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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. Is Hitting More by Thinking Less

The Blue Jays’ slugger has bounced back and aided Toronto’s playoff push.

Sports Illustrated

Spencer Strider’s preference for ‘no fans’ at games is probably just a Larry David impression

This impression was pretty, pretty good.

USA Today Sports Media Group

MLB Ump Ripped for Awful Call in Key Moment of Marlins-Mets Game

This can’t happen.

Sports Illustrated

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MLB Fans Ripped Astros Over Their Pitcher’s Childish Move After Almost Starting Brawl

This was pretty weak.

Sports Illustrated

Cubs Broadcasters Complain About Stopping Game to Honor Ronald Acuña Jr.

The game was at stake in the 10th inning.

Sports Illustrated

Miguel Cabrera's career coming to close with Tigers, leaving lasting legacy in MLB and Venezuela

Miguel Cabrera's career will end with the Detroit Tigers on Sunday against Cleveland at Comerica Park, where a sold-out crowd will include a few thousands fans paying for standing-room only tickets to cheer for him one more time

The Independent UK

Braves walk-off Cubs in 10, dealing their playoff hopes another blow

The Cubs (82-76) handed the third National League wild-card spot to the Marlins (82-76), who split a doubleheader against the Mets. The Marlins hold the tiebreaker over the Cubs.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Cubs activate Jeimer Candelario off IL; Adbert Alzolay isn’t far behind

Alzolay said he hopes to be reinstated Friday.

Chicago Sun-Times

Zack Greinke somehow managed to throw a changeup at a faster speed than his fastball

Zack Greinke plays by his own rules.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Francona's beloved scooter stolen, stripped as Cleveland's manager gets ready to say goodbye to game

Terry Francona won’t be riding off on his beloved scooter after all

The Independent UK

Remembering the Chaos of MLB’s Hangover Lineups

Baseball’s new expanded rosters rule has cleaned up the messiness September brings, but it has curtailed some of the month’s delightful weirdness, too.

Sports Illustrated

White Sox inch closer to 100 losses

Diamondbacks win 3-0; Sox shut out for 13th time this season.

Chicago Sun-Times

MLB fans slammed Spencer Strider for saying he prefers no fans in the stands at games

Spencer Strider's bizarre stadium preferences has MLB fans so confused.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Braves Ace Spencer Strider Ripped for Saying He Wishes Fans Weren’t Allowed at MLB Games

Spencer Strider’s hottest baseball take did not sit well with MLB fans.

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The Independent UK

The Phillies are again embracing 'Dancing On My Own' as their postseason party anthem

The Philadelphia Phillies have made a habit of celebrating big clinching victories and postseason wins with the dance smash “Dancing On My Own.”

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox ‘meant to be’ for new assistant GM Josh Barfield

Described by GM Chris Getz “as a real rising star,” Barfield was the Diamondbacks’ director of player development the last four seasons.

Chicago Sun-Times

Terry Francona prepares for final home game before retirement

Francona, who won two World Series titles with the Red Sox and is Cleveland’s winningest manager, hasn’t officially announced his retirement but is expected to do so formally early next week.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | Two More Playoff Spots Clinched

The Phillies and Brewers punched their tickets to October.

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Gerrit Cole Revisited His Past to Solve His Biggest Issue on the Mound

After allowing the most home runs in baseball last year, the Yankees ace went back to what worked for him in Houston and is set to win his first Cy Young award.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Bosses must offer workers more than just snacks to tempt us back to the office

Usually, I do not tangle with pronouncements by the editor of a paper I write for. Call it the instinct of columnist self-preservation. Still, a blast this week by this paper’s Dylan Jones enjoining work-from-homers to get back to the office — citing the perils of emptying out the capital’s…

The Independent UK

Brooks Robinson Appreciation: In Maryland in the 1960s, nobody was like No. 5

Growing up in Maryland in the 1960s, Brooks Robinson was a god

The Guardian - US

Remembering the Philadelphia ‘Pathetics’, the worst baseball team in history

The Oakland A’s are closing in on 110 losses this season. But when the franchise was on the east coast they made defeat an art form

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs shortstop Dansby Swanson looks at return to Atlanta as a chance to ‘recharge’

Notes: Closer Adbert Alzolay and corner infielder Jeimer Candelario are nearing returns.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs blow six-run lead, fall to Braves in stunning fashion

The Braves took the lead on Cubs right fielder Seiya Suzuki’s two-out error in the eighth inning. The Cubs dropped a game behind the Diamondbacks in the battle for the second wild-card spot and saw their lead over the Marlins for the third and final spot cut to a half-game.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox, Getz still weighing decision on Tim Anderson

“We’re going to have discussions on the best step forward for the White Sox,” general manager Chris Getz said.

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