Former MLB Pitcher Dan Serafini Convicted of Murdering In-Laws After Years of Heartbreak for Family

AUBURN, Calif. — A jury has found former Major League Baseball pitcher Dan Serafini guilty of first-degree murder and attempted murder in a tragic case that has haunted the Spohr family for four years. The conviction stems from an ambush shooting that occurred in June 2021, resulting in the death of 70-year-old Gary Spohr and serious injury to his wife, 68-year-old Wendy Wood. Although Wendy recovered from her injuries, she later died by suicide. The jury deliberated for two and a half days before reaching a verdict that also included special circumstances of lying in … Read more

Imanaga Silences Yankees: Cubs’ Pitcher Shines in 4-1 Victory, Striking Out Judge Twice

CHICAGO — Shota Imanaga dominated the mound on Sunday, leading the Chicago Cubs to a 4-1 victory against the New York Yankees. The right-hander struck out Aaron Judge twice and pitched an impressive seven innings in his fourth start since returning from a strained left hamstring. Imanaga improved his record to 6-3 after allowing just two hits throughout the game. While he surrendered a home run to Giancarlo Stanton in the second inning, he rebounded strong, fanning six batters and issuing one walk. Daniel Palencia closed the game, earning his 12th save and preserving a … Read more

Red Sox Pitcher Balances Jury Duty and Spring Training in Unlucky Twist

FORT MYERS, Fla. – Red Sox pitcher Josh Winckowski’s routine day of spring training took an unexpected turn when he was summoned for jury duty last Tuesday. Sitting amongst 300 individuals, Winckowski felt his luck wane as 40 people were selected for the case, including himself. As a graduate of Estero High School and a resident of Lee County, Winckowski understood the importance of fulfilling his civic duty, but it clashed with his plans to start as pitcher against the Phillies in Clearwater. Despite the inconvenience, Winckowski’s teammates found humor in his situation upon his … Read more