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Buehler’s Injury Seriously Dents the Dodgers’ World Series Hopes

He has pitched the most postseason innings since his playoff debut in 2018. He won’t be easily replaced.

Sports Illustrated

Jurickson Profar denies he was taunting Miguel Rojas from right field to stretch a double into a triple

Profar denied he was taunting from left field.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Video shows Tony La Russa may have listened to fan in stands before putting pinch runner in

Did a fan in the stands really convince La Russa to make a move?

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Angelos family lawsuits raise prospects for sale of Orioles, but John Angelos wants to keep majority control in family’s hands, sources say

The lawsuits that have revealed the Angelos family’s struggles over the control and future of the Orioles laid out preparations for a sale of the team, including the hiring of a law firm and investment bank, but team chairman and CEO John Angelos wants to retain his family’s control of…

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Ashley and David Eckstein understand the value of teamwork in baseball and business

There was a time when Ashley Eckstein put her acting career on hold for her husband, David Eckstein — a two-time World Series-winning shortstop for the Angels and the St. Louis Cardinals.

Los Angeles Times

Sam Haggerty starts the chaos on the basepaths as Mariners score 4 in 9th to beat Angels

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The speedy annoyance of the baseball mosquito that is Sam Haggerty lighted the fuse. The true nature of a losing team going nowhere slowly revealed itself in the mistake-filled chaos that followed.

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Powering Giants’ 4th straight win, Joey Bart goes from ‘black hole’ to offensive catalyst

SAN FRANCISCO — Two months ago, the Giants would have considered their rally over, kaput and done with if faced with the same situation that presented itself Monday night. There were two runners on base, one out and Joey Bart was stepping to the plate.

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Carlos Carrasco exits with injury in Mets' blowout loss to Atlanta

ATLANTA — The Mets received a 13-1 Atlanta thrashing on Monday night in a game that featured DH/first baseman Darin Ruf pitching two scoreless innings, included a nearly hourlong rain delay and did not end until 11:33 p.m. And that might not have even been the worst part of their…

Newsday

Rangers’ Glenn Otto uses experience to overcome tough innings in win over Athletics

ARLINGTON, Texas – Last month, after a losing start in Baltimore, Rangers starting pitcher Glenn Otto chuckled as he came to a realization. He had started to show progress in not letting a bad inning turn into a worse one.

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Dodgers get back to winning ways with shutout of Brewers

MILWAUKEE — Walker Buehler pitched his last game of the season on June 10. Clayton Kershaw is on the injured list for the second time this season. Dustin May is still more hope than reality.

The Orange County Register

Lucky 11th home run puts Cubs’ Ian Happ on exclusive list of switch-hitters

Happ homered twice in the Cubs’ 5-4 loss to the Nationals on Monday.

Chicago Sun-Times

Dylan Cease is ready for Tuesday’s showdown vs. Justin Verlander. ‘It’s exciting,’ the Chicago White Sox starter says.

CHICAGO — Growing up, Dylan Cease always looked forward to watching a Justin Verlander start.

Chicago Tribune

Orioles’ bats bounce back to best Blue Jays, 7-3, to begin key series against AL wild-card leaders

TORONTO — The fate of the Orioles’ season might well come down to how they perform against the Toronto Blue Jays. If the next two months are anything like the past week, they’ll do well in that regard.

Tribune News Service

Cubs manager David Ross, on starter Marcus Stroman: ‘Probably took him out one batter too soon’

The Cubs lost the first game of a three-game series 5-4 on Monday against the Nationals.

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Miranda, Kepler snap out of slumps as Twins top Royals 4-2

MINNEAPOLIS — A week without driving in a run was all Jose Miranda could take.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox score four in eighth, defeat Astros

Yoan Moncada’s two-run single breaks tie after Eloy Jimenez ties it with double.

Tribune News Service

Rays do enough to beat Yankees in series opener

NEW YORK — When the Rays were last at Yankee Stadium for a mid-June series, they pitched very well, didn’t hit much and lost all three games.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Mookie Betts played catch with a young Dodgers fan in the stands in classy moment

This is just too sweet from Mookie Betts.

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Tigers end 8-game skid, split doubleheader with 7-5 win in Cleveland

CLEVELAND — For different reasons, they both badly needed to see balls fly into the seats.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Edmundo Sosa leads Phillies’ revived offense to 4-3 victory over Reds

CINCINNATI — A few hours before the start of every series, the Phillies hold scouting meetings. The pitchers go over how to attack opposing hitters; the hitters review opposing pitchers. It’s a good time to bring up new topics or raise concerns.

Miami Herald

Marlins’ Sandy Alcantara throws 7 more shutout innings vs. Padres to build Cy Young case

MIAMI — Sandy Alcantara took the mound Monday with the Miami Marlins tumbling through their worst stretch of the season, to face the always-daunting San Diego Padres and their own All-Star ace. There is seldom much margin for error for Alcantara and it was even more so the case this…

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Anthony Rizzo and MLB fans were furious after an umpire ruled that he didn’t avoid a pitch that hit him

The Yankees first baseman was absolutely irate after this call.

Tribune News Service

KC Royals pitcher Garrett receives a 3-game suspension from MLB for throwing drink at fan

Kansas City Royals left-handed reliever Amir Garrett expressed regret multiple times for throwing his drink at a fan who heckled him from the stands in Chicago earlier this month, but Major League Baseball’s central office decided to impose disciplinary action anyway.

Tribune News Service

After firing the manager, the joke is not the Texas Rangers. It’s the guy in charge.

It bears repeating that the current state of the Texas Rangers is on owner Ray Davis, whose affection for team president Jon Daniels is so unbelievable it’s said to be the basis for the next Nicholas Sparks’ novel.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox’ Cease vs. Astros’ Verlander could be a Cy to behold

“It’s very important to me,” Cease said of matchup with Verlander

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