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Rafael Devers Hit MLB’s Shortest Home Run in Four Years

Only in Boston.

Sports Illustrated

Mike Trout Has Weirdly Become a Terrible Fastball Hitter

The Angels are playing well lately, but no thanks to Mike Trout, who is stuck in a bizarre slump.

Sports Illustrated

10 awesome moments (planned silence!) from the Oakland A’s ‘reverse boycott’

From planned silence to "STAY IN OAKLAND!"

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A’s Fans Chanted ‘Sell the Team!’ So Loudly Their Pitcher Thought His Equipment Broke

This was beautiful.

Sports Illustrated

‘Trees are a huge part of life’: Chicago White Sox starter Lucas Giolito aids the environment 1 pitch at a time

LOS ANGELES — The Chicago White Sox saw environmental concerns firsthand last week in New York.

Chicago Tribune

George Kirby-led Mariners go back-to-back against Marlins

They’ve won back-to-back games on numerous occasions this season, though not enough to meet their own overall expectations. It certainly hasn’t felt that way given their back-and-forth inconsistency. They’ve swept the Athletics, who were hapless at the time and hard to beat in the last week, in a four-game series.…

Tribune News Service

Oakland A’s stretch win streak to 7 in front of boisterous — and season-high — ‘reverse boycott’ crowd at Coliseum

OAKLAND, Calif. — Playing in front of their biggest — and easily most energized — home crowd of the season, the Oakland A’s remained the hottest team in baseball with a 2-1 win over the Tampa Bay Rays on Tuesday night.

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Phillies bash their way to dominant 15-3 win over Diamondbacks

PHOENIX — Kyle Schwarber set the tone early in the Phillies’ 15-3 win on Tuesday night. Less than 24 hours after Kody Clemens hit a long shot that landed just foul, Schwarber hit a ball towards that same foul pole, that landed fair. It traveled 450 feet, marking the longest…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Padres go up big early, take series opener from Guardians

A video montage that played on the Petco Park video boards late in games the Padres trailed throughout their first four home stands featured myriad offensive highlights from last season and a compilation of television commentators praising the team's lineup.

Tribune News Service

A’s Fans Pull Off Rowdy ‘Reverse Boycott’ to Keep Team in Oakland

With team ownership set on moving the club to Las Vegas, fans in Oakland organized a creative protest on Tuesday night.

Sports Illustrated

Squandering Red Sox drop second consecutive extra-inning game to Rockies

BOSTON — How to sum up the 2023 Red Sox in one word?

Boston Herald

Angels come from behind to beat Rangers for second straight game

ARLINGTON, Texas — Hunter Renfroe picked a good time to show signs of snapping out of his slump.

The Orange County Register

Giants lose starters Haniger, Davis to injury, but pummel Cardinals

The Giants weathered significant injuries to starters Mitch Haniger and J.D. Davis Tuesday night in an 11-3 road win over the St. Louis Cardinals.

Tribune News Service

The losing streak reaches 8 as Kansas City Royals are in danger of 3rd straight sweep

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Royals couldn’t have asked for a better situation.

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Correa’s walk-off blast caps Twins stunning rally to top Brewers 7-5

MINNEAPOLIS — Carlos Correa had his first signature moment with the Twins when he hit a go-ahead grand slam in Toronto last weekend, and he brought his encore to Target Field.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs’ Marcus Stroman offers support as MLB sends mixed signals during Pride Month

Stroman announced donations to Brave Space Alliance, Hetrick-Martin Institute and The 519 in honor of Pride Month.

Newsday

Max Scherzer, Mets blow 5-1 lead, fall to Yankees

NEW YORK — The first Subway Series game of the season on Tuesday night didn’t have the injured Aaron Judge or Pete Alonso – that’s a combined 41 home runs on the shelf --- but it had drama and excitement and controversy.

Tribune News Service

Led by Gunnar Henderson’s grand slam, Orioles blast past Blue Jays, 11-6, for 5th straight win

BALTIMORE — In discussing his recognition as the American League Player of the Week before Tuesday night’s series opener against the Toronto Blue Jays, Orioles infielder Gunnar Henderson credited the team’s hitting coaches for helping him work through the slump that marred the opening months of his rookie season.

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Cubs celebrate pride night with special market outside Wrigley Field: ‘I feel good being in this place right now’

Sixteen LGBTQ+ owned and friendly businesses selling baked goods, clothing, candles, scents and jewelry set up booths in Gallagher Way before the Pirates game.

Chicago Sun-Times

No structural damage to closer Liam Hendriks’ right elbow, but White Sox won’t rush him back

“I need to be cognizant of the way my body reacts and feels with everything,” Hendriks said. “I still don’t have the strongest immune system, and there’s a lot of other things going on in my body.”

Tribune News Service

Oakland A’s secure crucial votes in Nevada, close in on $380 million stadium deal

Nevada lawmakers on Tuesday granted the A’s a crucial win in their dreams of a state-of-the-art, $1.5 billion Las Vegas ballpark, part of a whirlwind day for Oakland’s last major sports franchise.

Sports Illustrated

Yankees’ Owner Says Team Could Thrive Under MLB Salary Cap

If MLB ever took the radical step of implementing a salary cap, the Yankees’ owner is confident his team still would find success.

Chicago Sun-Times

Eloy Jimenez expected back in White Sox lineup Wednesday, and not moment too soon

Eloy Jimenez’ value to White Sox has been diminished by his long list of injuries

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs’ Seiya Suzuki returns to lineup, Cody Bellinger starts rehab assignment

Center fielder Mike Tauchman may have played his way into a long-term role.

Tribune News Service

Are the Oakland A’s staying or going? Nevada lawmakers have yet to decide.

The future of the Oakland A’s is in the hands of Nevada lawmakers who still haven’t decided on the team’s request for $380 million in public money for a new ballpark nearly a week after the state’s governor called a special hearing.

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