOTTOM 6TH 10. COLT KEITH WALKING BACK AFTER STRIKING OUT TO MARINERS’ STARTER LOGAN GILBERT   11. GILBERT STRIKES OUT SPENCER TORKELSON / CUTAWAY OF SUAREZ TOP 9TH 12. CAL RALEIGH HOMERS ON A FLY BALL TO LEFT CENTER FIELD / RANDY AROZARENA SCORES MAKE IT 8-1 TO MARINERS 13. REPLAYS X 2 14. FAN WITH A SHIRT NUMBER 61 WITH “DUMP HERE” WRITTEN ON IT 15. FAN WEARING SHIRT NUMBER 62 WITH “DUMP HERE” WRITTEN ON IT HOLDING ANOTHER SHIRT WITH NUMBER 61 WITH THE SAME WORDS BOTTOM 9TH 16. SPENCER TORKELSON DOUBLES ON A GROUND BALL TO RIGHT FIELDER VICTOR ROBLES / JAKE ROGERS AND JAHMAI JONES SCORE TO CUT TIGERS’ DEFICIT TO 3-8 17. REPLAY OF TORKELSON HIT 18. ANDY IBANEZ SINGLES ON A LINE DRIVE TO RIGHT FIELDER VICTOR ROBLES / SPENCER TORKELSON SCORES TO MAKE IT 4-8 TO TIGERS  19. VARIOUS OF TIGERS FANS / ANDY IBANEZ 20. VARIOUS OF TIGERS FANS CHEERING 21. PARKER MEADOWS LINES INTO AN UNASSISTED DOUBLE PLAY, FIRST BASEMAN JOSH NAYLOR /  ANDRES MUNOZ SECURES THE SAVE AS MARINERS SEAL 8-4 VICTORY 22. MUNOZ CELEBRATING / SUAREZ CELEBRATING / TIGERS DUGOUT 23. MARINERS CELEBRATING IN A HUDDLE STORY: J.P. Crawford, Eugenio Suarez and Cal Raleigh each belted home runs, sending the Seattle Mariners to an 8-4 victory over the Detroit Tigers following a nearly three-hour rain delay in Game Three of their American League Division Series on Tuesday (October 7). Seattle pitcher Logan Gilbert struck out seven and allowed only four hits over six innings in his second career postseason start. He combined with relievers Matt Brash, Eduard Bazardo, Caleb Ferguson and Andres Munoz to strike out nine. The Mariners, who lead the best-of-five series 2-1, can clinch their first trip to the American League Championship Series since 2001 with a win in Game 4 on Wednesday (October 8) in Detroit. The Tigers have dropped eight straight games at home and have not won in Detroit since September 6 against the Chicago White Sox. The Mariners jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the third inning. Victor Robles scored from third when the throw from Riley Greene in left field got away from catcher Dillon Dingler, allowing Robles to beat the tag at the plate. Randy Arozarena then singled to center to bring home Crawford. Seattle added a pair of runs in the fourth inning as Suarez hit his first home run of the postseason to center field off Detroit starter Jack Flaherty and Cal Raleigh singled up the middle to send Dominic Canzone home from second. Flaherty, who was making his 11th career playoff start, allowed three runs on four hits over 3 1/3 innings. Dingler scored to cut the deficit to 4-1 in the fifth inning when Kerry Carpenter grounded into a force out. Crawford pushed the margin to 5-1 in the sixth with his homer to right field off reliever Brant Hurter. He later flied out to left field in the eighth inning to score Luke Raley. Raleigh upped the lead to 8-1 in the ninth inning with his two-run shot to center off Brenan Hanifee that scored Arozarena. Detroit mounted a late rally on Spencer Torkelson's double that brought home Jake Rogers and Jahmai Jones, and Andy Ibanez's single that scored Torkelson. (Production: Bhagya Ayyavoo) More MLB content is available on Reuters Connect here: https://www.reutersconnect.com/all?sources=mlbimagen

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