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You're either a Mini person, or you aren't. Apple's smallest iPad has been around for years and it has its fans. The advantages of a smaller tablet include a lower price and easier portability.

The Mini Shoulder Bag 4L has been out for quite some ... it can hold up to four litres of volume (big enough for an iPad!). And the strap extends to 12.6 inches. It has a main zippered compartment ...

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Los Angeles Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani was in the starting lineup for Monday's Game 3 of the World Series despite suffering a partially dislocated shoulder in his team's Game 2 win over the ...

LOS ANGELES -- Shohei Ohtani suffered a subluxation of his left shoulder during an attempted steal of second base Saturday night, potentially putting his availability for the rest of this World ...

Advertisement Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Ohtani suffered a subluxation of his left shoulder. Roberts said Ohtani’s strength and range of motion were “good,” but more will be known ...

The more concerning part was the slide by Ohtani, as the Dodgers' superstar went down grabbing his left arm and shoulder after sliding into second base. According to a tweet by USA TODAY columnist ...

Manager Dave Roberts said after the game that Ohtani was going for more testing, but called the injury a left shoulder subluxation. What is that, exactly? Let's dive in. According to Johns Hopkins ...