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Sandy Alcántara threw a 100 mph sinker with so much movement that fans were in utter disbelief

This pitch was just so nasty.

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On wet, windy day at Oracle Park, SF Giants wrap equally dreary season series with 15th loss to Dodgers

SAN FRANCISCO — The rain came, the Giants rallied, but nothing could delay the inevitable.

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Mike Lupica: Aaron Judge’s 59th home run caps off spectacular day of New York sports

The day when Aaron Judge arrived at the threshold of 60, got to a home run place in New York sports history with No. 59 that has only ever been matched by two hitters — Babe Ruth, Roger Maris — made him the headliner on Sunday. The biggest story. Just…

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Paul Sullivan: Small signs of hope emerging at the end of a lost season for the Chicago Cubs

As the 2022 season crawls to a close, the Chicago Cubs believe they’re better off now than they were one year ago and are cautiously optimistic they won’t be in the same position next September.

Chicago Tribune

Padres’ NL playoff standing improves with third straight win over Diamondbacks

PHOENIX — It wasn’t perfect by any means, but a 6-1 victory over the Diamondbacks and two losses that occurred elsewhere made for a good Sunday for the Padres.

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Mariners off to bad start to final road trip as Angels win for third time in series

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Regardless of their record, which will end with more losses than wins for the seventh consecutive season, and out of postseason contention since late June, the Los Angeles Angels are still capable of beating teams because of the power production by two hitters in their lineup.

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Cubs’ 2023 rotation far from settled

Aside from Marcus Stroman and Kyle Hendricks, there’s no clear picture about who will be part of the rotation next season.

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Yankees’ Aaron Judge now two homers shy of Roger Maris’ AL record

Judge’s 11th multihomer game tied the season record set by Detroit’s Hank Greenberg in 1938 and matched by the Cubs’ Sammy Sosa in 1998.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs pitcher Keegan Thompson willing to keep proving himself

“I think getting back and (pitching) a couple more outings will give me innings toward next year,” Thompson said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Aaron Judge hits two of Yankees' five homers to reach 59 in win over Brewers

MILWAUKEE — History awaits Aaron Judge.

Newsday

Connor Joe’s homer, stellar bullpen, give Rockies a series win over Cubs

As the Rockies’ season winds down, the back of their bullpen is cranking it up.

The Denver Post

Mets overcome rare glitch by Jacob deGrom to sweep Pirates

NEW YORK — Jacob deGrom did what you would expect him to do against the Pirates on Sunday: He deGrominated.

Newsday

Joe Ryan stellar again as Twins stop bleeding by shutting out Guardians

CLEVELAND — If you're trying to escape from a deep hole, asking Joe Ryan for a ladder isn't a bad way to start.

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Recent history tells Rangers not to send any more pitchers to Tampa Bay

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – It has been one month since Chris Young moved into the top seat on the Rangers’ flow chart, effectively sitting down at the dinner table to figure out how to eat an elephant. In another month, he will sit down to a second helping: Trying to…

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Adley Rutschman hits go-ahead 2-run single in 9th as Orioles rally past Blue Jays for 5-4 win to avoid sweep

TORONTO — If there was ever a time for the Orioles to break out of a mold that has been cast for their offense so far in September, it was here, in the ninth inning of what felt like a must-win game against the Toronto Blue Jays. To keep even…

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Jordan Diaz’s first MLB hit sole highlight in A’s loss to Astros

Jordan Diaz had anything but a soft landing into his MLB debut. Astros starter Framber Valdez was steamrolling the A’s and struck out the rookie twice with a biting curveball in Oakland’s 11-2 loss on Sunday in Houston.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Cardinals' offense is MIA again in series-ending loss to Reds

ST. LOUIS — The Cardinals took the weekend series from the Cincinnati Reds three games to two but they were fortunate to achieve that result considering the slow-to-warm offense they trotted out for most of the four days at Busch Stadium.

Boston Herald

Rafael Devers collects 4 hits, Xander Bogaerts hits another milestone as Red Sox heat up to rout Royals

BOSTON — Alex Cora and Rafael Devers were at the new MGM Music Hall near Fenway Park last Thursday night, watching the Spanish singer Rosalia in concert, when the Red Sox manager had a message for his star third baseman.

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Braves starter Spencer Strider reaches 200-strikeout mark on Sunday

ATLANTA — Spencer Strider added another milestone in his sensational rookie season during Sunday’s start.

Miami Herald

Sandy Alcantara throws fifth complete game of season as Marlins avoid Nationals sweep

Sandy Alcantara did it again.

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Bombs away: White Sox muscle up to blow out Tigers and take series

DETROIT — The starch got taken out of this one quickly.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox belt three home runs in victory over Tigers, set sights on Guardians

Sox take two of three games in Detroit.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox’ Michael Kopech not going to push it

After reaching career high in innings and starts, Kopech could be done for the season

Sports Illustrated

Angels Manager, Former Yankees Coach Nevin Endorses Ohtani for MVP

The veteran MLB coach has a personal connection with both candidates.

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John Romano: Rays and fans need to reconcile. How 'bout in the upper deck?

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — So, this is kinda embarrassing. In most markets, a pennant race means fans flock to the box office to snatch up the best seats in the house.

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