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Homers will be a bit harder for Cubs, Cardinals to hit in London

The center field wall will be 392 feet from home plate, seven feet deeper than four years ago, as part of changes that Major League Baseball said came about because of some seat restructuring at London Stadium.

Chicago Sun-Times

Justin Steele to start Saturday for Cubs

Steele, 27, last started May 31 against the Rays and went on the IL a day later with a left forearm strain.

Chicago Sun-Times

Three Rangers Ejected in a Span of One Minute in Chaotic Scene After Strikeout

The umpire’s right arm got a workout.

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Shohei Ohtani Has Already Put an End to the AL MVP Race

The Angels star’s prolific start to the season solidifies his place as one of the most impressive two-way players in the history of the sport.

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SI:AM | Rob Manfred Kicks Oakland Fans While They’re Down

The A’s have one foot out the door.

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Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: Time to Take a Shot on Gary Sanchez

Plus, the Giants called up a rookie who might be a keeper.

Sports Illustrated

A nun commends Dodgers' handling of Pride Night controversy; some archbishops call it blasphemy

The Los Angeles Dodgers, over the decades, have endured fans' diatribes along with their cheers

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Mike Sielski: Manny London is 91. He and his friends are still tearing it up on the softball field.

PHILADELPHIA — Manny London isn’t playing as much softball as he once did. There was a time when he was a member of three different leagues — one in Montgomery County, one in Bucks County, one that had him traveling on weekends to tournaments as far away as Las Vegas…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Dodgers work 11 innings to beat White Sox in their final at-bat

LOS ANGELES ― A bold display of power got the Los Angeles Dodgers back in the game Thursday against the Chicago White Sox.

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Dodgers rally, defeat White Sox in 11 innings

The Sox hit four solo homers, but the Dodgers hit a grand slam and won it on Freddie Freeman’s single.

Chicago Sun-Times

Solid Stroman seals Cubs’ sweep over visiting Pirates

“I think we’ve got a little momentum going right now,” the pitcher said. “Things finally kind of turned in our favor.

Chicago Sun-Times

Big deficit, too many fizzled rallies doom Padres in loss to Guardians

SAN DIEGO — The improved San Diego Padres offense continued to do new things, but could not shake old habits.

Tribune News Service

Bellinger back from the IL, and now the real fun begins

He’s not yet up to speed in the outfield, so the immediate plan is for him to stay at first base.

Chicago Sun-Times

Familiar script followed, as more Pirates pitching problems open door to Cubs sweep

CHICAGO — After concluding a 6-3 homestand by earning a series victory against the Mets, one with seemingly some get-right vibes attached to it, the Pirates set out on a six-game road trip against a couple division foes feeling pretty good.

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The Orange County Register

Shohei Ohtani pitches, slugs Angels to series victory in Texas

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Angels are falling apart physically, but Shohei Ohtani helped carry them to a victory.

The Denver Post

Kyle Freeland roughed up, Braves beat Rockies 8-3 in series opener in Atlanta

Kyle Freeland’s stone-faced look as he walked off the mound said it all.

Sports Illustrated

Amid Relocation Drama, the Show Must Go on in Oakland (For Now)

There has been considerable talk of the Athletics’ storied past in Oakland and just as much talk about their uncertain future. But the present? It’s easier just to ignore.

Tribune News Service

Tigers rally for 8-4 win in series opener against division-leading Twins

MINNEAPOLIS — The Tigers were walking a shaky tightrope coming into this series with the Central Division-leading Twins.

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Larry Stone: Pleasant surprise for Mariners and pest for opponents

Jose Caballero is a certified pest, in the best possible baseball sense of the word.

The Independent UK

Governor signs public funding bill for new A's stadium in Vegas, growing global sports destination

Nevada Gov. Joe Lombardo has signed into law a $380 million public financing package to help build a Major League Baseball stadium for the Oakland Athletics on the Las Vegas Strip

Tribune News Service

Oakland A’s have win streak snapped in front of familiar-sized crowd

OAKLAND, Calif. – JJ Bleday’s three-run home run in the bottom of the second inning Wednesday was exactly the kind of big hit the Oakland A’s had been getting on their season-long seven-game win streak that began earlier this month.

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Michael Cunningham: Braves are National League’s best team now, and they’ll stay that way

I’ve learned over the years that there’s a telltale sign for teams that everyone believes are good but they just aren’t. Those teams will fix one thing and then two more go wrong. They’ll talk about a lack of consistency all season until eventually it’s clear that they are what…

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Owning the libs: GOP routs Dems at Congressional Baseball Game

WASHINGTON — The annual Congressional Baseball Game provides a chance for the grown men and women who lead the nation to dress up and play make believe like they’re real-life major leaguers.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Aaron Nola is inconsistent again, yet Phillies win 5-4 against Diamondbacks

PHOENIX — In the third inning of Thursday’s 5-4 Phillies win, Ketel Marte stepped up to the plate with runners on second and third. Nola fed him four pitches, one in the dirt, and three out of the zone. On the fifth pitch, a knuckle curve spun right down the…

Los Angeles Times

Catholic group plans for thousands to protest Sisters at Dodger Stadium before Pride Night

LOS ANGELES — A religious organization that calls the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence “godless” and “Christ-mocking” plans for thousands to gather at Dodger Stadium on Friday to protest the Dodgers honoring the longtime charity organization made up of queer nuns often in drag.

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