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Strong deadline deals in 2012-14 were major factor in Cubs building toward elusive title

Trading veterans for prospects helped them amass talent that aided their run to the 2016 World Series title.

Chicago Sun-Times

Report: Astros Acquire Mancini From Orioles in Three-Team Trade

The veteran slugger and cancer survivor will play for another MLB team besides Baltimore for the first time in his career.

Sports Illustrated

Trey Mancini trade grades: Who won the 3-team deal between the Orioles, Astros and Rays?

Who won this trade? Let's take a look.

USA Today Sports Media Group

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Orioles trade Trey Mancini, their longest-tenured player, to Houston Astros

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Orioles’ rebuild faced its toughest move yet Monday, with Baltimore trading Trey Mancini, the roster’s lone holdover from its most recent playoff run and a player who endeared himself to the fan base with his personality and perseverance while facing cancer, to the Houston Astros, sources…

Tribune News Service

Judge’s Home Run Chase Isn’t Enough to Keep Yankees From Falling

Here’s where all 30 teams stand as we near the trade deadline.

Sports Illustrated

Austin Voth throws five scoreless innings but bullpen falters as Orioles drop series with 3-2 loss to Reds

CINCINNATI — The splitter has been nearly untouchable this season for right-hander Félix Bautista, but at a certain point, even the best pitches can be clobbered. The Orioles reliever had thrown three straight elevated fastballs to Cincinnati Reds first baseman Brandon Drury, so ahead in the count, Bautista tried to…

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Orioles fall to Reds, 8-2, after bizarre play in the outfield and tough night for Dean Kremer

CINCINNATI — It started with a leap at the wall, and then all hell broke loose.

Tribune News Service

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Orioles score 4 in 9th to beat Reds, 6-2, remain above .500 at 100-game mark for first time since 2016

CINCINNATI — For just a moment, as the benches emptied and the bullpens began the long race to the infield, there seemed to be a more literal definition to the word “fight” when it comes to the Orioles.

Tribune News Service

SI:AM | How deGrom Impacts the Second Half

Plus, the “homework clause” in Kyler Murray’s contract is no more

Sports Illustrated

Rays blow late lead again, then rally to beat Orioles in 10

BALTIMORE — Manager Kevin Cash has talked repeatedly about the need for his Rays to be more productive offensively, especially early in games. So when they scored three runs over the first two innings Wednesday, they seemed to be on the right track.

Tribune News Service

Orioles sign, introduce No. 1 overall pick Jackson Holliday: ‘I want to be up here as fast as possible’

BALTIMORE — As Orioles executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias said at a table in Camden Yards’ auxiliary clubhouse with a first overall pick beside him, he couldn’t help but reflect on the previous time he had done so.

Tribune News Service

Making a difference, one athlete autograph at a time

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — When Tim Virgilio first dreamed up the idea eight years ago of sending hand-written letters to baseball players asking them to sign cards that he could sell to raise money for veterans in need, he set a modest goal of just $500.

Tribune News Service

Rays blow late lead to Orioles, lose fourth straight

BALTIMORE — Shane McClanahan overcame a rough start Tuesday in his first game for the Rays after his All-Star appearance a week earlier.

Tribune News Service

Louis Angelos seeks to invalidate changes his brother, mother made to terms of Orioles owner Peter Angelos’ holding trust

BALTIMORE — Firing the latest salvo in the legal battle over the fortune of Peter Angelos, his younger son is asking a judge to invalidate changes that the Baltimore Orioles owner’s wife and his elder son made over control of the trust in which the team and other possessions have…

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When ballparks double as edible gardens

Fans recently spotted peppers growing in the Pirates' bullpen. It's not the only ball park that hosts a mini-farm

Los Angeles Times

Believe it or not: Three L.A. Times sportswriters raised Major League Baseball sons

Sometimes it's all about bloodlines. The first two picks in the MLB draft last week — Jackson Holliday and Druw Jones — are the sons of former major league stars Matt Holliday and Andruw Jones.

Tribune News Service

Rays lose third straight as offense falters again

BALTIMORE — Rays starter Corey Kluber didn’t get hit hard on Monday night, but he got hit enough for the Orioles to roll to a 5-1 victory.

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Yankees survive heat, bounce back to beat Orioles 6-0

BALTIMORE -- Nestor Cortes didn’t mind the heat. The Yankees lefty took the mound with a first-pitch temperature of 97 degrees and just went to work. Cortes gave the Bombers six scoreless innings as they rallied from a bad loss in a sweaty slog Saturday night to beat the Orioles…

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Sports Illustrated

Yankees Manager Confirms King Is Out for Remainder of Season

The relieving pitcher suffered a fractured right elbow injury in Yankees’ win against the Orioles on Friday.

Tribune News Service

Michael King’s injury will test the Yankees’ pitching depth

BALTIMORE — The Yankees came into the season confident in their pitching depth. Now, that very depth will get tested.

Chicago Sun-Times

Home-ruin derby for Cubs and White Sox

Bet on it: Local teams have been horrible at Wrigley Field, Guaranteed Rate Field

Tribune News Service

Aaron Judge continues domination over Orioles with two homers in Yankees' 7-6 victory

BALTIMORE — Move the walls back, make them higher. It doesn’t matter to Aaron Judge. The Yankees slugger hammered his longest home run of the season Friday night over the pushed-back left-center field wall at Camden Yards. He hit a second, and the Yankees needed every inch of his 901…

Tribune News Service

Orioles agree to terms with first overall pick Jackson Holliday; record deal pending physical

The Orioles have reached an agreement with first overall draft pick Jackson Holliday, pending a physical, for $8.19 million, a source with direct knowledge of the situation told The Baltimore Sun.

Sports Illustrated

The Top Baseball Stories to Follow Over the Next Few Months

You ready for a frantic finish to the MLB season? It’s going to be epic!

USA Today Sports Media Group

4 things that would be fun to see in MLB’s second half, including the Yankees choking

Lots of baseball fans would love to see this happen.

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