In the Sports Arena: From Miraculous Homers to Offseason Transfers

This sports news roundup covers a variety of recent events. Brandon Nimmo's crucial home run tied the Mets and Yankees. Dodgers' Mookie Betts struggles with health, jeopardizing his season start. Anthony Davis returns to the Mavericks, and Robinhood faces scrutiny over new March Madness betting features, among other highlights.

In an exciting finish in spring training, Brandon Nimmo's three-run homer helped the New York Mets secure a 6-6 tie with rivals, the New York Yankees. With a tough seventh inning, the Yankees had pulled ahead until Nimmo swung momentum back to the Mets at Port St. Lucie.

Los Angeles Dodgers' star Mookie Betts is grappling with health issues that have reportedly caused significant weight loss. Concerns grow over his readiness for the domestic season, as Betts remains largely on a liquid diet while medical experts continue to search for a definitive diagnosis.

Massachusetts regulators have launched an investigation into Robinhood's decision to create a gambling hub related to the popular March Madness tournaments. This move is under scrutiny, amid concerns that linking sports betting to stock trading could potentially influence younger users.

(With inputs from agencies.)