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In the Succession era, wardrobes of the wealthy are subtler than ever. The rich identify each other with luxury that only a highly-trained eye can detect

Expensive blank baseball caps and boring camel jackets are in vogue with the 1%.

Fortune

Fans crushed ex-MLB player Jeff Frye after he called out Manny Ramirez’s son for celebrating a HR

He REALLY claimed Manny Ramirez never admired home runs ...

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Scott Rolen and Fred McGriff Finally Got the HOF Immortality They Deserve

After being rejected from Cooperstown a combined 15 times, the two baseball legends are a modest reminder of humility and hard work in MLB.

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Manny Ramirez’s son, Lucas Ramirez, hits walk-off home run

Lucas Ramirez, committed to Tennessee baseball, hit a walk-off home run and showed energy similar to his dad Manny.

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Alex Rodriguez had an awful ‘little person’ analogy for hitting during Sunday Night Baseball

What a terrible thing to say.

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MLB Fans Ripped Alex Rodriguez for His Line About ‘Punching a Little Person’

This was a weird example for Alex Rodriguez to use.during his segment on Sunday Night Baseball.

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MLB fans adored Rafael Devers’ comedic mic’d up segment on Sunday Night Baseball

Rafael Devers talked baseball and ice cream with the Sunday Night Baseball crew in a hilarious segment.

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Mets Star Francisco Lindor Gives Young Red Sox Fan a Memory to Last a Lifetime

Lindor gave baseball fans one of the sweetest moments of the 2023 season.

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Colin Cowherd embarrassingly learned MLB teams can’t trade draft picks for Shohei Ohtani while live on FS1

Shoutout to all of the baseball casuals out there.

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The most ridiculous team names in minor league baseball, ranked

Yes, these team names are real.

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Cubs radio voice Pat Hughes honors late older brother who sparked Hall of Fame career

“He more than anyone else got me started in broadcasting,” Hughes said of his brother John, who died in his mid-50s. “He had a very difficult life; just problem after problem.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Phoenix Suns and Phoenix Mercury dump regional sports networks to air games for free on local TV

Could this be the start of a recovery in NBA ratings? And what about baseball?

Fortune

No Pseudonymity for College Student Alleging Racist Mistreatment by Baseball Coach

"There is an inherent inequality in allowing an accuser to proceed pseudonymously while the defendant is forced to defend himself publicly."

Reason

Aaron Judge: Shohei Ohtani breaking my homer mark would be ‘exciting for the game’

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Shohei Ohtani’s 35th home run of the season Monday reminded the New York Yankees that he is a baseball titan much like reigning American League MVP Aaron Judge.

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The Orange County Register

What type of package could the Angels get if they trade Shohei Ohtani?

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Between now and the Aug. 1 trade deadline, the Angels will face one of the most gut-wrenching decisions a baseball team could face.

Tribune News Service

La Velle E. Neal III: Jhoan Duran gives Twins 'game is over'

During a 2019 appearance at the State Fair, Derek Falvey, Twins president of baseball operations, explained how difficult it is to develop quality starting pitching.

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Jerry Dipoto: Mariners not likely to seek ‘big fish’ at trade deadline

With his club continuing to perform at “very average” levels, Mariners president of baseball operations Jerry Dipoto said Thursday morning that he’s open to selling off roster parts before the Aug. 1 MLB trade deadline.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pat Hughes will be Chicago broadcaster No. 5 in Baseball Hall of Fame — but he’s really No. 1

If I needed one of them to call the biggest baseball game in city history, it would be Hughes.

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Chicago Tribune

As 2nd Northwestern football hazing suit is filed, Fitzgerald’s attorney asks: Where’s the evidence? Meanwhile, other sports under scrutiny.

CHICAGO — Allegations of hazing at Northwestern University spread Wednesday, as a second lawsuit was filed, former football players denounced the practice, and attorneys claimed that baseball, softball and volleyball players were victimized as well.

Tribune News Service

Mac Engel: There is one reason why the Texas Rangers should trade for the best player in MLB

ARLINGTON, Texas — To acquire the best player baseball has seen in the modern era will require an actual working farm, which the Texas Rangers actually possess.

Chicago Tribune

‘It meant a lot’: Jackie Robinson Museum visit leaves lasting impact on members of White Sox

NEW YORK — Growing up, Jackie Robinson was everything to Touki Toussaint.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Touted pitching prospect Andrew Painter needs Tommy John surgery, Phillies say

A year ago, almost to the day, the Phillies’ highest-ranking baseball executive sat in the dugout before a game and touted Andrew Painter — 19 at the time — as both untouchable in trade talks and a possible major-league starting pitcher in 2023.

Tribune News Service

Patrick Reusse: Where’s Miguel Sanó now? Will he ever play in the majors again?

The baseball team located in San Pedro De Macoris in the Dominican Winter League is named the Estrellas Orientales, translated in English as "Eastern Stars.''

Sports Illustrated

Rangers Pitcher Makes MLB Debut After Yearlong Absence Coaching Youth Baseball

It’s been a winding path to the majors for Alex Speas, who realized his major league dreams Wednesday.

Sports Illustrated

A High-Scoring Day for the History Books Echoes Baseball’s Chaotic Past

Tuesday’s league-wide offensive outburst had happened only once before—on July 4, 1894, a day that shows how much baseball has changed and remained the same.

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