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White Sox, Guardians postponed

Catcher Yasmani Grandal lands on 10-day injured list; Carlos Perez called up from Triple-A Charlotte.

Chicago Sun-Times

Albert Pujols Still Plans to Retire Despite Chase for 700 Home Runs

The Cardinals legend hit two more home runs on Saturday.

Sports Illustrated

Dustin May returned from injury and immediately threw some of the nastiest pitches of the MLB season

These pitches were so FILTHY.

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Angels SS Andrew Velazquez made a brutal mistake after forgetting how many outs there were

MLB fans had lots of jokes about this brutal mistake.

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Fired Angels manager Joe Maddon having a blast, and blasting how some teams are run

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Joe Maddon is managing just fine in his first summer without pro baseball in 47 years.

Tribune News Service

‘He’s an artist’: Johnny Cueto nearly goes the distance, leading the Chicago White Sox past the Cleveland Guardians 2-0

Johnny Cueto was bored as he waited out a nearly three-hour rain delay.

Chicago Tribune

Dylan Hernandez: Dustin May represents the Dodgers’ latest World Series gamble. Will it pay off?

LOS ANGELES — Dave Roberts spoke carefully when talking about his team’s plans for Dustin May, and understandably so.

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Manaea rebounds, Bell blasts off again as Padres beat Nationals

SAN DIEGO — Sean Manaea strolled through the clubhouse Saturday afternoon, turned the clubhouse stereo up and belted out classic rock songs, one after another, as he dressed at his locker.

Tribune News Service

Dustin May thrives in his return from Tommy John surgery as Dodgers blank Marlins

LOS ANGELES — Tommy John surgery is so common, with hundreds of pitchers from high school to the big leagues undergoing the elbow ligament replacement procedure every year, and its success rate (80% to 90%) so high that it almost seems routine.

Los Angeles Times

Pujols' milestones abound, highlights galore as Cardinals romp, 16-7, vs. Arizona

PHOENIX — By the time the scoreboard had calmed, the crowds’ ovations had quieted, and the overstuffed box score had been printed, the St. Louis Cardinals’ victory Saturday night at Chase Field had featured a whirlwind of events.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Johnny Cueto dazzles in White Sox’ 2-0 win over Guardians

The 36-year-old right-hander gave yet another invigorating performance, throwing 8 2⁄3 innings in a matchup with former Cy Young winner Shane Bieber.

Chicago Sun-Times

Giants walked off by Rockies after mustering little offense again at Coors Field

DENVER — Despite two game-tying hits from Brandon Crawford, the Giants mustered little else offensively in the mile-high hitter’s haven of Coors Field for the second straight night and, likewise, dropped their second straight game here.

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Twins can't take full advantage of Rangers' spotty defense in 10-inning loss

MINNEAPOLIS — The Rangers' middle infield, signed to a half-billion dollars worth of contracts last winter, accounted for two of the Twins' runs on Saturday night. At those prices, it only makes sense that they chipped in for their own team, too.

Tribune News Service

Mariners can’t follow usual blueprint, see win streak in Oakland come to an end

OAKLAND, Calif. — All of the things that have made the Mariners successful this season — solid starting pitching, quality defense, sound baserunning and just enough timely hitting — were mostly absent on Saturday afternoon.

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Trevor Williams steps in with gem for Mets, but Phillies bounce back for doubleheader split

PHILADELPHIA — The Saturday doubleheader was supposed to be the weird part of the Mets’ weekend trip to Philly.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox’ Yasmani Grandal helped off field with left knee injury

Grandal injured trying to avoid tag at home plate

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Lopsided innings doom Pirates in blowout loss against Reds

PITTSBURGH — For as strange as it may seem, the Pirates’ experiment using right-hander Tyler Beede in the starting rotation hasn’t been all bad.

Chicago Sun-Times

Willson Contreras plays hero in 11th, but Nico Hoerner ‘special’ for Cubs

The Cubs beat the Brewers 6-5 for their fifth consecutive victory.

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Austin Reaves will throw first pitch for Dodgers on Lakers night

Austin Reaves will be representing the Purple and Gold on Wednesday by throwing the first pitch when the Dodgers hold Lakers night.

Tribune News Service

Braves have difficult options with Marcell Ozuna after arrest

ATLANTA — In February 2021, Braves general manager Alex Anthopoulos expressed tons of excitement about re-signing Marcell Ozuna, which gave his club the big bat it sought that offseason.

Chicago Sun-Times

Patrick Wisdom out indefinitely with injured ring finger

Wisdom was in obvious pain while walking off the field accompanied by a trainer, and manager David Ross said he was scheduled to undergo X-rays.

Tribune News Service

Tomatoes in the bullpen: At Camden Yards, an Orioles tradition comes alive again

BALTIMORE — As the Orioles relievers line up by the home bullpen, watching the starting pitcher finish his warmup, there’s time for their attention to wander. They know in a few moments they’ll partake in a daily handshake line, but in the minutes before then, a great green stalk catches…

Chicago Tribune

3 things that have contributed to Cubs’ recent success, including Ian Happ’s notable switch-hitting mark

CHICAGO — The Chicago Cubs’ recent stretch of winning series is about to be tested.

Tribune News Service

Aaron Boone gets angry as Blue Jays get to Gerrit Cole, extend Yankees' misery with 5-2 win

NEW YORK — Aaron Judge isn’t happy with the energy. Gerrit Cole is pissed off at himself for walking the No. 8 hitter in the Blue Jays lineup. Aaron Boone slammed his hand down on the table postgame and raised his voice. The Yankees’ horrific slide continued Saturday with a…

Boston Herald

Michael Wacha stays hot, leads Red Sox to 4-3 win over Orioles

BOSTON — If only the Red Sox had a few more guys like Michael Wacha, this team might be in the playoff race.

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