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Michael Cunningham: At halfway point, Braves are clear class of National League

The Braves have the National League’s best record and run differential. They lead the league in runs scored per game. That’s with lackluster production from the reigning NL Rookie of the Year and All-Star third baseman. The Braves are second in runs allowed. That’s despite their ace pitcher being out…

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Crying in baseball? Kenley Jansen wanted to when Alex Cora apologized to ex-Dodgers for Astros cheating.

LOS ANGELES — Kenley Jansen had moved on.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers’ rally falls short in high-scoring affair against Rockies

DENVER — Dave Roberts wanted to avoid using two of his top three relievers on Wednesday night after de facto closer Evan Phillips pitched in the previous three games and setup man Brusdar Graterol pitched in three of four games.

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Dodgers ride Clayton Kershaw’s strong start to shutout win at Coors Field

DENVER — Coors Field is perfectly suited for the kind of milestone J.D. Martinez was chasing – not so much for the kind of history Clayton Kershaw teased.

The Orange County Register

Trevor Bauer withdraws defamation suit after the Athletic amends story

LOS ANGELES — Former Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer withdrew his defamation suit against the Athletic on Tuesday after the website publicly stated it “did not intend to state or imply” that a woman who accused the pitcher of sexual assault two years ago suffered a fractured skull.

Los Angeles Times

Ben Frederickson: 13 thoughts on the Cardinals, who have 13 chances to dodge making bad first-half history

The Cardinals have 13 games left before the regular season pauses for MLB's All-Star break.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Chicago’s All-Star ‘game of the century’

The 1933 contest featured such players as Babe Ruth, Lefty Grove, Jimmie Foxx, Gabby Hartnett, Carl Hubbell and Lou Gehrig, but no black players.

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Helene Elliott: Tony Gonsolin's ineffectiveness a problem for stretched-thin Dodgers rotation

This is what it has come to for the Dodgers' rotation as June winds down:

Los Angeles Times

Astros’ Stanek Went Ballistic on Umpire After Balk Call Led to Go-Ahead Run

The controversial call gave the Dodgers the winning run in Saturday’s tilt against Houston.

Sports Illustrated

How the Mets Became a $359 Million Mess

New York fields one of MLB's most expensive teams, but only has a 14.2% chance of making it to the playoffs.

Sports Illustrated

Clayton Kershaw delivers gem as Dodgers blank Angels to end skid

This season has been one long farewell to arms for the Dodgers, who lost Tony Gonsolin to a left ankle sprain and Ryan Pepiot to a left oblique strain in March, Dustin May to a serious forearm injury and Julio Urías to a left hamstring strain in mid-May, and Noah…

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers agree to five-year contracts with stadium workers, ending threat of a strike

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers and the union representing about 450 stadium workers reached an agreement on two new five-year contracts, the sides announced Tuesday, ending tense months-long negotiations.

Los Angeles Times

MLB Players Name Strong Favorite to Land Shohei Ohtani in Free Agency

Players think one team has emerged as the favorite to land the two-way phenom in free agency.

Sports Illustrated

Patrick Reusse: Twins fail in many ways — and it starts with the deals they’ve done

Major League Baseball decided to bring more excitement to its product by playing with an enlarged golf ball for the 2019 season. The Twins took advantage of this by hitting an all-time record 307 home runs and winning 101 games in the regular season.

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What happened to the Dodgers' pitching? Inside the team's historic struggles.

In their 66 years of playing baseball in Los Angeles, the Dodgers have never fielded a pitching staff with numbers this bad.

Los Angeles Times

Where does Dodgers-Angels rank among MLB’s best rivalries? ‘Not even in the same stratosphere’

The novelty of the Freeway Series has worn off over 25 years of interleague play, but that doesn’t mean the Dodgers and Angels are looking at this week’s two-game series in Anaheim as just another two days on baseball’s grueling six-month calendar.

Sports Illustrated

Corbin Carroll Is One of the Best Players of the Last Century

Just 100 games into his career, the 22-year-old is in the MVP race and on pace with some legendary players of the game.

Tribune News Service

Red-hot SF Giants complete convincing sweep of Dodgers, first in LA in more than a decade

LOS ANGELES — The big, scary Dodgers don’t seem so menacing now, do they?

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Honeymoon over: Bobby Miller struggles in Dodgers’ blowout loss to Giants

LOS ANGELES — Bobby Miller’s major league honeymoon is officially over.

Sports Illustrated

Giants Deliver Historic Shutout of Dodgers Not Seen in 125 Years

The Giants also scored their most runs against the Dodgers in any game in 10 years.

Sports Illustrated

Dodgers Fell to Giants in 11 Innings After One of the Season’s Wackiest Plays

This did not go according to plan.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pride Celebration: Cubs’ Laura Ricketts reflects on ‘sense of responsibility’ to speak up and represent

MLB’s dominant storylines entering Pride Month were contentious.

Los Angeles Times

Bally Sports' troubles could transform how fans watch sports

LOS ANGELES — Major League Baseball turned to its preferred voice of pomp and circumstance, Bob Costas, to make a major announcement two weeks ago.

Tribune News Service

Dodgers lose in 11 innings, spoiling Emmet Sheehan’s debut

LOS ANGELES ― Ross Stripling wasn’t in the ballpark for Friday night’s game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants. He was tuning in from Arizona, where he is on the Giants’ injured list rehabbing a back injury, noting the coincidences.

Los Angeles Times

Bill Plaschke: Dodgers’ Pride Night feels like a rainbow of love

LOS ANGELES — Dodger Stadium has rarely looked more empty.

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