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Home runs cost Dodgers in 5-3 loss to Brewers

MILWAUKEE — Even when he struck out Andrew McCutchen, it didn’t work out well for Andrew Heaney.

The Orange County Register

Athletics stagger home from 2-5 road trip after loss to Rangers

The Athletics return to the Coliseum having said goodbye to veterans Stephen Piscotty and Elvis Andrus as well as a modest two-game win streak.

Tribune News Service

Pujols launches grand slam, Wainwright baffles Rockies in Cardinals' 13-0 rout

ST. LOUIS — Adam Wainwright, two weeks shy of his 41st birthday, stopped the Colorado Rockies on three hits over seven innings Thursday in a 13-0 Cardinals victory. But Wainwright had to defer to his elders.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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Joe Girardi comes full circle as a Cubs analyst on Marquee Sports Network

Girardi, a Cubs draft pick in 1986, will join Jon Sciambi and Jim Deshaies in the booth for the three-game series with the Brewers that begins Friday.

Chicago Sun-Times

Orioles closer Félix Bautista is embracing Michael K. Williams’ Omar whistle. Now he has his own T-shirt.

BALTIMORE — Félix Bautista doesn’t really understand the reference. He’s never seen “The Wire” on HBO. But the Orioles closer still wore the T-shirt with his own face photoshopped where the face of Omar Little should be.

Tribune News Service

Albert Pujols pinch-hit a stunning grand slam for his 690th career home run, and MLB fans were amazed

Albert absolutely destroyed this ball!

USA Today Sports Media Group

On a frustrating team, White Sox’ Johnny Cueto is fired up to keep delivering

“You have to have some balls to go out there and perform,” Cueto said, “and I have that.”

Chicago Sun-Times

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The Brewers’ mascot just joined in on making fun of the Dodgers reporter who broke his arms and ribs going down the slide

This poor, poor reporter.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Dodgers TV host suffers seven broken bones going down park slide live on air

‘I’ve never heard somebody so excited about doing anything, and David did do it today,’ fellow broadcaster says

The Independent UK

An 11-year-old White Sox fan ran on the field and, no, security did not tackle him

That kids is grounded for SO LONG.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Baseball fans frustrated as announcers get caught in discussion about Wordle

Announcers Dave Flemming and Jon Miller found themselves enraptured by a play-by-play of the online word game rather than the MLB game playing out in front of them on Wednesday night

The Independent UK

The Dodgers reporter who hurt himself going down the Brewers’ slide got the ol’ body outline treatment

The poor Dodgers reporter cracked ribs and broke his wrist going down the slide.

USA Today Sports Media Group

SI:AM | Taking Stock of the MLB Playoff Races

With only seven weeks left in the season, things are getting heated.

Sports Illustrated

Blue Jays prospect Gabriel Moreno rocked this ball so hard it got stuck in a wall and shocked everyone

There's something in the air in baseball right now and it's awesome

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A minor league baseball player hit the weirdest fair ball that we’ve ever seen

How is this even possible?!

Sports Illustrated

Dave Flemming Explains Wordle to Jon Miller During Giants Broadcast

San Francisco's radio broadcast turned educational during the Wednesday game.

USA Today Sports Media Group

MLB absolutely should start apologizing to teams (and fans!) for all these awful calls

Give us daily apology press conferences, Rob Manfred!

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Phillies’ broadcast hilariously responded to Keith Hernandez’s criticism of Philly’s defense

A funny way for Phillies fans to get back at Keith Hernandez.

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Sports Illustrated

The Six-Man Rotation May Be MLB’s Next Evolutionary Step

The Astros, Padres and Angels are prime examples of what star pitchers can produce on five days’ rest.

Tribune News Service

Mac Engel: Jon Daniels was given every chance to prove he was better off without Nolan Ryan. He wasn’t

Jon Daniels started with the Texas Rangers in 2002 as the youngest GM in MLB history, and he left in 2022 as the most polarizing figure in the history of the franchise.

Tribune News Service

Mark Zeigler: Fernando Tatis Jr. and the doping epidemic of Dominican Republic baseball

SAN DIEGO — Maybe you're surprised that a star infielder would test positive for a banned substance and be suspended for 80 games just as he was about to return from injury in the heat of a playoff race, with his team bolstered by trade-deadline acquisitions primed to make a…

Tribune News Service

SF Giants win streak ends with late loss to Diamondbacks

SAN FRANCISCO — The Giants came into Wednesday’s game riding a five-game win streak with their starting rotation turned to its ace, who gave them their best shot until the Arizona Diamondbacks put together a comeback against the bullpen. The Giants lost 3-2.

Chicago Tribune

‘Just a brutal day’: White Sox close homestand with 21-5 loss to Astros, settling for 4-game split

CHICAGO — The Chicago White Sox had an opportunity to inch closer to first place ahead of a big series against the division-leading Guardians in Cleveland.

Tribune News Service

Josh Donaldson’s walk-off grand slam in 10th saves the day as Yankees earn improbable win over Rays, 8-7

NEW YORK — Josh Donaldson needed it. Aroldis Chapman and the Yankees needed it more. The struggling veteran infielder hammered a fastball with the bases loaded in the bottom of the 10th inning to give the Yankees an 8-7 win over the Rays at Yankee Stadium.

Tribune News Service

Highlights at a premium for Rangers in second straight home loss against Athletics

ARLINGTON, Texas – Admirably, a group of fans wearing matching shirts near the left field foul pole started a, “Let’s go Rangers,” chant in the top of the eighth inning on Wednesday. The rest of the crowd showed little interest in joining in and the chant quickly ran out of…

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