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Trey Mancini knew a return to the Orioles was ‘off the table.’ It didn’t dull his love for Baltimore.

CHICAGO — Monday, on the other side of the Orioles’ weekend series at Wrigley Field, will mark 10 years since Trey Mancini played his first game in Baltimore’s organization. Before the matchup between his new and old teams began, he spoke about what the portion of the past decade spent…

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Honeymoon over: Bobby Miller struggles in Dodgers’ blowout loss to Giants

LOS ANGELES — Bobby Miller’s major league honeymoon is officially over.

Los Angeles Times

Paul Sullivan: Cubs ride Wrigley wave to 5th straight win. ‘We’re playing a good brand of baseball.’

CHICAGO — For much of the past two months the Chicago Cubs have talked about the kind of baseball they were capable of playing if everyone did his part.

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The Zach Remillard show: White Sox win 4-3 behind historic major-league debut

Remillard drove in the tying run in the ninth inning and the go-ahead run in the 11th against the Mariners.

Chicago Sun-Times

Yankees’ Kyle Higashioka glad Tanner Houck is alright after lining ball off Red Sox righty

BOSTON — Tanner Houck’s outing came to a premature end on Friday when Kyle Higashioka struck the Red Sox righty in the face with a line drive.

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Bruce Bochy pressing right buttons with Rangers bullpen after rocky start to season

ARLINGTON, Texas — It is Father’s Day weekend. Lots of promotion of such around Globe Life Field. They gave out bucket hats one day. Some dads and their kids played catch on the field after Saturday’s game. Maybe Sunday, they will fire up the grill, too.

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Wood chip: Justin Wood, Kerry’s son, drawing father back into baseball at New Trier

Kerry has been back in uniform as a Trevians assistant. In fact, Justin wears No. 32, the same as Kerry, embracing the connection to his famous dad.

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Samad Taylor’s 1st MLB hit is a walk-off winner in Royals’ furious comeback vs. Angels

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Samad Taylor ended his MLB debut in style.

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Familiar frustrations continue as Pirates blanked in Milwaukee, 5-0

MILWAUKEE — There’s a reason they call this place the House of Horrors. A bunch of them, really. Milwaukee entered Saturday’s game 123-63 all time against the Pirates at American Family Field, including a mark 24-8 since 2019.

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Kodai Senga bit by the long ball as Mets fall to Cardinals, 5-3

NEW YORK — The long ball haunted Kodai Senga and his ghost fork Saturday afternoon at Citi Field. The right-hander surrendered two crucial homers to the Cardinals in the Mets’ 5-3 loss.

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Late Marlins offense backs another strong Braxton Garrett outing in win over Nationals

WASHINGTON — Braxton Garrett was once again dominant on the mound and the Miami Marlins’ offense gave him enough support in the seventh inning to take the lead for good in a 5-2 series-clinching win over the Washington Nationals on Saturday at Nationals Park.

Miami Herald

Orioles drop series to Cubs with 3-2 loss as offense manages little beyond Adley Rutschman’s home run

CHICAGO — Brandon Hyde has many fond memories of Wrigley Field. As a member of the Chicago Cubs’ front office and coaching staff, he watched the organization endure a rebuild and end a championship drought of more than a century.

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David Freese, Former World Series MVP, Declines Cardinals Hall of Fame Invitation

Cards fans were stunned Saturday following the news that the hero of St. Louis’s last title run declined an induction invite from the team.

Sports Illustrated

Bob Raissman: Loss of Aaron Judge is felt far beyond the field for the Yankees

NEW YORK — Everything about Aaron Judge says big, especially his absence.

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Tim Anderson dropped from leadoff spot, then doesn’t finish White Sox’ 11-inning victory

Andrew Benintendi hit first and Anderson second. It was the first game Anderson played since September 2019 in which he didn’t lead off.

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Justin Steele returns, Cubs beat Orioles for fifth straight win

The Cubs have won seven of eight and pulled within four games of .500.

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Twins squeak past Tigers with six pitchers, just enough offense and big play on defense

MINNEAPOLIS — The most perfect strike thrown by a Twins player on Saturday — and there were a lot of good ones — was unleashed by Carlos Correa, a spin-and-fire one-hopper from short left field that turned the Tigers' lone scoring chance into an inning-ending out.

USA Today Sports Media Group

White Sox’ Andrew Benintendi finally has a home run to show for the largest contract in franchise history

A 291-day drought has come to an end.

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Sprained right wrist lands Cubs’ Patrick Wisdom on IL

Wisdom aggravated the ongoing issue in the sixth inning Friday when he slid for a ball in left field.

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Polling Place: Jaylon Johnson? Cole Kmet? Darnell Mooney? Which Bear to extend first?

All three are entering the final season under their rookie contracts signed in 2020.

Chicago Sun-Times

Baseball quiz: In celebration of Father’s Day

To the Quizmaster, baseball has the best stories in sports, and they’re great to share with your children.

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Pride Celebration: Cubs’ Laura Ricketts reflects on ‘sense of responsibility’ to speak up and represent

MLB’s dominant storylines entering Pride Month were contentious.

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Adam Minter: Baseball fans should root for gambling’s expansion

The next time your favorite baseball team negotiates a nine-figure deal for an injury-prone pitcher, blame the oddsmakers. They’ll soon be the source of cash upon which baseball depends to sustain the sport’s lofty pay packages.

Chicago Sun-Times

Father’s Day memories of playing ball with dad

After 68 years, my dad and I still play together in all of the same games, but now only in my memory. I still cry remembering what it was like to be his son and to lose him before our games were over.

Los Angeles Times

Bally Sports' troubles could transform how fans watch sports

LOS ANGELES — Major League Baseball turned to its preferred voice of pomp and circumstance, Bob Costas, to make a major announcement two weeks ago.

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