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Paul Sullivan: Remembering Mary Frances Veeck, an ambassador for baseball and sounding board for the former White Sox owner

CHICAGO — Mary Frances Veeck was recalling the night in 1979 that her husband, former Chicago White Sox owner Bill Veeck, returned from a particularly rough night at Comiskey Park.

Chicago Tribune

Aaron Judge Home Run Chase Could Benefit Several Media Companies

The New York Yankees have nine games left in the 2022 Major League Baseball season. Those games, like many before them, could see strong viewership due to a home run chase happening with the team's star player.

Benzinga

The Marlins tried inviting ‘all Mets fans’ for Braves series in the saddest marketing email

Well, that is embarrassing.

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White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson won’t play again this season.

Right-hander Michael Kopech is also done for the year.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pinpointing what went wrong in a lost White Sox season

Organizationally, they wanted to change the game, but they’re the ones who changed. They got paid. They got sloppy. They got lazy.

Chicago Sun-Times

Twins getting new uniforms, Target Field getting massive new scoreboard

The three-game series with the White Sox starting Tuesday at Target Field will be the final time that fans will ever see Luis Arraez, Joe Ryan and Jhoan Duran in Twins uniforms.

Tribune News Service

SF Giants’ 2023 bullpen is taking shape before our eyes this September

The Giants took nearly the same group of relievers into this season as the one from their playoff roster last year, when they were the best in the majors. Come September, the faces have changed, the results have been wildly different, and there is no playoff roster to account for.

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Those MLB fans creeping you out smiling behind home plate? It was all a movie marketing ploy

This creeped everyone out.

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Here’s how MLB’s revamped playoffs will work

The postseason will have a bit of a new look.

Chicago Sun-Times

Creepiest marketing stunt ever? Staring people planted in crowds at baseball games across US

The actors were promoting a new horror film called Smile

The Independent UK

MLB ump who yelled to defend his strike 3 call on Aaron Judge turned out to be very wrong

"Ain't no way that pitch is down." (It was down.)

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Braves catcher William Contreras hilariously tried to fool an ump on a really bad pitch and MLB fans loved it

All we can do is stand and applaud this hilarious attempt to fool an umpire.

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Two wrongs trying to make a right – makeup calls are common for MLB umpires, financial analysts and probably you

Major League Baseball has been trying something new in recent seasons: instant replay for umpire calls. After replay review, some erroneous calls on the field can be overturned. Baseball in its own fashion is acknowledging what sports fans have always known – officials make mistakes.

The Conversation

How the Phillies Can Avoid Their Typical Late-Season Collapse

The biggest obstacle in their way is a history they have inherited. Here’s why this year’s team is different.

Sports Illustrated

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Anthony Santander blasts 2 homers, Gunnar Henderson ends extended skid as Orioles outslug Red Sox, 14-8

The at-bats leading up to the sixth inning for Gunnar Henderson were promising, displaying the plate discipline that has made him such a standout player despite being the youngest in baseball. But with a crack that split the late evening chatter at Fenway Park, Henderson’s resounding swing broke him out…

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‘He was so locked in’: Bryce Elder becomes first Braves rookie to pitch shutout since 1990

WASHINGTON — The Braves began Monday with a White House visit to celebrate their 2021 World Series and ended it with Bryce Elder – who was in the crowd but not on the stage because he was not a member of last year’s team – pitching his first career shutout…

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Yankees get early lead but fail to clinch AL East in 3-2 walk-off loss against Blue Jays, Judge stuck on 60

TORONTO — The waiting is the hardest part.

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Home-cooking once again kind to Jack Suwinski during Pirates' victory over Reds

PITTSBURGH — The ball landed with a thud when it struck the FedEx sign in right-center field. For Jack Suwinski, it must have felt strange to hit something to that part of PNC Park and have it actually stay in play. Seems all Suwinski does these days at home is…

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ESPN’s weird double standard around history for Aaron Judge and Cowboys-Giants relieved fans

A lot of Giants fans would care about a Yankees record!

Sports Illustrated

White House Press Secretary Asked About Braves’ Name, Tomahawk Chop

The subject was brought up as the White House hosted the Braves to celebrate their 2021 World Series title.

Tribune News Service

Mariners pitcher Luis Castillo's 5-year extension keeps him in the 'family long term'

For La Piedra, it was the feeling of la familia that made him want to eschew the flexibility of his looming free agency and commit to the Mariners for the next five years and perhaps beyond.

Tribune News Service

Padres look to continue to walk the talk in sprint to finish

It didn't matter anymore.

Sports Illustrated

Aaron Judge’s Outfit Choice Sparks Free Agency Speculation

Where will Judge sign this winter? And how much will he make?

Benzinga

New York Yankees Aaron Judge Home Run Ball Worth Millions Before It's Hit

The 2022 Major League Baseball season could see several records fall thanks to the bat of New York Yankees superstar Aaron Judge. Here’s a look at the massive figures thrown out for home run balls from Judge before they’re even hit.

Chicago Sun-Times

Difference in run differential from 2021 tells story of Sox’ sorry season

Baseball by the numbers: Fewer home runs and fewer baserunners have brought on a big chill.

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