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MLB Fans Ripped Ump for Being Way Too Sensitive After Very Quick Ejection

This seemed a bit much.

Sports Illustrated

MLB Fans Loved Shohei Ohtani’s Bat Flip After Clutch Home Run Against Yankees

Dude was FIRED UP.

Sports Illustrated

Mariners overcome early deficit, hold on to beat Twins

SEATTLE — For the first four innings, the Mariners seemed destined to take a step back in their never-ending dance between a winning record and a losing record — call it the mambo of mediocrity.

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Nick Pivetta pitches way into Red Sox history books with dominant relief performance

Even without Rafael Devers, who’s day-to-day with right calf tightness, the Red Sox lineup is relentless. On Monday evening in Oakland, they collected 10 hits and demolished the downtrodden A’s, 7-0.

Boston Herald

Angels beat Yankees in 10 innings after Shohei Ohtani’s game-tying homer in 7th

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Shohei Ohtani launched, watched and flipped.

The Orange County Register

Diamond Boots the Arizona Diamondbacks Out of the Bankrupt Bally Sports Kingdom ... for Real This Time

Houston court will rule on Diamond Sports Group's latest motion to tear up its regional sports networks contract with yet another MLB team on Tuesday

Broadcasting & Cable

Comeback eludes Cubs, who sink to 8.5 games back in NL Central with loss to Nationals

The Cubs have lost three of their first four games out of the All-Star break.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Tigers rally with three runs in eighth inning to beat Royals 3-2 in opener

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — There's always that moment in a baseball game, that pivotal moment where the outcome hangs in the balance. It can come early, late or somewhere in the middle innings.

Tribune News Service

Rain postpones SF Giants’ game against Reds tied 2-2 in eighth inning

Going for their sixth win in a row, the Giants were positioned to retake the lead late Monday evening against the Cincinnati Reds when weather got in the way.

Tribune News Service

Cardinals win third in a row, beat Skip Schumaker's Miami Marlins 6-4 in series opener

ST. LOUIS — The Cardinals were hospitable hosts to old friend Skip Schumaker, but they weren’t exactly accommodating. Instead, they dealt him and his Miami Marlins a series-opening loss.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Quinn Priester's MLB debut turns sour, as Pirates suffer another loss

PITTSBURGH — All over the infield they bounced, to second base and third, a line drive to shortstop and a ball Quinn Priester flipped over to first for an out. Through three innings of his MLB debut, Priester was perfect, cruising along by inducing soft contact. But what looked like…

Tribune News Service

Shane McClanahan, Rays start strong, but wild pitch in 9th dooms them

ARLINGTON, Texas — All-Star Shane McClanahan’s return from the injured list was dazzling for his first five innings Monday night, then turned frustrating in the sixth.

Tribune News Service

Future meets present: Cubs first-rounder Matt Shaw visits Wrigley Field

Shaw made the trip to Chicago during a high-stakes homestand for the Cubs.

Chicago Sun-Times

In a nutshell, here’s what’s wrong with White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson

Anderson’s offensive struggles are the result of a high percentage of grounders, few barrels and an awful launch angle.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Ron Cook: The David Bednar dilemma -- waste him or deal him

Another loss Sunday, this one 8-4 in 10 innings to the San Francisco Giants, completing a miserable weekend at PNC Park. That makes 44 losses in the past 65 games. The worst extended run in franchise history since the early-1950s continues with no end in sight. We're talking about a…

Sports Illustrated

Shohei Ohtani Expands Baseball’s Imagination Once Again With Trade Talks

The Angels have already made it clear they’re not interested in trading, but the question of what could be possible if they did echoes the two-way player’s magic.

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: Wrigley Field’s drawing power means the Chicago Cubs need only the illusion of contending

CHICAGO — Back in the opening week of the 2006 season, in a Chicago Tribune article accompanied by cartoonist Rick Tuma’s illustrations, I offered some predictions of what a Wrigley Field experience would be like 20 years in the future.

USA Today Sports Media Group

ESPN baseball reporter Jeff Passan offered encouraging update after suffering a scary back injury

He plans to break news with a broken back.

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Joe Kelly coming off White Sox IL soon, knows he could be on the move

“If you keep losing you have to look around the clubhouse and realize some of these guys won’t be here,” Kelly said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Reds Hall of Famer Johnny Bench apologizes for antisemitic remark

Bench made the remark at an event to honor former Cincinnati Reds general manager Gabe Paul, who was Jewish, and others.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Umpires awarded weirdest HR after Giants prospect dropped ball over the fence despite making the catch

Somehow, it was the right call.

The Guardian - US

Cincinnati Reds legend Johnny Bench sorry for antisemitic joke at team event

Hall of Famer Johnny Bench apologized for an antisemitic comment made at an event to honor former Reds general manager Gabe Paul, who was Jewish

Sports Illustrated

Buster Olney Interview Backlash Is Way Off Base

The ESPN reporter had to ask Angels manager about possible Shohei Ohtani trade.

Sports Illustrated

Cubs Catcher Threw a Beautiful 39-MPH Eephus Pitch for a Strike, and MLB Fans Loved It

What a thing of beauty.

The Independent UK

Hall of Famer Johnny Bench apologizes for antisemitic remark at Cincinnati Reds event

Hall of Famer Johnny Bench apologized for an antisemitic comment made at an event to honor former Cincinnati Reds general manager Gabe Paul, who was Jewish, and others

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