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Shohei Ohtani Slugged His Career-Long Home Run Friday Night And Fans Were in Awe

The best player in baseball keeps getting better.

Sports Illustrated

Baseball quiz: On July 4, remember Lou Gehrig

On that day in 1939, he delivered his famous “Luckiest Man” speech at Yankee Stadium after being diagnosed with the disease that later was named for him.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Bobby Bonilla All-Stars: A starting lineup of star players getting deferred money like him

Bobby Bonilla isn't the only player making money long after he retired.

USA Today Sports Media Group

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Four years later, Andrew Heaney remembers Tyler Skaggs the person, not the tragedy

ARLINGTON, Texas — Maybe Andrew Heaney will carve “45″ in the dirt behind the pitching rubber when he takes the mound Sunday. Maybe he will start the game against Houston with a big overhand curveball, a pitch he does not throw. Maybe he will just look at his right wrist…

Tribune News Service

Vahe Gregorian: Why the onus is still on Royals in gridlocked move from Kauffman Stadium

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — When it comes to considering the gridlocked state of the Royals’ declared intention to abandon Kauffman Stadium for a new ballpark district, either in the East Village or North Kansas City, it seems most prudent to try to be skeptical without being cynical.

Tribune News Service

White Sox find way to lose to lowly Athletics

Shortstop Tim Anderson goes 0-for-5 with four strikeouts in 7-4 loss dropping White Sox to 36-48

Chicago Sun-Times

Despite Shane McClanahan’s rough return, Rays roll past Mariners

SEATTLE — Shane McClahanan did not deliver anything close to the “regular start” Tampa Bay Rays manager Kevin Cash said they expected after he recovered from a bout with back tightness.

Tribune News Service

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Angels’ Griffin Canning spoils night that includes Shohei Ohtani’s longest HR

ANAHEIM, Calif. — One bad inning from Griffin Canning was far too much for the Angels to overcome with one memorable swing from Shohei Ohtani.

Tribune News Service

Twins start fresh, rout Orioles to end three-game losing streak

Who said the Twins are in trouble? By their own reckoning, they're undefeated.

Tribune News Service

Mookie Betts homers twice as Dodgers handle Royals

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Mookie Betts is getting his prep work in before the Home Run Derby.

The Orange County Register

Ezequiel Tovar, Austin Gomber lead Rockies past Tigers, 8-5

DENVER — On fireworks night at Coors Field, Ezequiel Tovar delivered a star-spangled performance.

The Denver Post

Carlos Santana clobbers walk-off home run as Pirates nab surprise win against Brewers

PITTSBURGH —Just when you thought a sweep of the Padres had the Pirates back and feeling good about themselves, they do something like this.

Tribune News Service

Patrick Bailey’s late homer fuels Giants’ 5-4 comeback win over Mets

NEW YORK — Considering the disparate directions the Giants’ and Mets’ seasons have taken so far, it should have come as no surprise.

Tribune News Service

Braves slug six home runs to rout Marlins in series opener

ATLANTA — The Miami Marlins may be in the midst of one of their best seasons in franchise history midway through the 2023 campaign, but one big question mark remained heading into this weekend.

Miami Herald

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James Paxton dominates, bats come alive as Red Sox beat Blue Jays, 5-0

Coming into Friday, Boston’s bats were as cold as ice. The Red Sox had managed just 11 runs in their last seven games, and they hadn’t managed more than two in a game since last Saturday.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox fall to Athletics

“I’ve been outside my approach for the last week and a half or two weeks,” Burger said.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Defense dooms Phillies in series opener vs. Nationals despite good outing from Cristopher Sánchez

PHILADELPHIA — Some starters will retire to the clubhouse immediately after their outing is done. Or they’ll get treatment, do a workout, or watch video. Everyone is different. But on Friday night, Cristopher Sánchez threw his final pitch of the night and decided to wait a while.

Tribune News Service

Reds walk off on reeling Padres with 11th-inning home run

CINCINNATI — With two hits and two fly ball outs, the Padres tied Friday's game in the ninth inning. It was the kind of manufacturing and kind of late rally they have not produced often this season.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Rookie Zach Remillard setting example for more seasoned White Sox

“He’s just doing things that stand out on this team,” Gordon Beckham said. “And it’s good for the rest of the guys to see things he’s doing.”

Chicago Tribune

Justin Steele dominates again and Nick Madrigal redeems himself after ‘bonehead’ mistake in Cubs’ 10-1 win

CHICAGO — Nick Madrigal and Christopher Morel Madrigal found themselves in manager David Ross’s doghouse Thursday night after head-scratching bunt attempts in the Chicago Cubs’ 3-1 loss to the Philadelphia Phillies.

Chicago Sun-Times

Going left pays off for Cubs

Cubs manager David Ross noted the importance of left-handed batters in Friday’s win over Cleveland.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs starter Justin Steele makes an All-Star performance in win over Guardians

“That’s pretty obvious to me,” Cubs manager David Ross of Steele’s All-Star credentials.

Chicago Sun-Times

Take it from the new guy, Chicago is hot for summer sports

Sometimes sports gets lost in the summertime shuffle (especially when the Cubs and White Sox are less than inspiring), but they’re more ingrained than you might think.

Daily Mirror

Max Scherzer and Justin Verlander give same response to "pointless" Mets questions

Mets pitching rotation leaders Max Scherzer and Justin Verlander both expressed remaining quiet on the possibility of waiving their no-trade clause after club owner Steve Cohen's trade deadline statements

USA Today Sports Media Group

The 2023 MLB All-Star jerseys are in and the reviews are mixed

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