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Rocco Baldelli withdraws name from Mariners’ manager opening

Twins manager Rocco Baldelli talks to one of his players before a game against the Royals in 2025 in Kansas City, Mo. (Reed Hoffmann / AP) At a time when the Mariners are trying to narrow their list of finalists, former Minnesota Twins manager Rocco Baldelli has withdrawn his name from consideration for Seattle's managerial opening, an industry source confirmed to The Seattle Times on Sunday night. Baldelli, 45, was thought to be one of the front-runners for the Mariners’ job. Baldelli compiled a 527-505 record (.511) in seven seasons as Minnesota’s manager, leading the Twins to three AL Central Division titles. In his first year, he was named AL Manager of the Year in 2019 after leading the Twins to 101 wins. He just completed his first season as a special assistant in the Dodgers’ front office. The Mariners had an initial list of 30 to 40 candidates to replace Dan Wilson, who was not…

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Texas early voting rate is slightly behind 2018, when Beto O’Rourke challenged Ted Cruz

by Zach Leggio and Dan Keemahill, The Texas Tribune October 27, 2026 Nearly 4.5 million Texans cast a ballot in the first seven days of early voting — outpacing the turnout rate of the 2022 midterm election but slightly behind 2018, when Democrat Beto O’Rourke fell 2.6 points shy of toppling U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz. From Oct. 19 through Sunday, 23.4% of registered Texas voters had cast a ballot or voted by mail, according to data from the Texas secretary of state. In 2018, the turnout was 24.3% in the first seven days of early voting. Derek Ryan, a Republican consultant and data analyst, expects the pace of early voting to increase this week, leading to a busy day at the polls on Friday, when the early voting period closes. Election Day is Nov. 3. “We could see anywhere between maybe 20 to 30% of the votes that get cast in this election get cast on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday this week,”…

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Dallas weather: Mild, cloudy Tuesday ahead for D-FW

A warm, cloudy weather pattern is settling in Dallas-Fort Worth this week. According to the National Weather Service’s Fort Worth office, Tuesday’s high is forecast to hit 82 degrees, with a low of 62. Daily temperatures this week are forecast to feel near-seasonal, with highs in the low-80s and lows in the mid-60s. Some areas of Dallas-Fort Worth could see rain Tuesday, as a system moves through the region. According to the weather service, North Texas has a 20-30% chance of rain Tuesday, specifically for the western sides of the region. Related: Rainy winter ahead for North Texas? Here’s what NOAA forecasters expect While some areas may miss the rain Tuesday, North Texans can expect to see cloudy, gray skies, with slightly breezy winds. Rain chances are forecast to increase later in the work week, with chances increasing to 50% Thursday and 80% Friday. Halloween plans this weekend…

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How will No. 8 BYU solve its tackling woes ahead of Arizona State?

BYU's double-overtime loss at UCF this past weekend will likely always be remembered for its chaotic finish — especially the somewhat-controversial officiating of the final minutes. While Kalani Sitake said it "would have been nice" to have received some immediate clarification regarding Saturday's officiating, he's leaving the drama behind. He knows there are bigger fish to fry for his squad. "I've moved on, it's not really going to do much for me to cry about it," Sitake told reporters Monday in his weekly press briefing. "It was great competition, congratulations to UCF for getting a win. Honestly, my mind has got to be focused on what we can do against ASU, and you guys have brought it up, (we've) got to fix the missed tackles, we've got to fix the missed assignments. I got more things to worry about than the refs." Yes, for all of BYU's missed opportunities in Orlando, there were…

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