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Paul Zeise: Pirates' younger players have at least made the team more interesting

The Pirates have won eight of 12 and the ones driving this little surge are mostly the younger players, so that’s exciting.

Tribune News Service

Dylan Hernández: Dodgers' frontline pitching shortcomings could sabotage World Series aspirations

The manager wasn't to blame this time. The front office wasn't either.

Los Angeles Times

MLB Power Rankings: Each Team’s Unsung All-Star–Worthy Player

They aren’t the first guys you think of from their clubs to make the Mid-Summer Classic, but they deserve to be there.

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Mets rally late and pull off series split against Dodgers

LOS ANGELES – The Mets tried to accomplish a series split against the Dodgers by doing something old and doing something new. The old: rallying late, coming back and taking the lead. The new: Buck Showalter using his closer in the eighth inning, rather than the ninth, to face the…

Tribune News Service

As numbers dip, White Sox’ Gavin Sheets adjusting in second year

“I need to put some consistent at-bats together,” Sheets said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Tony La Russa after White Sox’ poor start: ‘We’ll see if I still know how to do it or not’

“You take the heat and if that bothers you, you do something else for a living,” La Russa says.

Chicago Sun-Times

Umpires Don’t Allow Dodgers to Use Position Player as Pitcher

Dave Roberts tried to avoid using a reliever despite down one less run than the rule allows.

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An obscure MLB rule bizarrely prevented Dodgers’ Dave Roberts from bringing in a position player to pitch

This was weird.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Walker Buehler’s woes continue with career-short start as Dodgers fall to Mets

LOS ANGELES — Earlier in the week, Walker Buehler chucked his glove in anger when he reached the dugout.

Los Angeles Times

Mets ace Jacob deGrom throws first bullpen since being sidelined with right shoulder injury

LOS ANGELES — Nothing like encouraging Jacob deGrom news to quell the disappointment of the Mets’ start to their Dodgers series.

Tribune News Service

Report: Mets’ Max Scherzer Bitten By Dog on Throwing Hand

New York’s bizarre injury week continues.

Sports Illustrated

Curtis Granderson finds chemistry with his new team on TBS’ baseball coverage

Granderson, who grew up in Lynwood and played at UIC, will be on the pre- and postgame shows Tuesday with fellow analysts Pedro Martinez and Jimmy Rollins and host Lauren Shehadi for the White Sox’ game against the Dodgers.

Chicago Sun-Times

Zach McKinstry makes a memorable return for Dodgers in win over Mets

LOS ANGELES — Entering this weekend, Zach McKinstry had made four trips to and from Oklahoma City this season, but only one trip to the plate in a big-league game.

Los Angeles Times

Rockies lose 3-1 pitching duel to Braves in 10 innings

DENVER — Baseball sanity returned to Coors Field on Friday night.

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Pirates nearly rally late, but five Diamondbacks homers bring reality check in 8-6 loss

PITTSBURGH — All good things must come to an end.

Tribune News Service

Giants’ Farhan Zaidi weighs in on the Joc Pederson-Tommy Pham fantasy football dispute

Given how much he enjoys fantasy football, it shouldn’t be surprising that Giants president of baseball operations Farhan Zaidi had a lot of thoughts about the slap heard around the baseball world.

Los Angeles Times

'We need him': How Dodgers closer Craig Kimbrel is trying to clean up his mechanics

LOS ANGELES — The ball snapped out of the closer's right hand, dived hard toward the bottom of the strike zone as it reached the plate, and was harmlessly tapped for a routine ground ball to third base.

Chicago Sun-Times

The big-market Cubs and the small-market Cardinals treat their fans differently. Guess which team keeps winning?

The last time St. Louis finished under .500 was 2007. The Cubs are going through their second rebuild in a decade.

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Tony Gonsolin effective as Dodgers blank resurgent Mets

LOS ANGELES — When he bought the New York Mets two offseasons ago, billionaire owner Steve Cohen cited the Los Angeles Dodgers as an organization to emulate, eager to model his own club after the heavy-spending, consistently-winning, big-market behemoth on the opposite coast.

Tribune News Service

Francisco Lindor out of Mets lineup against Dodgers after shutting hotel doors on middle finger

LOS ANGELES—Forget thumbs. That was so last year. This season, Francisco Lindor’s middle finger is making headlines.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw nearing return, but Kevin Pillar sustains shoulder fracture

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers announced good and bad injury news ahead of their series-opener against the New York Mets on Thursday.

Sports Illustrated

Blazers Release Statement on Phil Knight’s Offer to Buy Team

The Nike founder and Dodgers co-owner Alan Smolinisky made headlines Thursday after reportedly making a more than $2 billion offer to buy the NBA franchise.

Sports Illustrated

Report: Nike Founder, Dodgers Owner Make Bid to Buy Trail Blazers

The Portland team has been under ownership from Paul Allen and his trust since 1988.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Phil Knight, Alan Smolinisky makes $2 billion-plus offer to purchase Blazers from Paul Allen’s trust

Adrian Wojnarowski: Nike founder Phil Knight and Dodgers co-owner Alan Smolinisky have made a $2 billion-plus written offer to purchase the Portland Trail Blazers, sources tell ESPN. Discussions are ongoing with the Paul Allen trust that's ...

Chicago Sun-Times

Celebrating the 40th anniversary of Steve Stone’s first baseball broadcast

On Tuesday, he’ll be in the White Sox’ TV booth with Jason Benetti for the game against the Dodgers. But on June 7, 1982, he sat with Al Michaels and Don Drysdale for the season premiere of ABC’s “Monday Night Baseball.”

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