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Aaron Judge, Anthony Rizzo homer as Yankees win series opener against Reds

The Yankees are rolling full steam ahead. The Bombers called upon their own friend in the long ball in their 6-2 win Friday night at Great American Ballpark in Cincinnati.

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Nico Hoerner makes impact in and out of lineup; Kyle Hendricks close to return

The Cubs reinstated Hoerner from the 10-day injured list Friday. Meanwhile, Hendricks is targeting 90-plus pitches in a rehab start Saturday.

Chicago Sun-Times

Rays, Shane McClanahan get back on track in return to Tropicana Field

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — For the Rays, it was good to get back home.

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Liam Hendriks can’t come back soon enough for Sox

Hendriks is just what this disappointing, not very likable team badly needs — a likable, effusive, heart-and-soul guy, an emotional bellwether with a feel-good story who also happens to be one of the best closers in the game.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs DFA Eric Hosmer, option Keegan Thompson, put Cody Bellinger on IL in surge of roster moves

The team reinstated second baseman Nico Hoerner from the IL, selected outfielder Mike Tauchman and recalled first baseman Edwin Ríos.

Chicago Sun-Times

Justin Turner 'extremely happy' with Red Sox, but has 'no idea' why he's not a Dodger

BOSTON — Justin Turner has a dentist appointment Tuesday morning in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Times

Remember when Cubs fans couldn’t get enough of David Ross?

With his team struggling, the Cubs manager has lost most of the goodwill he had built up as a player.

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Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: Replacement Options for Jazz Chisholm

Plus, a player we can’t believe is still available in most leagues.

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New York Yankees coach in foul-mouthed outburst at rival after ill-tempered series

The New York Yankees' four-game run of fixtures against the Toronto Blue Jays wasn't with controversy, with coach Aaron Boone appearing to unleash a foul-mouthed rant on a rival coach

Daily Mirror

‘It Ain’t Over’ review: The wit, heart and soul of Yogi Berra, baseball giant

With a load of family love and cooperation, the documentary “It Ain’t Over” celebrates the accomplishments of St. Louis-born, New York Yankees-bred Lawrence “Yogi” Berra (1925-2015), whose talent for phrasemaking and so-called Yogi-isms had a nagging tendency to outshine his slugging and catching and managing prowess.

Chicago Tribune

The wonderfully messy Yankees and Blue Jays saga: An overly dramatic play in 4 parts

What a bunch of drama this four-game series was!

USA Today Sports Media Group

How Angels Pitchers Imitate Shohei Ohtani’s Most Unhittable Pitch

Los Angeles’s superstar mastered one of MLB’s trendiest pitches. Now, other members of the team’s staff are learning from the best.

Sports Illustrated

Dodgers unsure if Julio Urías was tipping pitches in blowout loss to Cardinals

ST. LOUIS — The Los Angeles Dodgers were behind the eight-ball from the start of Thursday’s game.

Los Angeles Times

Cardinals overpower Dodgers, 16-8, by blasting record seven home runs

ST. LOUIS — The rules of the hamburger phone are simple as initially codified during a charter flight to Chicago and just in time to make some history Thursday.

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Dylan Hernandez: Dodgers no longer have the backbone to be social trailblazers

LOS ANGELES — Imagine if Stan Kasten was the president of the Dodgers when Jackie Robinson was about to break baseball's color barrier.

Newsday

Aaron Judge homers again as Yanks take 3 of 4 from Blue Jays

TORONTO — The eyes have it.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Ben Frederickson: Sorry, Houston Astros apologists, not all sign stealing is the same

It’s been more than three and a half years since the world found out St. Louis native Jim Crane’s baseball team was using a center-field camera and trash-can-banging relay system during the 2017 and 2018 seasons to tell hitters which pitches were on the way to the plate, and those…

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: Liam Hendriks’ return might be the only thing to look forward to for shellshocked White Sox fans

CHICAGO — Liam Hendriks’ return to the mound for the Chicago White Sox has been a moment fans have been looking forward to since the news of his cancer was announced in January.

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Bryce Miller: 'Lost' Padres need to play to their pay stubs before it's really too late

This has gotten far beyond the talking stage, for the lost and reeling Padres. After coughing up a home series Wednesday to the hapless Royals, the worst MLB team not named the A's, they're painfully and inexplicably tardy for the doing-it stage.

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Funding gap of $75M holding up A’s stadium deal

LAS VEGAS — The Oakland Athletics are negotiating with Clark County to bridge a $75 million dollar gap in public financing for the proposed $1.5 billion MLB Las Vegas ballpark.

Chicago Tribune

Chicago White Sox fall short in bid for 1st series sweep of the season, falling 3-1 to the Cleveland Guardians

CHICAGO — The Chicago White Sox wasted a bases-loaded, no-out opportunity early in their game Thursday against the Cleveland Guardians.

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Michael Cunningham: Braves slugger Ronald Acuña Jr. is a superstar again

There was a time when I wondered whether we ever would see the 2019 version of Ronald Acuña Jr. again. He’d been very good since then, but I’m talking about the Acuña who put up MVP-level production over an entire season. The start of the pandemic in 2020 and power-and-speed…

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Rays’ Kevin Cash sums up 4-6 road trip: ‘Frustrating’

NEW YORK — Though they had only a train ride from Baltimore to New York and the convenience of not changing hotels as they faced the Yankees and Mets in consecutive series, the Rays still felt the road was long and seemingly without end.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Benjamin Hochman: The art of ‘not hitting.’ Cardinals’ Lars Nootbaar walks better than most in baseball

The walk in baseball is actually kind of weird. In-game success is generally generated from a physical accomplishment — hitting a ball, throwing a ball, catching a ball — but the base on balls is a reward for not doing anything to the ball (or, really, at all).

Miami Herald

Eury Perez picks up first MLB win as Marlins sweep Nationals, extend win streak to four

MIAMI — Eury Perez’s final pitching line wasn’t very different from his recent major league debut except one very important difference.

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