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As Luis Arráez flirts with .400, ex-Twins teammates admire his ‘great gift’

ATLANTA — One of the nightly routines for many Twins players after games is opening the MLB app on their phones, pulling up the Marlins box score and seeing how many hits former teammate Luis Arráez produced.

Tribune News Service

What we know about St. Petersburg’s Rays, Tropicana Field negotiations

From March through May, city officials were negotiating in granular detail with the Tampa Bay Rays and its partner, Hines, on redevelopment plans for Tropicana Field.

Tribune News Service

Shohei Ohtani's latest incredible feat proves why MLB star is worth $600m contract

Los Angeles Angels superstar Shohei Ohtani is enjoying an incredible season in Major League Baseball with bat in hand, leading the league despite also being a pitcher

Daily Mirror

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Ron Cook: MLB is bursting at the seams with young stars, exciting storylines

PITTSBURGH — Remember when the Pirates were the talk of baseball? When the sport buzzed about their shocking 20-8 start? It seems like a lifetime ago now, doesn't it? The Pirates have gone 15-34 since. They have turned back into laughable losers.

Tribune News Service

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

Blue Jays’ Alek Manoah lit up by FCL Yankees in first rookie ball start since demotion

Alek Manoah’s troubles on the mound followed him all the way down to the Florida Complex League.

Tribune News Service

Padres need 50 more wins, turnarounds from Jake Cronenworth, Xander Bogaerts for playoff push

What will it take for the Padres to reach the playoffs?

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MLB Fans Were Stunned by Alek Manoah’s Embarrassing First Start in Rookie League

Some fans trolled the former star.

Sports Illustrated

Giants' Walker crosses ocean for success after crossroads

A tough season a few years ago made the Giants' Adam Walker contemplate walking away from baseball, but now he's running full steam ahead with Yomiuri.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

New York Yankees star responds after being booed by fans during MLB slump

Giancarlo Stanton has faced boos from his own New York Yankees fans recently, but the right-fielder isn't offended - he wants to use the hardship as fuel to rekindle his form

Daily Mirror

MLB fans had so many jokes after the Nationals’ wild error on a throw to an uncovered first base

Who did he think was going to be there?!

USA Today Sports Media Group

Nationals 1B Made Funniest Error of the Season, and MLB Fans Couldn’t Stop Laughing at It

Even the announcers were in hysterics.

Sports Illustrated

Justin Verlander Was Not Happy After Getting Called for Weird Pitch Clock Violation

He’s the second Mets pitcher this month to voice concerns about the pitch clock.

Sports Illustrated

MLB Fans Had So Many Jokes About White Sox Pitcher’s Name After Game-Deciding Mistake

These were obvious. And Accurate.

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Nationals-Mariners Game Ended on the Worst Called Strike and MLB Fans Rightfully Crushed the Ump

This ump should be ashamed of himself.

USA Today Sports Media Group

MLB fans, announcers ripped ump for ending Mariners – Nationals with a strike call miles off the plate

This was somehow called a strike to end the game.

Los Angeles Times

Bill Shaikin: What the halo happened to Angels' tradition of lighting up the iconic 'Big A'?

Half a century ago, the greatest of all the Angels broadcasters punctuated his call of every victory with four of the most famous words in franchise history: "The halo shines tonight!"

The Philadelphia Inquirer

David Murphy: Phillies have three big reasons to be patient at this year’s trade deadline

Patience is not an easy thing to preach in the last week of June. But that’s where the Phillies are. Time is the only thing that can solve their issues. The only reinforcements they need are already on the roster. They are Andy Dufresne in The Shawshank Redemption. Their salvation…

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Is reduced, 154-game schedule key to more series in Europe? MLB's Rob Manfred wonders.

LONDON — As Major League Baseball looks to expand its presence in Europe and play more games abroad, a solution to doing that in the middle of a season could playing fewer games overall.

The Guardian - US

How Jordan Lyles made a $50m career out of the art of losing

Why does the Kansas City pitcher keep getting chances to lose? Sometimes it’s easy to underestimate those athletes for whom availability is a virtue

USA Today Sports Media Group

Another Bidwill story in the news

The former team vice president allegedly had a glass broken over his head by his wife.

Tribune News Service

Mariners turn on small-ball magic to rally for rousing victory over Nationals

SEATTLE — Ruled out, initially, Jarred Kelenic took off his helmet, then his batting gloves, and sat on his rear end on the infield dirt, leaning back on his hands, his right leg stretched out over second base.

The Orange County Register

Angels beat White Sox when Mike Trout scores on wild pitch in 9th

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The rally came too late for starter Reid Detmers to get a victory he deserved, but not too late for the Angels to get a victory they needed.

Tribune News Service

Jordan Westburg records first MLB hit in debut as Orioles top Reds, 10-3, in rain-delayed game

BALTIMORE — Brandon Hyde said he doesn’t have words of wisdom for young players making their major league debuts.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cease strikes out 10, Robert homers but White Sox walked off on wild pitch in ninth

“That ninth inning gets magnified, but one run is not going to cut it,” manager Pedro Grifol said. “That’s just the way it is in this league.”

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