# Summary
Kyle Kendrick Jr., son of former Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Kyle Kendrick, returned to baseball seven months after being struck by a car traveling 50 mph near his Clearwater, Florida home last fall. The 12-year-old hit his first home run in the batting cage his father built, then hit another the following day. His recovery inspired the family after what doctors had suggested might prevent his return to the sport.
The Philadelphia Eagles signed Uar Bernard, a Nigeria native from the NFL's International Player Pathway program, as a raw defensive prospect with impressive athleticism but no prior football experience. The Phillies called up outfielder Bryan De La Cruz and placed catcher Garrett Stubbs on the injured list. Trevor Zegras signed a four-year, $36.5 million extension with the Flyers, becoming the team's highest-paid player by average annual value at $9.125 million.
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