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Matt Olson hilariously held his pose like a golfer after hitting grand slam into the Allegheny River

Perfect form.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Pirates’ O’Neil Cruz Records Hardest Hit in Statcast History

The Pirates shortstop set a new record.

Sports Illustrated

Oneil Cruz hit the hardest-batted ball in the Statcast era at 122.4 mph and MLB fans were justifiably impressed

How is that possible?!

USA Today Sports Media Group

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MLB releases 2023 balanced schedule

The White Sox will open the season at Houston and the Cubs will host the Brewers.

Chicago Sun-Times

Former NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio to serve as visiting fellow at Harvard University

Bill de Blasio is heading back to Boston.

Tribune News Service

White Sox’ 2023 schedule announced

The Sox will open season at Houston on March 30; the home opener is against the Giants on April 3.

Chicago Sun-Times

Watch: Umpire Butchers Strike-Three Call, Ejects Protesting Padre

This is a contender for worst officiating moment of the 2022 MLB season.

Sports Illustrated

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Couple facing jail time after woman 'performs sex act' on man during baseball clash

Police have confirmed they are investigating an incident at a baseball game in Oakland, California this past weekend, after two fans seemed to take part in an alleged sex act

Daily Mirror

Good Riddance, Arte Moreno. Thanks for Wasting Trout and Ohtani

His ownership is defined by mismanagement and utter disappointment. His exit can’t come soon enough.

Sports Illustrated

This angle of Corey Kluber’s breaking ball with 17 inches of break is absolutely mesmerizing

The amount of spin on this ball!

USA Today Sports Media Group

MLB umps lost their minds Tuesday night in Houston

Come on, umps. Be better than this!

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Little League World Series Is 75 and Still Growing

The most widely watched youth sporting event in the world is more than just summertime programming for ESPN—it’s a competition spreading baseball across the globe.

Sports Illustrated

Theft on the rise: How the Dodgers became baseball's improbable men of steal

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers' preferred method of offense is to bludgeon opponents with a loaded lineup of power hitters proficient at working counts, hunting mistakes and giving themselves self-congratulatory taps on their helmets as they circle the bases.

Los Angeles Times

Trayce Thompson drives in 4 runs as Dodgers pound Brewers

LOS ANGELES — Unless that Cash Considerations fella turns into an All-Star, this is going to go down as one very lopsided trade.

The Orange County Register

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Sans Soto, Padres continue to struggle to score in loss to Guardians

SAN DIEGO — Fernando Tatis Jr. apologized. Juan Soto was scratched.

Tribune News Service

Frustration grows as Mariners can’t get bats going in 3-1 loss to Nationals

SEATTLE — The hope of the ball getting over the wall was faint off Cal Raleigh’s bat. But if it hit the wall, it would at least tie the game and allow the Mariners another chance at the expected victory they were in the process of frittering away.

Miami Herald

Marlins beat Athletics again and offense ends near-historic run of futility

OAKLAND, Calif. — For the second consecutive game, Miami Marlins pitchers dominated against the Oakland Athletics — although the probably game got a little too close for comfort in the ninth inning.

Tribune News Service

KC Royals’ Jonathan Heasley pitches through stomach trouble in loss to the Diamondbacks

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Whether it’s nerves or excitement or anxiousness, Kansas City Royals pitcher Jonathan Heasley has had stomach trouble and pitched before, it just hadn’t been so public.

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Twins lose a pitcher and manager before losing to Astros

HOUSTON — Benches cleared and Twins and Astros players glowered at one another Tuesday night after Jose Altuve was hit by a pitch, but mostly everyone kept the tempers in check.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Before Cardinals' lineup lets loose on Cubs, Jake Woodford leaves impression on DH split

CHICAGO — It took a while Tuesday for the Cardinals’ offense to get a start it wanted, but once it did there was no questioning its impact.

The Denver Post

Rockies ride 3-run homers by C.J. Cron, Elias Diaz to win over Rangers

DENVER — The Rockies’ missing mashers returned Tuesday night and led their team to a 7-6 win over Texas at Coors Field.

Boston Herald

Jackie Bradley Jr. shines as Blue Jays trounce Red Sox, 9-3

BOSTON — The separation between the Red Sox and the playoff teams is growing wider by the day.

Tribune News Service

After Ryan Mountcastle’s home run early, Félix Bautista slams door late in Orioles’ 5-3 win over White Sox

BALTIMORE — As Omar Little’s whistle from “The Wire” played and a flashing light sequence followed at Camden Yards, Orioles manager Brandon Hyde stood on the mound with catcher Adley Rutschman and Baltimore’s infielders, waiting for closer Félix Bautista to reach the mound in a precarious eighth-inning situation.

Tribune News Service

Yankees hold on to beat Mets, sweep Bronx portion of Subway Series

NEW YORK — Sometimes a baseball game makes a lot of sense.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Please won’t someone in Denver help Jon Gray find his squirrel friends

This story needs a happy ending

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