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A look at what's happening around the majors today: ___ BURNES RETURNS Brewers ace Corbin Burnes is set to face St. Louis in his first start since testing positive for the coronavirus last month. The right-hander is 2-2 with a 1.53 ERA, 49 strikeouts and no walks in 29 1/3 innings, but he hasn't pitched since April 26. Burnes confirmed Wednesday that he had COVID-19 but said he was asymptomatic. Milwaukee has achieved the 85% vaccination rate required by MLB to ease certain safety protocols, but Burnes said he opted against inoculation for personal reasons. He added he had “no clue” how he might have gotten the virus. Burnes is scheduled to square off against Cardinals ace Jack Flaherty (6-0, 2.83). HERE COME THE KIDS The future arrives for the Seattle Mariners. Two major parts of it, anyway. The team will call up touted outfield prospect Jarred Kelenic and promising right-hander Logan Gilbert before its series opener at home against Cleveland. Gilbert will be on the mound to make his major league debut. “It’ll be an exciting day for those young players,” Seattle manager Scott Servais said. “Looking forward to having them on our roster and see what they can do. They’ve both got bright futures.” Servais said the Mariners are optioning outfielder Taylor Trammell back to the minors, and the club is likely to add a third player as well. ROYALS REELING After a surprisingly strong start to the season, the Kansas City Royals have plummeted fast. They'll try to stop a 10-game losing streak when they wrap up a series in Detroit, which owns the worst record in the majors at 12-24 even after winning its past three. Daniel Lynch (0-1, 18.56 ERA) pitches for Kansas City against Spencer Turnbull (1-2, 4.74). The last time the Royals dropped 11 in a row was a 12-game skid in 2012. Kansas City was 16-9 on May 1 to lead the majors but is now three games under .500. “It’s really hard to deal with something like this, especially with the confidence we have in ourselves,” pitcher Danny Duffy said. “We know we’re better than this, but we’ve lost 10 straight games. There’s no escaping that, and the only way to end it is to win.” PANDEMIC PROBLEMS The San Diego Padres and New York Yankees are both short-staffed due to COVID-19 outbreaks, but neither has had to interrupt their schedule. San Diego stars Fernando Tatis Jr. and Wil Myers have tested positive, and Eric Hosmer, Jurickson Profar and Jorge Mateo were held out of Wednesday’s doubleheader in Colorado due to contact tracing. The Padres are off on Thursday before starting a home series against NL Central-leading St. Louis on Friday night. Yankees shortstop Gleyber Torres was kept out of Wednesday night’s starting lineup at Tampa Bay as a precaution as the number of confirmed positive tests among the team’s coaching and support staff reached seven. Manager Aaron Boone said MLB’s Joint COVID-19 Health and Safety Committee is waiting and reviewing a number of test results. The members of New York’s traveling party have been tested at least three times each since Tuesday. The Yankees have been relaxing virus protocols since April 30 after passing MLB’s 85% vaccination threshold among tier 1 staff, including players, coaches and trainers. Boone said the vaccinations were blunting the virus’ effects, with only one person showing symptoms. New York is slated to wrap its series at Tampa Bay. COMEBACK COMPLICATION Braves right-hander Mike Soroka has experienced a setback in his recovery from surgery to repair his torn right Achilles tendon and will have a follow-up procedure next week. Atlanta's opening day starter in 2020 tore the tendon Aug. 3 and hasn't pitched since having season-ending surgery. Manager Brian Snitker said Wednesday that Soroka will have exploratory surgery early next week in Green Bay, Wisconsin. “I hate it for the kid,” Snitker said. “He’s worked so hard to come back. I hate it for him personally to have this setback.” Soroka emerged as one of the foundations of the Braves’ rotation in 2019, when he went 13-4 with a 2.68 ERA. The Canadian earned a spot in the All-Star Game, finished second in NL Rookie of the Year balloting and sixth for the Cy Young Award. EXTRA SPECIAL The Reds have won five straight extra-inning games and are 6-2 in extras this season — no other team has more than four such victories. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 5-1 on Wednesday when Jesse Winker and Eugenio Suárez combined to drive in four runs in the 10th inning. “The key in most cases is not being satisfied with scoring the one run,” Reds manager David Bell said. The Reds will see if they get any extra work when Luis Castillo (1-4, 6.42 ERA) pitches the opener of a four-game series at Colorado. Castillo had been scheduled to start Friday, but had his day flipped to give Wade Miley an extra day of rest after throwing 114 pitches in his no-hitter against Cleveland last Friday. ___ More AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/MLB and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports The Associated Press
On Wednesday, Pyer Moss designer Kerby Jean-Raymond revealed plans to show during autumn ‘21 Paris Haute Couture Week which will take place from 5th July to 8th July. The designer, who launched his brand in 2013 and has since taken on the additional role of Global Creative Director for Reebok, was invited to be part of the official calendar by the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture. He will be the first Black American designer invited by the governing body of haute couture to present during the event, according to WWD. As any aspiring American couturier knows, being invited to show during Paris’ Haute Couture Week — which lists names like Chanel, Givenchy, Christian Dior, Giambattista Valli, and Schiaparelli as members — is a big deal. In spring ’21, S.R. STUDIO. LA. CA., founded by artist-designer Sterling Ruby, was the first American brand on the Haute Couture calendar since Ralph Rucci presented in 2009, according to High Snobiety. Though the official date for his couture debut has yet to be announced, Pyer Moss stated in a press release that more information about the collection will be released in early June. WWD reported that, after a virtual spring season, July’s shows are set to take place in person, though plans are subject to change. Jean-Raymond’s couture news arrived on the heels of another major announcement: Pyer Moss is returning to NYFW after a two-year hiatus. The brand’s last show took place in September 2019, when Jean-Raymond took to Kings Theatre in Flatbush, Brooklyn, to present the third and final collection in the “American, Also” series, a showcase of what it means to be Black in America. For many who were there, the event was much more than a runway show — it was an immersive experience. Through music (the show was inspired by Rosetta Tharpe, the Godmother of Rock ‘n’ Roll) and expertly crafted clothing, shoes, and accessories, Jean-Raymond and his team made art out of fashion. And really, that’s exactly what haute couture is about. To add a cherry on top of the designer’s already-impressive year, Jean-Raymond will also see his designs housed at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art, in the Costume Institute’s “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion” exhibition, which will run from 18th September 2021 to 5th September 2022. Like what you see? How about some more R29 goodness, right here?Kamala Harris Wore Pyer Moss On Inauguration EveReebok Names Kerby Jean-Raymond Creative DirectorThe Winners Of The 2020 CFDA Fashion Awards Are...
James Harden collected 18 points, 11 assists and seven rebounds in his return from a strained right hamstring as the Brooklyn Nets posted a 128-116 victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday night in New York. Harden came off the bench for the first time since April 22, 2012, when he was a member of the Oklahoma City Thunder. Landry Shamet led the Nets with 21 points on a night when Kyrie Irving sat out after sustaining a facial contusion in the team's Tuesday win at Chicago.
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Japan's service sector confidence fell at the sharpest pace in a year in April, a Cabinet Office survey showed on Thursday, as curbs aimed at containing a resurgence of COVID-19 infections depressed consumer spending. Japan put in place a third state of emergency in Tokyo and some other areas late last month and has extended the measures until the end of May as the country struggles to contain a fourth wave of infections. As private consumption accounts for more than half of the economy, the outlook for the current quarter appears dark as well.
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LONDON (Reuters) - 3i Group Plc on Thursday reported a net asset value per share of 947 pence for the fiscal year ending in March, up more than 17% from a year ago, and a total return of return of 1.7 billion pounds ($2.42 billion). The company's private equity business delivered a gross investment return of 1.9 billion pounds or 30% over the same period, with many of its portfolio companies adapting to the changing environment during the pandemic, 3i said. "We enter our new financial year in the knowledge that we have a high quality investment portfolio with broad exposure to sectors with strong underlying growth," said 3i Chief Executive Simon Burrows.
Israel’s president has warned the country is descending into a “senseless civil war” amid a growing wave of street violence between Jews and Arabs, as rockets and airstrikes continued to pound towns and cities. Reuven Rivlin interrupted a TV broadcast with an appeal to “please stop the madness” as Israel was gripped by the worst communal violence in years. “We are endangered by rockets that are being launched at our citizens and streets, and we are busying ourselves with a senseless civil war among ourselves,” said the president.
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