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The summer goeth before the fall in this week’s baseball quiz

How well do you know how the Cubs and Sox did from June 21 to Sept. 22?

Chicago Sun-Times

How a collector in Florida wound up with Roberto Clemente's most iconic bat

PITTSBURGH — Rob Shelling's vast collection of baseball bats is enough to make any memorabilia junkie drool with jealousy. There's one Babe Ruth swung while cracking a home run in the first MLB All-Star Game in 1933. Another Joe DiMaggio used during his 56-game hitting streak eight years later.

Tribune News Service

Bill Shaikin: Angels can't let Shohei Ohtani's first no-hitter be for another team

LOS ANGELES — Phil Nevin, the Angels' interim manager, grew up in the shadow of the Big A. His father took him to see Nolan Ryan pitch.

Los Angeles Times

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Dodgers shift into October mode weighing pros and cons of their dominant ways

LOS ANGELES — Spring in October? It seems like it for the Los Angeles Dodgers, whose next meaningful game will take place in 11 days.

Los Angeles Times

Giants eliminated from postseason contention with 8-4 loss to Diamondbacks

SAN FRANCISCO — As the Giants streaked toward the finish line, taking their postseason chances from seemingly impossible to only highly improbable, some considered it a good omen for 2023, while others regretted not playing at this level all season.

Tribune News Service

Padres’ bats stay cold in loss to White Sox, magic number remains at three

SAN DIEGO — The San Diego Padres have celebrated earning a playoff appearance just once in front of fans at Petco Park.

Tribune News Service

Davis Martin fans eight in White Sox’ 3-1 win over Padres

Eloy Jimenez homered and Yoan Moncada had three hits as the Sox won their second straight.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Mariners push through celebration fatigue to top A's behind Luis Castillo

SEATTLE — On a day when the energy hovered between low and "I've felt better in my life" and their eyes felt a little fuzzy from minimal sleep and maximum celebration, the Mariners rolled out a lineup similar to a mid-March Cactus League road game for Saturday afternoon.

Tribune News Service

Mariners Break 21-Year Playoff Drought on Walk-Off Homer

Seattle punched its ticket back to the postseason in dramatic fashion.

Sports Illustrated

Angels use first entirely homegrown lineup in 23 years to beat Rangers

ANAHEIM, Calif. — It requires a good deal of optimism to think that the entirely homegrown lineup the Angels used on Friday night has the same future as the one they last used 23 years ago.

The Orange County Register

Lightning, Magic’s Owners Give to Hurricane Ian Relief Efforts

The ownership from two of Florida’s professional sports teams are assisting in relief efforts in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.

Sports Illustrated

Blue Jays tee off in 9-0 win over Red Sox, who are approaching historic lows

The Red Sox are going from bad to worse.

Boston Herald

‘It just kept going wrong’ for 2022 White Sox, Yasmani Grandal says

Grandal’s poor season went hand in hand with the White Sox’ bad year.

Chicago Sun-Times

Jack Flaherty shines, Albert Pujols hits No. 701 as Cardinals clip Pirates, 2-1

ST. LOUIS — While Jack Flaherty had an impressive audition Friday night not only for a postseason roster spot but a chance to be in the rotation in next weekend's first round, Albert Pujols took another step toward the National Baseball Hall of Fame, not that his route wasn’t already…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

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Tribune News Service

Rays win, clinch playoff berth for fourth straight season

HOUSTON — Much as they did for most of this season of ups and downs, the Rays rebounded from the disappointment of the previous night to win their way into the playoffs Friday, beating the Astros, 7-3.

Sports Illustrated

Rays Clinch Fourth Straight Playoff Berth With Win Over Astros

Tampa Bay is back in the postseason as a wild card team.

Miami Herald

Sandy Alcantara throws another complete game, but Marlins shut out by Brewers, 1-0

MILWAUKEE — For the MLB-leading sixth time this season, Miami Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara threw a complete game as he continues to beef up his Cy Young Award case.

Tribune News Service

Joe Ryan wraps up rookie season in style as Twins shut out Tigers, 7-0

It seemed odd and unwarranted at the time, giving a rookie the honor of starting on opening day. Six months later, Joe Ryan might have locked up the job for 2023, too.

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Aaron Judge stays at 61 homers as Yankees fall to Orioles, 2-1

NEW YORK — The Yankees locked up the playoffs a while ago. They are locked into the second seed in the American League and the first-round bye that comes with it. They can’t overtake the Astros for home-field advantage in these final seven games. And Aaron Judge is still sitting…

Tribune News Service

Jacob deGrom struggles as Mets’ bats go cold in loss to Braves

ATLANTA — True to form, Jacob deGrom was mostly dominant Friday night at Truist Park. But his mistakes were big and the Atlanta Braves made him pay for three mistakes he made right down the middle.

Tribune News Service

Brady Singer’s last start spoiled by five-run inning in Royals’ loss to Guardians

This season, Brady Singer proved he’s capable of being the lead figure in the Kansas City Royals’ pitching rotation. But a season of maturity and strides ended on a sour note as Singer got roughed up by a division rival for a five-run inning in his final start of the…

Chicago Sun-Times

Many possibilities to consider if manager Tony La Russa doesn’t return to White Sox

A look at multiple candidates from inside and outside the organization.

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: Cubs have had strong second half, but are season ticket holders sold on 2023?

CHICAGO — A Chicago Cubs employee bent down near third base an hour before the team’s 6-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds on Friday and carefully scooped a handful of dirt into a glass vial.

Los Angeles Times

Trevor Bauer's defamation case against accuser's former attorney could be thrown out

LOS ANGELES — Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer and his attorneys misrepresented the findings of the judge who denied a restraining order to a woman who accused him of sexual assault, according to a tentative ruling posted on a federal court website Friday.

Chicago Sun-Times

Drew Smyly’s start Saturday is boon for his wallet

By making his 22nd start Saturday, Smyly will increase his incentives package to $1.05 million, in addition to his $4.25 million base salary.

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