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Tune-In Alert: Motul SportsCar Endurance Grand Prix
MOTUL SPORTSCAR ENDURANCE GRAND PRIX
At long last, six hours of endurance sports car racing comes to “America’s National Park of Speed” as Road America hosts the Motul SportsCar Endurance Grand Prix. A new addition to the IMSA Michelin Endurance Cup in 2026, a six-hour showcase at Road America should produce the best the IMSA WeatherTech SportsCar Championship has to offer on a weekend with the entire domestic motorsports calendar to itself. The full race streams live, flag-to-flag, Sunday, August 2, at 11:30 a.m. ET on Peacock. International coverage is available via IMSA’s Official YouTube Channel and IMSA.TV.
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A walk-off slam like you’ve never seen before
Friday, July 31
TOP NEWS
Who needs Skubal the most? Let’s rank the trade suitors
The Tarik Skubal trade rumors are picking up steam ahead of Monday’s Trade Deadline, and seven contenders in particular have recently been linked to the two-time Cy Young winner.
Possibility of Skubal trade growing stronger: ‘Offers should start flowing in any minute’
D-backs’ Top 30 Prospects list debuts new Top 10
An epic walk-off grand slam that was the first of its kind
‘Nothing personal’: Willson unbothered after Duran gets heated
Another top-of-rotation arm is generating buzz, with ’50-50′ chance of being traded
Trade rumors: Skubal, Peralta, Greene, Goodman, Angels, more
Mets trade Minter to Twins, bringing son of fan favorite to Queens in return (source)
Acuña finds power stroke, sparks Braves with first HR since May
Top prospect Max Clark — No. 13 overall — summoned by Tigers (source)
Orioles get catcher Jake Rogers in trade with Tigers
Bregman’s 10th-inning double helps Cubs take series from rival Cardinals
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Single shy of the cycle; longest HR of his career (455 feet)
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No-hitter into the 7th; longest outing of his career (8 IP)
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3rd career multi-HR game after having none in Minors
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This isn’t a replay from last year. Fernando Tatis Jr. robbed Rafael Devers of a homer AGAIN.
STAFF PICKS
Here are some sneaky good trade candidates to watch
Most contenders don’t have the pieces to trade for someone like Tarik Skubal, but here are some under-the-radar options who could make a difference down the stretch.
How injuries could impact Trade Deadline
A team’s needs can change in a hurry when injuries happen, and here are some players whose availability could force their clubs’ hands before the Trade Deadline.
Re-ranking last year’s best trades
Now that it has been about a year since the 2025 Trade Deadline, let’s take a look back at which 10 deals paid off the most for the remainder of the regular season and postseason.
Stats of the Week: HR-happy Nats and more Miz
A power-speed feat by a pair of young Nationals teammates and more mind-numbing numbers from Jacob Misiorowski provided some of Sarah Langs’ best tidbits from the past week.
44 Game brings out brightest young stars
The top 44 performers from the annual Hank Aaron Invitational for high school-age players are selected to play in the 44 Game, and one scout shared what he was looking for as he watched this year’s showcase.
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Hebrews 10:4 – Old Testament Sacrifices: Foreshadowing Christ’s Devotion
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Hebrews 10:4
(4) For it is not possible that the blood of bulls and goats could take away sins.
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Do we grasp a serious ramification of this statement? It was never possible for animal blood to remove sins! If it was not possible in Paul’s day, it was not possible in Old Testament times either. No one, including the Old Testament heroes, was ever forgiven through an animal sacrifice, nor was anyone saved by works of the law. Forgiveness and salvation by grace were not new to the New Testament.
The offerings were continuously repeated and detailed portrayals of what sin does – it kills – and what Christ’s sacrifice would accomplish – reconciliation with God. Hebrews 10:3 says they served as reminders of sin. They were and remain as teaching vehicles since their spiritual purposes are shown elsewhere in God’s Word. Hebrews 10:5-10 adds:
Therefore, when He came into the world, He said: “Sacrifice and offering You did not desire, but a body You have prepared for Me. In burnt offerings and sacrifices for sin You had no pleasure. Then I said, ‘Behold, I have come – to do Your will, O God.'” Previously saying, “Sacrifice and offering, burnt offerings, and offerings for sin You did not desire, nor had pleasure in them” (which are offered according to the law), then He said, “Behold, I have come to do Your will, O God.” He takes away the first that He may establish the second. By that will we have been sanctified through the body of Jesus Christ once for all.
How can a person truly live by every word of God if he casts these things aside as useless to daily life? How do they apply to us today? They apply in the spirit, which is their true intent. Jesus Christ is the object of each of the offerings, that is, they portray His activities as a man. However, three of them, the burnt, grain (or meal), and peace offerings, do not deal with sin. Only the trespass and sin offerings depict Christ’s death for our sins.
Very briefly, the whole burnt offering pictures Jesus Christ’s total devotion to God. His life was completely consumed as an offering to God every minute He lived. It pictures His fulfilling the first of the two great commandments of the law (Matthew 22:37): Jesus loved God with all His heart, soul, and mind.
Along with the burnt offering, the meal offering represents Christ’s dedicated service, but this time to man, fulfilling the second of the two great commandments (verse 39): He loved His neighbor as Himself. Sharing His consuming lovefor God showed His consummate love for man.
The peace offering represents the fruit of all of Jesus’ sacrificial labors on behalf of God and mankind, including those symbolized by the sin and trespass offerings. The peace offering shows God, the High Priest, and man fellowshipping together, sharing a common meal in peace and thanksgiving.
Before leaving Jesus’ example, we need to consider whether we are ever tempted to think that Jesus dream-walked through life like an actor on a stage. Do we ever feel that He must have had it easy because He was also God, and so could easily overcome any temptation that crossed His path? While it is true that, even as a man, He never stopped being God, He was also a man and thus encumbered with human feelings, and that nature within Him opened the door to sore temptations. Hebrews 2:16-18 reflects this, as does Hebrews 4:15-16.
It is important on several fronts to allow this reality’s impact to affect us. Why? Because Jesus is our example, and we are to follow in His footsteps. Even though He was the Son of God, His Father did not lay out an easy course for Him. For instance, He rarely escaped almost continuous confrontations by angry people. By itself, this was a great burden. The pressure from this trial culminated in His crucifixion and all it entailed.
Jesus had to work at succeeding in His responsibilities. Each day was a sacrificial offering for Him on behalf of God and men. Thus, He is our example in this too. He gave of Himself, laying down His life for His friends, not only as an offering for sin, but also in daily service as a servant.
It will become clear that He did not engage in this labor so we could escape the responsibilities of our assignments. If we are to walk the same path behind our Example, does it not follow that we will face the same basic difficulties He did? God promises that our responsibilities will be in measure to our gifts (I Corinthians 10:13; Romans 12:6-8), but He did not do it all for us.
Do we not have work to do to follow Him? Once a person is converted, can anybody keep the commandments for him? Can a person be a proxy for another before God? Can anyone live any part of life for another? People can do things on another’s behalf, but they cannot live life for anybody else.
— John W. Ritenbaugh
To learn more, see:
Is the Christian Required to Do Works? (Part One)
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