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White Sox players accept blame for failure in 2022

“The onus doesn’t lie with the manager, the front office or anybody except these people in this clubhouse,” Liam Hendriks said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pirates get clutch performances, beat Adam Wainwright to spoil Cardinals' Sunday coronation

Sunday in St. Louis had a festive feel and was supposed to be about a coronation of Cardinals stars, the formal feting of Adam Wainwright, Albert Pujols and Yadier Molina in their final regular-season home game.

Tribune News Service

Cubs minor-leaguers Matt Mervis and Brennen Davis hope to get their shot in 2023

Both are headed to the Arizona Fall League.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Phillies splash past National, 8-1, reduce magic number to two

WASHINGTON — As it drizzled outside Sunday morning, Phillies officials gathered in the visiting clubhouse for multiple meetings with representatives from the Washington Nationals and Major League Baseball. Everyone agreed on the objective.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa, 77, reportedly will announce his retirement Monday

SAN DIEGO — Tony La Russa returned to the Chicago White Sox after the 2020 season looking to take a young and promising team to the next step.

Chicago Tribune

Orioles secure winning season, keep Yankees’ Aaron Judge at 61 home runs in 3-1 victory

NEW YORK — Kyle Bradish shrugged toward first base umpire Dan Merzel, then put his right hand in his glove to mimic the check-swing New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge had taken moments earlier. Baffled that Merzel had ruled Judge didn’t swing despite thrusting his bat forward to dodge an…

Tribune News Service

Mariners promote Justin Hollander to general manager

As a self-described no-talent Little League right fielder growing up in Dayton, Ohio, Justin Hollander officially gave up any dream of playing for a Major League Baseball team in 1988.

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KC Royals’ Max Castillo gives up a 6-run inning ignited by local product Will Brennan

The Kansas City Royals didn’t have the type of historic rally in them like the one they put together a week ago. Instead they took a drubbing at the hands of the Cleveland Guardians as the teams reached the midpoint of their season-ending series.

Tribune News Service

Albert Pujols Homers in Final Regular-Season Home Game (Video)

The future Hall of Famer had something special in store for the Busch Stadium crowd.

Sports Illustrated

Rays lose game to Astros, chance to play first round at home

HOUSTON — The Rays’ long road to the postseason won’t bring them home for the opening-round Wild Card Series that starts Friday.

Tribune News Service

Blue Jays complete historic season-long dominance of Red Sox in 6-3 win

The Red Sox made history.

Boston Herald

Woods Richardson’s solid debut not enough as Twins fall to Detroit

Until Simeon Woods Richardson took the mound on Sunday, the Twins had never before asked a starting pitcher to make his big-league debut during the final week of a season.

Tribune News Service

White Sox to announce end of Tony La Russa era Monday

La Russa’s health failed him, and the Sox failed in the way they played for him, too.

Chicago Sun-Times

Yankees pitcher Nestor Cortes did some weird moves with his body before firing a perfect strike

This was so darn cool.

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Scott Hanson amazingly poked fun at ESPN’s Aaron Judge coverage with NFL RedZone’s ‘double box’

THANK. YOU.

Sports Illustrated

Roger Maris Jr. Reveals How He Wants MLB To List Home Run Records

The son of Roger Maris has an idea of what MLB should do with its single-season home run records.

Sports Illustrated

White Sox Manager Tony La Russa Expected to Retire, per Report

The veteran hasn’t managed a game since August due to health issues.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox manager Tony La Russa is expected to announce his retirement on Monday

La Russa’s doctors recommended that he leave the dugout permanently.

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Tribune News Service

Bill Madden: From Aaron Judge to Buck Showalter, handing out our end-of-season awards

NEW YORK — Although the postseason seedings have yet to be decided, with one notable exception — the National League MVP race — we’ve seen enough to determine the deserving individual honors. Everyone has their opinions, many even have actual votes, but here are our picks for baseball’s 2022 awards…

Los Angeles Times

Jose Suarez can’t stay perfect, but Angels win

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Jose Suarez kept the Texas Rangers and the Angel Stadium crowd on their toes in his final start of the season.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers come back to win on big night for Jaime Jarrin and Freddie Freeman

LOS ANGELES — How joyful. How fitting. With the Los Angeles Dodgers already having achieved nearly every conceivable regular-season goal — and adding victory No. 110 by the end of the night — Saturday provided an opportunity to honor a broadcaster employed by the franchise for 64 years and a…

Tribune News Service

Padres celebrate reaching playoffs for seventh time in franchise history

SAN DIEGO —At the end, it was easy.

Miami Herald

Thoughts on De La Cruz, Bleier, Burdick after Miami Marlins rally to beat Brewers

MILWAUKEE — While the Edward Cabrera injury news was the headliner of the Miami Marlins’ 4-3 come-from-behind win over the Milwaukee Brewers on Saturday, here are four other topics from the game worth discussing.

Tribune News Service

Rookie pitcher Luis Ortiz endures rough final start, Cardinals cruise to 13-3 rout of Pirates

What Luis Ortiz had done to this point felt like finding a $20 bill in your back pocket.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Phillies bash five home runs to salvage split in doubleheader with Nationals as wild-card race with Brewers tightens

WASHINGTON — At about 4:30 p.m. Saturday, in the 157th game of the season, with a playoff spot in sight, against the worst team in the league, a backup infielder walked to the mound to get the final out of the eighth inning for the Phillies.

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