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President William Ruto has announced the death of Chief of Defence Forces Francis Ogolla and nine other senior military officers in a tragic helicopter crash at the Sindar area of Elgeyo Marakwet County on Thursday afternoon.

The Head of State, who addressed the nation at State House later in the evening, revealed the final moments of the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) Chief before his untimely demise.

General Ogolla had a myriad of activities on Thursday, where he had traversed four counties to visit troops deployed in the North Rift and to inspect ongoing school renovation works before the fatal crash.

“The CDF, onboard the Kenya Air Force Huey Helicopter, had left Nairobi this morning, to visit troops deployed in the North Rift under Operation Maliza Uhalifu, and to inspect the ongoing school renovations works in schools,” Ruto stated.

The said institutions are: Chesitet Primary School, Cheptulel Boys High School, Chepoton Primary School, Ksaa Primary School, and Sablimoi Primary School.

General Ogolla is said to have chaired a security briefing at Chesitet in Baringo County, before departing for Kainuk Forward Operating Base in Turkana County where he addressed troops.

He then flew to Chesegon in West Pokot County to launch the rehabilitation of Cheptulel Boys High School, after which his next destination was set to be the Recruits Training School in Uasin Gishu County, where he was scheduled to inspect construction facilities at the institution.

The CDF, however, did not make it to his final destination as, according to President Ruto, “the aircraft crashed shortly after take-off.”

In his message of condolence, the Head of State mourned Ogolla as a “distinguished four-star General,” terming his death a loss to the country.

“This is a moment of great sadness for myself, as the Commander in Chief of the Kenya Defence Forces, the Kenya Defence Forces fraternity and the nation at large. Our motherland has lost one of her most valiant generals, gallant officers, service men and woman,” he said.

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MLB umpire Angel Hernandez, notorious for his wishy-washy strike zone, was in rare form during Friday night's game between the Texas Rangers and Houston Astros, a 12-8 victory for the visiting Rangers.

Hernandez's performance definitely didn't pass the eye test, as he left the Rangers broadcasters practically gobsmacked after calling three consecutive strikes on pitches that appeared to be outside the zone.

The veteran umpire didn't fare much better on a deeper dive into the numbers behind his performance Friday, as Umpire Scorecards, an account on X (formerly Twitter) that grades the efforts of the game's officials, rated his performance quite harshly.

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MLB fans proceeded to react to Hernandez's less-than-stellar performance, which included 12 called strikes that Umpire Scorecard regarded as true balls, exactly as one would expect.

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Happy Tax Day. Happy Boston Marathon Day. And happy Donald Trump’s Business Falsification Records Trial (Not to Be Confused With His Other Trials) Kickoff Day to all who celebrate.

The trial, which concerns Trump’s alleged laundering of hush money to cover up alleged infidelity through his then lawyer in the run-up to the 2016 election, marks the first ever criminal prosecution of a former U.S. president. (The Post’s news side is liveblogging it here .) At press time, jury selection was just about to get underway, after morning proceedings that Trump enlivened by reportedly falling asleep .

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“But it’s not hard to imagine that jurors could balk — it just takes one to produce a hung jury — at shoehorning Trump’s payments to Daniels, however odious, into the tangential crime of falsifying business records.” And several other pitfalls are apparent, too. All in all, Ruth sees a possible conviction ahead but wishes prosecutors were leading off with a better hand.

Jen Rubin has another view: “It actually might be the most consequential of the four criminal cases facing the former president.” Trump’s alleged funneling of funds to quash deleterious rumors and subsequent coverup represent a genuine — and successful — duping of voters to influence the election, she writes. Jen bats down some of the objections to this case and certainly speaks for some onlookers when she says, as the proceedings finally begin, “We made it.”

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That’s the darker side. But David Ignatius examines the Israeli defense — which worked so well in this case — and sees a model of what de-escalation, in our all-too-aggressive modern world, should be. “The shield proved astonishingly solid — and an Iranian statement said ‘the matter can be deemed concluded’ after the failed barrage,” David writes. It feels almost too tempting of fate to hope that that’s where this particular round of aggression ends.

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Astros Designate Cooper Hummel For Assignment

By Darragh McDonald | April 10, 2024 at 4:00pm CDT

The Astros have selected the contract of right-hander Spencer Arrighetti , a move that was reported last night. Right-hander Wander Suero was optioned to Triple-A Sugar Land to open an active roster spot while utility player Cooper Hummel was designated for assignment to open a 40-man spot. Chandler Rome of The Athletic was among those to relay the list of transactions.

Hummel, 29, was just claimed off waivers last week but the Astros have been dealing with a notable roster churn of late. Each of Suero, Arrighetti and Blair Henley have been selected to the 40-man in the past few days, which has squeezed Hummel out of his spot.

It’s been quite a nomadic few months for Hummel, who was with the Mariners in 2023. Since December, he’s gone to the Mets, Giants and Astros via waiver claims or cash deals. It’s possible yet another jersey swap is over the horizon, as the Astros will now have a week to trade him or try to pass him through waivers.

His 227 major league plate appearances have resulted in an unimpressive batting line of .166/.264/.286 but he’s naturally been much better in the minors. From the start of 2021 through the present day, he has 992 Triple-A plate appearances. He has drawn a walk in a huge 17.3% of those while keeping his strikeout rate down to a respectable 21.2% rate. His combined batting line of .287/.419/.488 in that time translates to a wRC+ of 131.

Defensively, Hummel offers a unique level of versatility, having spent significant time behind the plate as well as the outfield corners, first base and even a small amount of time at third base. He also has one option year remaining, which means he can be kept in Triple-A for depth until needed. With less than a year of service time, he’s still not close to qualifying for arbitration or free agency.

That combination of his Triple-A offense, his defensive flexibility and his contract status clearly makes him appealing to clubs, judging by how many of them have tried to grab him since the end of last year. Taking all that into consideration, he may be on the move yet again in the days to come. If he were to finally pass through waivers unclaimed, he would stick with the Astros as non-roster depth, since he has neither the three years of service time nor the previous career outright that would give him the right to elect free agency.

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Well, all the ceramics-collecting grandmas will be disappointed. There goes the Giveaway Promotion the Astros had named “Hummel Figure Night”.

If he makes a slight name change, they could have Hummer Night at the park. I guarantee you a sell out.

0.166 average in 199 at-bats makes him only a Mini-Cooper

Poor guy has been moved so many times in the last two months he may need to add “Suitcase” as his nickname. (Like Harry “Suitcase” Simpson.)

I hope he goes through waivers unclaimed. Seems like he has some potential

Hes 29 his potential is what you see

He may have the same resurgence that a certain player for the Rangers has. Name rhymes with Smarseeya. Below average player for years, then becomes insanely jacked, and all of a sudden hits lots of HRs.

Well, that didn’t work. Is Whitley healthy and throwing yet? Can’t be any worse than these other two jokers.

I really feel for some of these pitchers Henley and Spencer not having their best starts. Nor Suero on 2 pitches gets sent back down. They do have an open spot I think it said. Wonder who will put in that spot. Save it for Verlander

This rotation and more stinks. Many players not great right now. Pena started hot and is cooling down. Alvarez took time but I still think him and Tucker and even Bregman at 2 – 4 spots are not working. Not like in previous years. Bregman at least had his struggles with number 2 or 3 but he did hit better than now.

Chas is even struggling and saw articles he would slip this season. Meyers started fair but even he is going downhill.

Abreu is the WORST right now. Singleton right behind him. Kessinger is sitting but he can’t take first as with that spot we need more production. Dubon even though like him on bench right now may have to come in somewhere. Just do not know what they will do. I thought Espada would be better than this being under Dusty and more. But not sure if our hitting coaches and even Miller stink as coaches this season.

It does not look any better with Brown pitching tomorrow. He may last 2 to 4 innings and think will need 10 from him to spell bullpen.

I doubt we make October this season. We need to pick it up. I had thought maybe were turning things after last 2 wins with Rangers but we can’t even beat the Royals again. They are better this season. But will it last.

But how will Crane feel now with this team just imploding. He did interview on Great Day Houston and was on cloud 9. Said we would have a fantastic season. We didn’t need much during off season. Dana said same. But I think we are going to fall on our faces for a bit. Perhaps back to 100 loss season.

Sadly, Brown lasted 2/3 of an inning.

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How Yankees’ lineup will change when DJ LeMahieu is back from injured list

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DJ LeMahieu is expcted to begin a rehab assignment in Double-A Somerset on either Thursday or Friday of this week. AP

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TORONTO — It’s been exactly one month since DJ LeMahieu suffered a non-displaced fracture in his right foot and the Yankees ’ infielder is confident that he’s ready to return to in-game action.

The plan is for LeMahieu to begin a rehab assignment on either Thursday or Friday of this week, likely starting with Double A Somerset.

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