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Yankees pitcher Tommy Kahnle furiously stomped on a dugout fan after a poor performance and MLB fans had jokes

The Yankees are in a real bad way right now.

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Patrick Sandoval pitches Angels to 2nd straight victory over Yankees

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Phil Nevin was all set to shake Patrick Sandoval’s hand and congratulate him for seven solid innings after he walked off the mound following his 94th pitch.

The Orange County Register

Manny Machado’s broken-bat single lifts Padres to victory over Blue Jays

TORONTO — Manny Machado is so locked in he can beat a good pitcher on a good pitch with half a bat.

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Look: Bizarre Rockies Scoreboard Message Speaks to Jilted Lovers Everywhere

Colorado was so real for this.

Sports Illustrated

Nick Castellanos hits a home run, but Phillies’ bats mostly silent against Brewers in 5-3 loss

PHILADELPHIA — In the sixth inning of a tie game Wednesday night, Bryce Harper stepped to the plate against a lefty sidearmer and saw six pitches. Three were down the middle, none was faster than 90 mph.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Justin Verlander turns in a vintage performance in Mets' win over White Sox

NEW YORK — It’s a little too early to tell if it’s a little too late.

Newsday

One bad inning snaps SF Giants’ win streak at 7 with loss to Reds

Despite getting the longest outing of the season from Ross Stripling, the Giants weren’t able to capitalize in key spots, dealing them their first loss since the All-Star break and spelling the end of their seven-game winning streak.

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Mac Engel: There is one reason why the Texas Rangers should trade for the best player in MLB

ARLINGTON, Texas — To acquire the best player baseball has seen in the modern era will require an actual working farm, which the Texas Rangers actually possess.

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White Sox right-hander Michael Kopech searching for right balance down the stretch

Kopech is coming off a start in which he failed to finish a full inning against the Braves.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs’ Seiya Suzuki feeling better about his hitting after big game Tuesday

He entered the game slashing .198/.268/.270 since June 1, then proceeded to crack four hits, including a long home run.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘It meant a lot’: Jackie Robinson Museum visit leaves lasting impact on members of White Sox

NEW YORK — Growing up, Jackie Robinson was everything to Touki Toussaint.

Chicago Tribune

Touted pitching prospect Andrew Painter needs Tommy John surgery, Phillies say

A year ago, almost to the day, the Phillies’ highest-ranking baseball executive sat in the dugout before a game and touted Andrew Painter — 19 at the time — as both untouchable in trade talks and a possible major-league starting pitcher in 2023.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

White Sox leadoff man Andrew Benintendi’s hand feeling better, and it shows

Benintendi extended his hitting streak to seven games Wednesday

Chicago Sun-Times

Carlos Rodon blew a kiss to Yankees fans in the stands after giving up 4 runs in first 2 innings

Yankees fans did not like this sarcastic show of affection from Carlos Rodon.

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Progressing Aaron Judge talks Shohei Ohtani’s pursuit of history: ‘Records are meant to be broken’

ANAHEIM, Calif. — If Shohei Ohtani breaks the American League’s single-season home run record this year, Aaron Judge won’t be disappointed.

Los Angeles Times

What's Shohei Ohtani's trade value? A look at what contenders have in their farm systems.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Angels have less than two weeks left to decide what they will do by the Aug. 1 trade deadline — namely, what happens with Shohei Ohtani.

The Denver Post

Rockies get two-hit, lose 4-1 to Astros as first homestand of second half ends with a dud

DENVER — A promising homestand ended with a dud on Wednesday at Coors Field, when the Rockies forgot their bats at home.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Quick burst of runs vs. Miami's Sandy Alcantara lifts Cardinals to first home series sweep

ST. LOUIS — An early flex against an ace known for rarely giving up such innings put the Cardinals in position to do something even rarer for them this season.

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Patrick Reusse: Where’s Miguel Sanó now? Will he ever play in the majors again?

The baseball team located in San Pedro De Macoris in the Dominican Winter League is named the Estrellas Orientales, translated in English as "Eastern Stars.''

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Rangers sweep Rays, who lose sole grip on first place in division

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Rays tried a lot of things Wednesday to break their latest losing streak and head home with some semblance of momentum.

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Orioles rally past Dodgers, 8-5, to avoid sweep and pull into tie for American League East lead

BALTIMORE — When Dean Kremer jogged out to the Camden Yards mound Wednesday, he did so just past the five-year anniversary of when the team he was about to face traded him to the Orioles.

Sports Illustrated

Rangers Pitcher Makes MLB Debut After Yearlong Absence Coaching Youth Baseball

It’s been a winding path to the majors for Alex Speas, who realized his major league dreams Wednesday.

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MLB fans were in awe after James Outman became the first lefty to hit a HR over the Orioles’ silly LF wall

That wall is so dumb.

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: Two years after the great sell-off, are the Cubs in a better position?

CHICAGO — The narrative that the Chicago Cubs are facing an Aug. 1 deadline to decide on their future has been bandied about recently, and it makes sense considering two of their biggest stars can leave as free agents at the end of the season.

Sports Illustrated

A High-Scoring Day for the History Books Echoes Baseball’s Chaotic Past

Tuesday’s league-wide offensive outburst had happened only once before—on July 4, 1894, a day that shows how much baseball has changed and remained the same.

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