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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

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It’s Getting Late Early for the Free-Falling Phillies

They are using the turnarounds of recent World Series winners as inspiration, but this once-promising team is in bad shape.

Sports Illustrated

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.

Los Angeles Times

Jacob deGrom doesn't travel with Mets on road trip, Tylor Megill progressing

LOS ANGELES — In a change of publicly stated plans, Jacob deGrom is continuing his rehab back in New York rather than with the Mets on their tour of Southern California.

Tribune News Service

Francisco Lindor Out of Mets Lineup After Freak Finger Injury

The shortstop injured himself in his hotel room ahead of Thursday’s game.

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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.

Tribune News Service

Mets owner Steve Cohen tweeted a pun about injury to Francisco Lindor, and it deserves a facepalm

It is a lot harder to make fun of the Mets now that they are one of the best teams in baseball.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Mark Bradley: Alex Anthopoulos on the Braves: ‘Our talent speaks for itself’

You’re not thrilled with the Braves. The Braves aren’t thrilled, either. They believe they’re better than their record, which, as of Wednesday morning, was 23-27. They haven’t won three consecutive games. They opened a run against sub-.500 opponents May 18, and so far they’re 6-6.

Tribune News Service

Mets head west flying high on six-game winning streak

NEW YORK — The Mets picked up in June where they left off in May, defeating the Nationals, 5-0, on Wednesday afternoon at Citi Field for their sixth consecutive victory.

Newsday

SI:AM | Dustin Johnson Goes Rogue

He was the biggest surprise on the list of names released for LIV Golf’s inaugural event.

Sports Illustrated

After Dominic Smith is demoted, Mets rout Nationals

NEW YORK — The pitching was the issue, Buck Showalter explained.

Newsday

Yankees beat up on Noah Syndergaard, get solid start from Jordan Montgomery in win over Angels

NEW YORK — The Yankees’ hitters played catch up with Jordan Montgomery on Tuesday night. After leaving the lefty hanging with minuscule run support, they owed him and seemingly paid up all his runs for May in his last start of the month. His catcher, Jose Trevino, led the way…

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Fan at Mets Game Catches Home Run Ball While Holding Toddler

The fan reached over the railing during Tuesday’s game to catch the ball with his bare right hand while he held his toddler in his left arm.

Tribune News Service

Michael Cunningham: Braves still in better shape than ‘stupid money’ Phillies

The Phillies had a new franchise owner for the 2019 season. John Middleton was promising to spend “stupid” money on free agents after years of rebuilding. I remember that caused angst for some Braves backers because their favorite team is owned by Liberty Media.

USA Today Sports Media Group

A Mets fan dangerously snagged a home run one-handed off a bounce with a child in his other hand

What a catch!

Tribune News Service

Ex-Mets manager Mickey Callaway fired by Mexican League team

Mickey Callaway has lost yet another managing job in baseball.

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Francisco Lindor leads as Mets bats batter Nationals

By the time Pete Alonso got in on the fun, swatting the 13th home run of his season an estimated 417 feet to centerfield in the eighth inning, the game had long since been decided.

Sports Illustrated

Joe Girardi ’Not Worried’ About Job Security as Phillies Sputter

Girardi is in the final year of his contract with Philadelphia.

Newsday

Nick Plummer's HR ties it in 9th, Mets win in 10

Buck Showalter can read the National League East standings as well as you can, and he admits to doing so even at this relatively early stage of the season.

Tribune News Service

Buck Showalter supports Gabe Kapler’s protest of national anthem

Giants manager Gabe Kapler announced his national anthem protest on Friday in the wake of the mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas. A day later, his Mets counterpart, Buck Showalter, said he supports Kapler’s action and would support his players if they chose to do the same.

Tribune News Service

Jeff McNeil’s 3-run homer powers Mets to 8-2 win over Phillies

NEW YORK — Jeff McNeil stepped to the plate in the bottom of the fourth inning with runners at the corners and his team down by one.

Tribune News Service

Mets ace Jacob deGrom says he’s feeling great but knows he needs to play it safe

NEW YORK — Jacob deGrom found himself in a familiar situation, surrounded by reporters before a game at Citi Field. The ailing pitcher, who’s been working his way back from a stress reaction in his right scapula, wasn’t gearing up for a start. But he was fielding questions for the…

Chicago Sun-Times

Polling Place: How do Cubs, White Sox fans rank the crosstown rivalry?

Which side of town does the Cubs-White Sox rivalry mean more to?

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