Los Angeles Times

Busy Yankees retain LeMahieu

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The retooling New York Yankees finalized a $90million, six-year contract to retain American League batting champion DJ LeMahieu and completed an $11-million deal to add right-hander Corey Kluber.

The Yankees also reached a $2.5-million, oneyear deal with submarinin­g right-handed reliever Darren

O’Day.

The New York Mets added left-handed reliever Aaron Loup, a person familiar with the negotiatio­ns told the AP . ... Jurickson Profar, who played five positions for San Diego last season, signed a $21-million, three-year contract to remain with the Padres .... Left-handed starter Jon Lester and the Washington Nationals finalized a $5-million, one-year contract, giving the team a fourth member of a rotation led by Max Scherzer, Stephen Strasburg and Patrick Corbin.

Northweste­rn and coach Pat Fitzgerald, 46, agreed to a new contract through the 2030 football season . ... Former Central Florida football coach Josh Heupel was introduced as Tennessee’s 27th head coach.

This week’s Montana-Montana State men’s basketball games were canceled because of a positive COVID-19 test within the Montana program, the university announced . ... Connecticu­t said it postponed its next two men’s basketball games, including Thursday’s scheduled contest with No. 3 Villanova after learning that an official who worked its Tuesday night win over Butler tested positive for the coronaviru­s . ... The Patriot League men’s and women’s basketball games between Boston University and Holy Cross set for this weekend were postponed because of a rise in positive COVID-19 tests with the return of students for spring semester.

Pittsburgh Penguins general manager Jim Rutherford, a Hockey Hall of Fame selection who helped lead the team to a pair of Stanley Cup titles, resigned abruptly . ... The Ducks acquired defenseman Trevor Carrick from the San Jose Sharks in exchange for left wing Jack Kopacka.

The Vancouver Whitecaps signed defender-midfielder and former UCLA standout Andy Rose to a one-year extension.

Andy Murray entered a lower-tier challenger tournament in Italy next month after withdrawin­g from the Australian Open with the coronaviru­s. Murray is listed to play an indoor tournament in Biella starting Feb. 15, the Italian Tennis Federation said.

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