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Angels’ Taylor Ward on the upswing again after summer slump

CLEVELAND — Taylor Ward said he’s finally getting past the injury that derailed his season.

The Orange County Register

Miguel Cairo’s message hitting home with White Sox

If Tony La Russa gets medical clearance to manage again, “it’s a conversation once we get to that point,” GM Rick Hahn said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Michael Cunningham: Braves healthier than Mets for NL East fight to finish

The Mets led the National League East by 10 ½ games at the end of May. The Braves briefly nudged ahead of them Friday night. This has not been a vintage Mets collapse, though. They’ve been good since their hot start. It’s just that the Braves have been better than…

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Rays find a way to score early, beat Blue Jays in Game 1 of doubleheader

TORONTO — Manager Kevin Cash has been harping for the last few days about the need for the Rays to score earlier in games to put pressure on the opposing team.

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Johan Oviedo shines, offense stays hot, and Pirates open doubleheader with victory over Reds

CINCINNATI — When the Pirates acquired Johan Oviedo as part of the Jose Quintana-Chris Stratton trade, there was an acknowledged need to be patient. General manager Ben Cherington and manager Derek Shelton also told anyone who asked about the gigantic right-hander that they viewed him as a capable major league…

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Paul Sullivan: Decision on Tony La Russa’s return brings the Chicago White Sox to another fork in the road

Tony La Russa is back by popular demand, ready to lead the Chicago White Sox back to the playoffs.

Chicago Tribune

7 times the White Sox players have made very clear they don’t want Tony La Russa back as manager

The not-so-quiet part is being said aloud

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MLB ump threw out both managers on the same play and fans couldn’t believe the wild scene

This was total madness.

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Rangers catcher Jonah Heim made the sweetest barehanded catch after taking foul ball off his mask

This was easily one of the coolest catches of the season.

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Everything in Aaron Judge’s Career Led Him to This Historic Season

After years of work and study, the Yankees’ slugger is a hitting master coming into his own at the right time.

Sports Illustrated

Dodgers officially clinch playoff berth with win over Diamondbacks, for real

The Dodgers clinched a playoff berth Monday night.

Los Angeles Times

Who’s the Phillies’ MVP? J.T. Realmuto heads the list, but there are other worthy choices.

When the fifth inning began in San Diego on that Saturday night in late June, everyone’s mind was still on Bryce Harper and how much damage a wayward 97-mph fastball had wrought upon his left hand.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Giants best Braves behind strong pitching with some heated moments

SAN FRANCISCO — Alex Cobb had one of the toughest lineups in baseball before him. Armed with his devastating splitter, he quieted the defending champions in the Giants’ 3-2 win against the Braves on Monday night.

Tribune News Service

Angels, Guardians Managers Ejected on Same Play

Now there’s something you don’t see every day.

Sports Illustrated

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Chris Bassitt folds as Mets fall to Cubs

Well, they don’t call them the dog days of summer for nothing.

Miami Herald

Behind big fifth inning, Miami Marlins beat Rangers in nightcap to split doubleheader

MIAMI — For one inning Monday, and for the first time in a long time, the Miami Marlins’ offense came to life.

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Home runs go Pirates’ way, as they open series with victory over Reds

CINCINNATI — A Bryse Wilson start defined by home runs certainly qualifies as a plausible premise, especially at Great American Ball Park. But the twist Monday against the Reds was that Wilson got to watch a couple balls sail over the fence and smile, instead of growing frustrated.

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Blue Jays beat Rays on 8th-inning homer by Bo Bichette

TORONTO — The Rays seemed headed to a feel-good win Monday, as surprise Triple-A call-up Cooper Criswell gave them a strong three-plus-inning start and the offense did enough to put a one-run, eighth-inning lead in the hands of their best high-leverage reliever, Jason Adam.

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Tigers set franchise record with 21st shutout, fall 7-0 to Astros at home

DETROIT — Those 2022 Detroit Tigers just keep on making history.

The Orange County Register

Mike Trout extends home run streak to 7 games, one shy of MLB record, in Angels’ loss

CLEVELAND — A day off did nothing to cool off Mike Trout.

Tribune News Service

Padres ace Darvish is a study in ageless improvement

SEATTLE — Yu Darvish turned 36 a month ago, and if not for the cake the Padres gave him before a game in Miami, we might have missed it.

Chicago Tribune

3 numbers that stand out during the Chicago White Sox’s recent hot stretch, including the return of power to the lineup

The Chicago White Sox announced the surprising news less than an hour before the first pitch of an Aug. 30 home game against the Kansas City Royals.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Plenty to look forward to as Cardinals open key series with Brewers

Desperately chasing a postseason slot, more likely a wild-card berth with the division-leading Cardinals eight games ahead of them, the Milwaukee Brewers start a crucial eight-game stretch Tuesday night when they play the Cardinals at Busch Stadium.

Chicago Sun-Times

Why White Sox star Jose Abreu’s RBI total is uncharacteristically low this season

Yes, his home runs are down, but a hitter can’t control how often his teammates reach base.

Sports Illustrated

Dodgers Mistakenly Celebrate Playoff Berth Before Clinching

A tiebreaker miscalculation led Los Angeles players to believe they had already earned a postseason bid.

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