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Dugout collapses, kills college baseball player in central Pennsylvania

A college baseball player in Pennsylvania was fatally injured when a dugout collapsed on top of him Monday afternoon.

Tribune News Service

Paul Sullivan: Are the Chicago White Sox back in business in baseball’s most forgiving division?

Major League Baseball expanded its postseason from 10 to 12 teams last year with the addition of a third wild-card entrant in each league, then adopted a 2023 schedule in which every team plays at least one series against all 29 other teams.

Chicago Tribune

Jim Souhan: As injuries hit Twins, Correa says abusing bodies is ‘just part of the game’

The Twins' 2023 season is being hamstrung by hamstrings, and other ailing body parts.

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MLB star records fastest pitch of the season reaching blistering speed

Minnesota Twins pitcher Jhoan Duran set a new benchmark for the Major League Baseball season after setting a new franchise record in the win over the San Francisco Giants.

Daily Mirror

Sports no sure respite from politics when title-winning athletes visit the White House

Politics and sports go together like baseball and apple pie

The Independent UK

Idaho 2-sport athlete Brody Burch wins multiple state titles on same day

Brody Burch, two-sport athlete at Pocatello (Idaho) wins multiple state championships on the same day.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Mitchell & Ness is a global brand. Forty years ago, the Philly company was nearly bankrupt.

PHILADELPHIA — The second and third floors of the old building near 13th and Walnut Streets held the world’s largest collection of backdated periodicals, making it an ideal place to pass some time. Bookcases lined the floor and the stacks of old magazines nearly touched the ceilings. Sports Illustrated, Life,…

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‘All hat, no cattle’: Ron DeSantis, the ‘anti-woke’ Florida governor running for president

The rightwing culture warrior has been called ‘Trump 2.0’ – but what, if anything, is driving him to attain the highest office in the land?

The Guardian - US

‘Incalculable loss’: Oakland battles to save last pro sports team

As Major League Baseball’s Oakland Athletics look set to move to Las Vegas, fans say the loss goes far beyond sport.

Al Jazeera

Sam McDowell: The Royals cut Hunter Dozier. Is there a lesson in his story? Maybe. But ideally not.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Royals cut ties with Hunter Dozier on Monday, which in even more simple terms means they will be paying someone $15 million to do anything but play baseball for them over the next year-plus.

Tribune News Service

Mariners struggle to get bats going but edge Athletics 3-2

Another drama-free victory with plenty of offense against the worst team in baseball?

Tribune News Service

Two Buckeyes named to Big Ten’s All-Freshmen baseball team

Congrats to this young duo for the OSU baseball team! #GoBucks

USA Today Sports Media Group

Cubs can thank NL Central rivals for keeping division close with poor play

Notes: Kyle Hendricks on track for return this home stand, Cody Bellinger still working toward baseball activities.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mark Story: Cotton Nash, once a Kentucky basketball ‘rock star,’ dies at age 80

Charles Francis “Cotton” Nash, one of Kentucky Wildcats men’s basketball’s all-time greats, died early Tuesday. He was 80.

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Benjamin Hochman: St. Louis is a baseball town. Rick Hummel was its great chronicler.

ST. LOUIS — His was the name in the newspaper.

USA Today Sports Media Group

California HS baseball teams decline spots in Regional Playoffs

Multiple high school baseball teams in California are declining their spots in the CIF Southern California Regional playoffs.

Evening Standard

West Ham hopes for mass Europa Conference League final screening scuppered by Major League Baseball

The Hammers are unlikely to hold a large-scale viewing event in London with their home stadium unavailable

Tribune News Service

Luis Castillo back to his old self as Mariners drub Oakland

The randomness of regular-season results, including the unexpected outcomes of games, is a somewhat accepted and romantic charm of the marathon that is a 162-game baseball season.

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Glen Kuiper fired as A’s broadcaster after on-air slur

Longtime play-by-play announcer Glen Kuiper was fired Monday, 17 days after using a racial epithet on the air leading into an A’s broadcast on May 5 in Kansas City.

Chicago Sun-Times

Baseball by the Numbers: The case for defense

The Cubs are far better than the White Sox on that side of the ball, but don’t blame Luis Robert Jr. for that.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Will Brennan hit a bird with a line drive in the most devastating week for birds at baseball games

It happened AGAIN.

Chicago Sun-Times

Kevari Thunderbird hurls a gem to lead Kenwood to its first baseball city title

Kenwood won its first Public League baseball city title on Monday at Guaranteed Rate Field. The 2-0 win against Payton required a total team effort.

The Independent UK

A's broadcaster Glen Kuiper let go after racial slur on air

Oakland Athletics broadcaster Glen Kuiper was let go by NBC Sports California after using a racial slur during a telecast while describing a trip to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum

Chicago Sun-Times

Rick Hummel, esteemed Cardinals baseball writer, dead at 77

Hummel died in his sleep at his St. Louis-area home early Saturday after a short, aggressive illness, the Post-Dispatch said Monday.

The Independent UK

Rick Hummel, esteemed St Louis-based baseball writer, dead at 77

Rick Hummel, an esteemed writer who covered the St. Louis Cardinals and Major League Baseball for five decades for the Post-Dispatch until his retirement last year, has died

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