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Cardinals lose Jordan Montgomery and let lead slip away as they fall to White Sox, 8-7

CHICAGO — An already makeshift Cardinals starting pitching rotation took another hit on Friday night, just three days prior to the MLB All-Star break. Left-hander Jordan Montgomery, arguably their most reliable pitcher of late, left the game with a hamstring injury.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Mariners use 9-run inning to win consecutive games in Houston for first time since 2018

HOUSTON — As hitter after hitter found some way to reach base, and the runs began to pile up from their first of the game to three runs to eventually nine runs in a fourth inning that wouldn’t end, the grumbling from 34,737 fans at Minute Maid Park grew louder…

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Orioles top Twins in series opener, 3-1 in 10 innings

MINNEAPOLIS — As much as the Twins believe their offensive approach has improved throughout the last week, Orioles pitchers sure know how exploit their weaknesses.

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Cubs make franchise history against the Yankees: ‘Thank Jameson Taillon’

Cubs starter Jameson Taillon held the Yankees to one hit in eight scoreless innings for his best outing of the season.

Chicago Sun-Times

Rangers’ Cody Bradford works around traffic in best big league start to earn first MLB win

WASHINGTON — Cody Bradford described his first MLB win as “hot and sweaty.”

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Michael Kopech needs the break, including stint on injured list

Going on the IL right before the All-Star break was a way of addressing mounting fatigue as his current innings total (86) approaches his single-season career high (119 1/3).

Chicago Sun-Times

Cristian Pache’s heroics lift Phillies to franchise record-tying 13th straight road win

MIAMI — There was a time, shortly after Cristian Pache was acquired, when his at-bats would bring a sense of dread. Some fans suggested that a pitcher would have a better chance of getting a hit. The thought of manager Rob Thomson pinch-hitting that version of Pache was unfathomable.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Nick Pivetta strikes out eight as Red Sox top Athletics, 7-3

BOSTON — Since being taken out of the starting rotation in mid-May Nick Pivetta has emerged as a formidable weapon out of the bullpen, and Friday he made his strongest case yet for a potential return to full-time starting duty.

Boston Herald

Blue Jays draw big crowd to Comerica Park and then pummel Tigers, 12-2

DETROIT — Alex Faedo, out since June 3 with a finger injury, returned to the Tigers’ rotation Friday night.

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Ex-Yankee Jameson Taillon, Cubs spoil Carlos Rodón’s pinstripes debut

NEW YORK — All eyes were on the Pinstripers’ new pitcher on Friday night, but a former Yankees starter did the team in for the second time this week.

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Tyler Glasnow leaves early, Rays fall to Braves as slide continues

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The hits keep coming for the Rays. Unfortunately, it’s blows to their pitching staff and record.

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Marlins send Eury Perez back to minor leagues

MIAMI — Eury Perez’s time in the major leagues, at least for the time being, has come to an end.

Miami Herald

Phillies’ Andrew Painter underwent testing after feeling ‘elbow discomfort’

MIAMI — Phillies top pitching prospect Andrew Painter has been feeling “elbow discomfort” and underwent testing, manager Rob Thomson said Friday. Thomson declined to specify what kind of testing.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Michael Cunningham: Braves need to restock farm system depleted by big league success

ATLANTA — The expert consensus is that the Braves have the worst farm system among major league teams. That would be a problem if they also had a bad major-league team. The Braves have been a great major league team over multiple years, with prospects either directly filling needs or…

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Los Angeles Times

Dylan Hernandez: Julio Urías is the ace the Dodgers desperately need. He just needs to play like it.

LOS ANGELES — Some time during the next month, the Dodgers have to trade for a starting pitcher, maybe even two.

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John Romano: Here’s a sneak preview of the World Series (as long as the Rays cooperate)

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Here we go, it’s the Braves and Rays. A sneak preview of the matchup that October craves.

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Yankees star Aaron Judge not considering legal action after Dodger Stadium toe injury

NEW YORK — Aaron Judge has reached a verdict.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs might soon be sellers, but is anyone buying that they shouldn’t have been better?

Either way, the next phone call Jed Hoyer makes could be one that sends Cubs fans spiraling into wait-’til-next-year misery.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Every No. 1 MLB Draft pick since 2000

A look back at some of the recent top MLB Draft picks.

Broadcasting & Cable

Diamond Pays the Cleveland Guardians to Keep Them on Bally Sports Through July

Payment decides the local TV fate of the team only temporarily

Sports Illustrated

MLB Fans Crushed Astros CF Chas McCormick for His Dirty Play Against Mariners

This was illegal and dangerous.

Chicago Sun-Times

Inspirational Negro Leagues documentary recalls greats who endured hardship but played with passion

Interviews, photos and newsreel clips inform ‘The League,’ which stands with the best chronicles of baseball integration.

Chicago Sun-Times

Michael Kopech’s right arm is for throwing, but Sox pitcher’s left arm is for tattoos.

The 27-year-old pitcher says that, beside his “34,” his tattoos mostly reflect “a bit of history of my growth spiritually and as a human being.”

USA Today Sports Media Group

It’s officially time for the Angels to trade Shohei Ohtani

Do it, Angels.

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