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What happened to the Dodgers' pitching? Inside the team's historic struggles.

In their 66 years of playing baseball in Los Angeles, the Dodgers have never fielded a pitching staff with numbers this bad.

Los Angeles Times

Never dead: Mike Yastrzemski’s walk-off splash hits gives Giants another improbable win

SAN FRANCISCO — By now, you should know not to count out these San Francisco Giants until the 27th and final out.

Tribune News Service

Bruce Bochy moving Josh Jung in Rangers’ lineup paid off, but is it permanent?

CHICAGO – In the swirling sargassum that is modern-day lineup construction, the Rangers have been a veritable bay of tranquility. Among the fewest lineups in the AL. The top four spots in the lineup have been carved in stone.

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Jason Mackey: After Henry Davis debuts, will Pirates keep dipping down to the minors for help?

PITTSBURGH — The two ovations actually sounded somewhat similar, Andrew McCutchen leading off the first inning and Henry Davis two frames later. Although they were drafted 16 years apart and several genres separate their choices in walkup music, the importance of McCutchen and Davis to this franchise is hard to…

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Max Scherzer dazzles, Mets have stress-free night in rout of Astros

HOUSTON — With the sort of well-rounded, beginning-to-end, pitching-and-hitting effort that they expected to be so much more common this season, the Mets achieved their rarest of feats Monday: a low-stress win.

Newsday

Rockies lose sixth straight, giving up three more homers in loss to red-hot Reds

CINCINNATI — The Rockies’ June swoon is in full bloom.

The Denver Post

Cubs beat Pirates 8-0 for eighth win in last 10 games

The Cubs didn’t have to hammer young Osvaldo Bido — who was making his second career start — to get to him. Instead, they stayed back on pitches and repeatedly took him right up the middle. As a good offensive team does?

Chicago Sun-Times

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Verdugo’s bases-clearing triple helps Red Sox beat Twins 9-3, win fifth straight

Jovani Moran is probably sick of seeing Alex Verdugo at this point.

Boston Herald

Paul Sullivan: Adbert Alzolay growing more comfortable as the Chicago Cubs’ de facto closer

PITTSBURGH — Back in spring training when the Chicago Cubs’ bullpen picture was still fuzzy, manager David Ross said he never felt the need to label anyone as his closer.

Chicago Tribune

White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson misses second straight start in 5-2 loss to Rangers

Anderson takes break from what has been a challenging season

Chicago Sun-Times

Joey Votto Punctuates Long-Awaited Return With Dramatic HR And Fans Were Ecstatic

The Reds icon made a triumphant return after rotator cuff surgery in August 2022.

Sports Illustrated

Luis Arraez has another 5-hit game and is hitting .400 again as Marlins rout Blue Jays

MIAMI — Luis Arraez’s batting average keeps climbing, and he keeps staking his claim into the Miami Marlins’ record book during his first season with the club.

Miami Herald

Tigers post comeback win over Royals on Carpenter's 3-run homer in seventh inning

DETROIT — It was looking like the Tigers were going to get beat by a starting pitcher who had amassed the most losses (11) and allowed the most earned runs (61) in baseball Monday night.

Tribune News Service

World Series talk in the Cubs’ clubhouse? You’d better believe it … sort of

Also: Marcus Stroman weighs in on likely All-Star nod.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Contrasting picture: Grifol optimistic, Hahn realistic as White Sox crawl toward deadline

“Making the playoffs is important. But the goals are loftier than that,” White Sox general manager Rick Hahn said.

Tribune News Service

Jim Souhan: Just the FAQs. 10 questions after a bad weekend of baseball

Here are the Twins' FAQs of life, following another loss to Detroit on Sunday:

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Cardinals rally to beat Nationals and extend winning streak to three games

WASHINGTON — Cardinals starting pitcher Jack Flaherty pulled it together after he gave up five early runs, and he somehow managed to still be standing on the mound in the seventh inning with the his club leading by multiple runs.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cody Bellinger still has chance to have one of Cubs’ best seasons by center fielder since 1961

His Fangraphs WAR in 37 games before getting hurt was 1.3. That put him on a pace for a full-season fWAR of about 5, which is on the All-Star/superstar divide.

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Tennessee rallies against Stanford in Men’s College World Series to keep season alive

The Volunteers overcame an early 4-0 deficit to continue their run in Omaha.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

The Phillies are red-hot again, and dancing like it’s 2022

Listen to Bryce Harper, and listen well. Last season, as memorable as it was for the Phillies, is over. Gone. Done. History.

Los Angeles Times

Where does Dodgers-Angels rank among MLB’s best rivalries? ‘Not even in the same stratosphere’

The novelty of the Freeway Series has worn off over 25 years of interleague play, but that doesn’t mean the Dodgers and Angels are looking at this week’s two-game series in Anaheim as just another two days on baseball’s grueling six-month calendar.

Sports Illustrated

Joey Votto Returns to Reds 10 Months After Shoulder Surgery

The first baseman returns to a team just 0.5 games out of first place.

Daily Mirror

MLB star explains why he declined Hall of Fame induction with honest reasoning

David Freese played a starring role to lead the St. Louis Cardinals to World Series glory in 2011, but the former third baseman declined the opportunity to be inducted into the team's Hall of Fame

Sports Illustrated

The Best Thing About the College World Series

The most intense competition at the College World Series has nothing to do with baseball.

Sports Illustrated

Corbin Carroll Is One of the Best Players of the Last Century

Just 100 games into his career, the 22-year-old is in the MVP race and on pace with some legendary players of the game.

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