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Tim Anderson out 2-4 weeks after White Sox shortstop sprained his left knee on a ‘fluke play’

MINNEAPOLIS — Chicago White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson felt “something weird” shortly after a collision with Minnesota Twins baserunner Matt Wallner at the end of a rundown play Monday.

Chicago Tribune

The Orioles’ goofy team celebrations continue with the bench mimicking sprinklers after hits

The Orioles are so fun now!

USA Today Sports Media Group

Cubs injury updates on pitchers Kyle Hendricks, Brandon Hughes, Codi Heuer are promising

Hendricks is “not far off” from a rehab assignment.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Rockies optimistic as German Marquez awaits test on injured forearm

The Rockies remained optimistic Tuesday afternoon that right-hander German Marquez does not have a major arm injury and will avoid an extended absence from the starting rotation.

The Denver Post

A year after ‘I ... hate this place,’ Phillies’ Alec Bohm is thriving and ‘better equipped’ to handle struggles

PHILADELPHIA — Phillies third baseman Alec Bohm didn’t know what to say. He had just committed three errors against the Mets. After making a routine play in the second inning, the fans at Citizens Bank Park gave him a sarcastic cheer.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Jason Kendall suffered his own ugly ankle injury, and he's already sought to counsel Pirates' Oneil Cruz

Jason Kendall was hitting with his son, Kuyper, on Sunday afternoon when he learned of Oneil Cruz's left ankle injury, suffered in the sixth inning of a game against the Chicago White Sox at PNC Park.

Tribune News Service

Yankees' Carlos Rodon throwing but delayed by back tightness

NEW YORK — Carlos Rodon recently experienced some back stiffness while recovering from a left forearm strain suffered early in spring training, but Aaron Boone said the southpaw threw on Tuesday and is scheduled for a Wednesday bullpen.

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Steve Cohen claimed that one Mets fan finally broke the most improbable losing streak

Why would the fan advertise that?!

USA Today Sports Media Group

Tom Krasovic: Padres have the look (and smell?) of a winner. No wonder they're becoming national media darlings.

Sorry to bum out you who are Padres fans, but the truth about ESPN and other national media is they love, love, love the 2023 Padres.

Tribune News Service

Braves’ Ian Anderson likely will undergo Tommy John surgery, ending his season

ATLANTA — Braves right-hander Ian Anderson likely will undergo Tommy John surgery that will end his 2023 season, a person familiar with the situation told The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The surgery usually is done to repair a torn UCL (the team has not confirmed the specifics of his injury).

Tribune News Service

The Mets’ Broadcast Took the Pitch Clock to a Very Dramatic Level And MLB Fans Had Strong Feelings About It

This is INTENSE.

Sports Illustrated

Here’s where to buy MLB game tickets for the 2023 season

Get ready for a winning season of baseball with help from Gametime, StubHub and more

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Orioles Unveil a Must-See HR Celebration That Immediately Ignites a Naming Controversy

Baltimore’s new celebration is outstanding, but is it a ‘Dong Bong’ or ‘Homer Hose’?

Sports Illustrated

The Mets’ broadcast had the most overdramatic use of the pitch clock while Max Scherzer pitched

This angle was so needlessly silly.

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Mets Had Two Strangely Identical Infield Hits in Same Inning and MLB Fans Couldn’t Believe It

This was very weird. And very cool.

Tribune News Service

Jason Mackey: Whether it's power or speed, replacing Oneil Cruz will be no small task for Pirates

The dream of a 30-30 or 40-40 season for Oneil Cruz isn't likely to become reality, unless he rejoins the Pirates later this season and goes on some sort of Mario Lemieux-level tear.

Los Angeles Times

José Suarez runs into trouble again as Angels blow another early lead in loss

Angels starting pitcher José Suarez has had a rough start to his season.

Los Angeles Times

Max Muncy’s revised batting stance pays off in 2-homer, 7-RBI game

SAN FRANCISCO — When Max Muncy was struggling last season, out of whack at the plate because of a lingering elbow injury that contributed to woeful inconsistency, the Dodgers’ slugger added a back step to his hitting mechanics.

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Cubs lefty Drew Smyly’s bounce-back lays groundwork for Nico Hoerner’s walk-off single

The Cubs beat the Mariners 3-2 in the 10th inning of their series opener Monday.

Tribune News Service

Sean Murphy’s walk-off homer pushes Braves past Reds

ATLANTA — That’s one way to introduce yourself to the home fans: Catcher Sean Murphy’s first home run with the Braves was a walk-off at Truist Park.

Tribune News Service

Kansas City Royals whiff mightily (and often) as Rangers take series opener in Texas

ARLINGTON, Texas — The Royals got off to nice start Monday, even catching a break in the first inning against the Texas Rangers at Globe Life Park. KC’s Bobby Witt Jr. opened the game with a single, stole second and came around to score on an error.

The Denver Post

German Marquez injured in Rockies’ 7-4 win over Cardinals

DENVER — Right-hander German Marquez’s sudden and jarring departure from Monday night’s game marred the Rockies’ 7-4 victory over the Cardinals at Coors Field.

Tribune News Service

Mariners fall to Cubs in 10 innings after Jarred Kelenic’s mammoth tying blast in the 9th

CHICAGO — Two years ago, the Mariners would have found a way to win Sunday’s game through luck or skill or some weird combination of both. A year ago, that Mariners would’ve prevailed due to flawless execution in the game’s critical moments.

Tribune News Service

Slow rollers help Mets beat Padres in 1st game between teams since NL Wild Card series

NEW YORK — Home field advantage typically refers to bigger locker rooms, shorter commutes and friendly fans, but facing the San Diego Padres on Monday night at Citi Field, the Mets received an advantage in the form of some dirt and paint.

Tribune News Service

Orioles break out new home run celebration and blast their way to 5-1 win over Athletics

BALTIMORE — The Orioles are all about hydrating.

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