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After emotional first year, Freddie Freeman feels at home with Dodgers now

Sometimes you want to go … where you know everybody’s name.

The Orange County Register

Bryce Harper, first baseman? Here’s why it makes sense for the Phillies.

CINCINNATI — Think about what Bryce Harper usually does after he hits a ball sharply to right field. He takes off like a sprinter out of the blocks, arms and legs pumping, helmet flying, hair flowing, mind set on taking second base before he knows he can actually make it.…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Adding Time to the Pitch Clock in Key Spots Would Be a Foolish Mistake

There’s no reason to go back to the dawdling pace that the sport previously adopted, even for one inning.

Sports Illustrated

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Cubs’ homegrown relievers were under-the-radar heroes of series win vs. Mariners

The Cubs’ walk-off and comeback wins this week wouldn’t have been possible without contributions from Adbert Alzolay, Michael Rucker and Keegan Thompson.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Rays’ Kevin Kelly threw a perfect pitch with 23 inches of break that left Reese McGuire fuming

He's going to be embarrassed watching that replay.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Adley Rutschman blasts first career walk-off homer to give Orioles series-clinching 8-7 win over Athletics

BALTIMORE — The win wasn’t pretty, but the last swing sure was.

Tribune News Service

How to get all eggs in MLB The Show 23

The Great Egg Hunt in MLB The Show 23 is going on right now. Here's how to get all the eggs in MLB The Show 23.

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Rays rally past Red Sox for historic 13th straight win to open season

ST. PETERSBURG — Just as it started to look like 13 would be a very unlucky number for the Rays, they rallied for seven runs in the fifth inning Thursday and rolled to yet another victory.

Tribune News Service

Pitcher opposes extending alcohol sales at MLB games

Matt Strahm said on the Baseball Isn’t Boring podcast that teams should be moving the cutoff for beer sales up to the sixth inning, rather than stretching to the eighth or later, since fans will have less time to sober up and drive home.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox’ Reynaldo Lopez embracing role with each passing ninth

“There’s no better feeling than winning the game and being in that handshake line after the last out,” Lopez said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pitcher criticizes MLB teams for extending alcohol sales

A pitcher with the Philadelphia Phillies is criticizing some Major League Baseball teams for extending alcohol sales with games running around 30 minutes shorter due to the sport’s new pitch clock

The Independent UK

Bally Sports Bankruptcy: MLB Tells Judge, Unlike Diamond's RSNs, We're 'Not Going Anywhere'

One month into Diamond Sports Group's bankruptcy restructuring, the zingers start to fly as lawyers haggle over tens of millions of dollars of missing TV rights payments

Broadcasting & Cable

Giants pitcher Taylor Rogers threw his glove in the trash and punched the bench in a fiery tantrum

That's a new one.

USA Today Sports Media Group

SI:AM | The Rays Can’t Be Stopped

They’re going for history on Thursday afternoon against the Red Sox.

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Jacob deGrom, Rangers Eye Surprise MLB Playoff Run

Big free-agent signings—especially Jacob deGrom—and an old-school pitching approach have Texas believing it can get to October.

Daily Mirror

MLB history beckons for Tampa Bay Rays with eyes on 139-year-old record

The Florida-based Major League Baseball has taken the sport by storm this season with their incredible unbeaten run and are close to matching one of the sport's oldest records

Tribune News Service

Mac Engel: Albert Pujols praises Rangers, and warns about the team’s artificial playing surface

Hours after Albert Pujols offered optimism and a polite word of warning about the Texas Rangers, his fears about the state of the team actually came true.

The Guardian - US

The Tampa Bay Rays are off to a historic start. What’s behind it?

Tabbed for no higher than third in the AL East by most experts, the Rays have won 12 straight and are off to baseball’s hottest start in decades. How?

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Braves’ Orlando Arcia exits after being hit on the wrist with fastball

ATLANTA — When Hunter Greene’s 98-mph fastball struck Orlando Arcia’s left wrist, Arcia immediately hopped around the batter’s box, clearly in a ton of pain.

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Bats back up Brad Keller and Royals end slide with 10-1 victory over Ranger

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Royals emphatically avoided a three-game sweep at the hands of the Texas Rangers.

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Tigers blow two-run lead in ninth, lose 4-3 to Blue Jays in 10 innings

TORONTO — The Tigers were three outs away from stopping their losing streak at five games Wednesday at Rogers Centre. Instead, the Toronto Blue Jays rallied for two runs in the bottom of the ninth and then won it in the 10th.

Tribune News Service

Dean Kremer, Orioles bullpen unable to show 2022 form in 8-4 loss to Athletics

BALTIMORE — Part of the reason the Orioles could justify not being more aggressive in adding starting pitching this offseason was their confidence in their incumbent group.

Tribune News Service

Rays beat Red Sox, extend season-opening win streak to 12 games

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays beat the Red Sox 9-7 Wednesday, riding a strong debut by pitcher Taj Bradley and another offensive onslaught to extend their remarkable season-starting win streak to 12 games,

Tribune News Service

La Velle E. Neal III: Pitch to Kyle Farmer’s face was scary, outcome ‘some sort of miracle’

MINNEAPOLIS — The worst part, for those in attendance on Wednesday, was the sound.

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: A well-earned day off for Dansby Swanson sees the Chicago Cubs lose 5-2 to end a satisfying homestand

CHICAGO — The Chicago Cubs lineup was missing one of its key pieces Wednesday in a 5-2 loss to the Seattle Mariners, but no one could begrudge Dansby Swanson for taking the day off.

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