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Abraham Toro, back from minors, hits key home run as Mariners beat Tigers

DETROIT — For just over a month last season, right after he came to the Mariners in the somewhat infamous trade with the Astros that sent Kendall Graveman to their American League West Rivals, Abraham Toro was hitting machine with a knack for producing with runners on base or in…

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Timmy Trumpet plays horn, Nimmo saves Mets in 2-1 win vs LAD

Brandon Nimmo saved Jacob deGrom and the New York Mets with a breathtaking catch at the center-field fence, and Edwin Díaz entered to Timmy Trumpet’s live horn at Citi Field before closing out the Los Angeles Dodgers for a scintillating 2-1 victory

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Rookie Michael Toglia homers, but Rockies lose to Braves, 3-2

Cue the feel-good highlight reel:

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Timmy Trumpet Makes Return to Citi Field, Introduces Edwin Diaz

The All-Star closer’s entrance music has become a viral sensation, and Mets fans were finally treated to the live version Wednesday.

Sports Illustrated

For fourth time in seven games, Marlins lose an extra-inning game, this time to the Rays

MIAMI — For the fourth time in the past seven games, the Miami Marlins played a game that went into extra innings.

Miami Herald

Amazin’ night at Citi Field as Jacob deGrom and friends beat the Dodgers, 2-1

NEW YORK — The only person who could get to Jacob deGrom on Wednesday was arguably the best player in the National League. The play of the night, though, came from one of the senior circuit’s most underrated players.

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Paul Sullivan: Can Miguel Cairo revive White Sox in Tony La Russa’s absence? ‘We’ve got to do it for Tony.’

CHICAGO — When Ryne Sandberg came out of the game in St. Louis on his final day in the majors on Sept. 28, 1997, he was replaced at second base by Chicago Cubs rookie Miguel Cairo.

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Gunnar goes deep: Orioles’ Henderson crushes home run in second major league at-bat in 4-0 win over Guardians

CLEVELAND — Gunnar Henderson’s golden hair bounced as the Orioles infielder floated around the bases in the fourth inning Wednesday night. His swing, so powerful his helmet slid off his head on his first step out of the batter’s box, left the piece of equipment laying near the first base…

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Mets’ Brandon Nimmo committed stunning home run robbery to the absolute delight of Jacob deGrom

Jacob deGrom could not believe his eyes!

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Kevin Sherrington: Tony Beasley has an old school approach to managing, but is that what the Rangers need?

ARLINGTON, Texas — Only a couple of weeks into Tony Beasley’s new job, we’re getting a clearer picture of what kind of manager he might make if he gets the gig full time.

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Top Orioles Prospect Henderson Smacks Homer for First MLB Hit

The infielder made a major impact in his first MLB game.

Sports Illustrated

Cubs injuries: Willson Contreras out of lineup against Blue Jays

Contreras left Tuesday’s game after the fifth inning with left foot/ankle soreness.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mets rookie Brett Baty suffers UCL tear in right thumb and is heading for surgery

NEW YORK — Any chance of Brett Baty supplying a storybook moment in the heat of a September pennant race likely just went out the window.

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Gunnar Henderson homered on his first MLB at-bat and hilariously lost his helmet before rounding the bases

The home run? Great. The hair? Absolutely glorious.

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Defensive miscues, ugly 7th inning doom Pirates in loss to Brewers

MILWAUKEE — The Pirates saw a one-run lead dissolve Wednesday against the Milwaukee Brewers without allowing an earned run.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox manager Tony La Russa will be out indefinitely

La Russa will undergo further testing in Arizona.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Jeff Gordon: Retooled Cardinals pitching staff could deliver collective success

The Cardinals don’t feature a dominant starter like Justin Verlander, Max Scherzer or Sandy Alcantara in their rotation.

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Umpire broke out the most over-the-top ejection when Brandon Crawford wasn’t looking

Such a dramatic reaction for nothing!

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La Velle E. Neal III: It won’t be easy for Twins to catch Guardians in AL Central race

We're at that time of the season where starters might be asked to pitch deeper in games just as often as relievers will be summoned earlier to keep deficits from getting out of hand.

Chicago Sun-Times

Everything about the White Sox and Tony La Russa has been wrong, but getting him right is all that matters

The manager will undergo tests for a heart issue. Stepping away from baseball for the last month of the season should be his only priority.

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Rays place Brandon Lowe, Shane McClanahan on injured list

MIAMI — The Rays will head into September without two of their most impactful players, as second baseman Brandon Lowe and ace pitcher Shane McClanahan were placed on the injured list Wednesday.

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Orioles promote Gunnar Henderson, MLB’s No. 1 prospect, for playoff push

BALTIMORE — For the second time in 2022, the Orioles have promoted baseball’s No. 1 prospect to the majors.

Chicago Tribune

Tony La Russa is out indefinitely and will undergo further medical testing after leaving the Chicago White Sox Tuesday

Manager Tony La Russa will be out indefinitely and is scheduled to undergo further testing with doctors in Arizona, the Chicago White Sox announced Wednesday.

Sports Illustrated

Tony La Russa to Leave White Sox Indefinitely

The 77-year-old manager will undergo further testing for an unknown medical issue.

Tribune News Service

Logan Webb says SF Giants got ‘complacent.’ Gabe Kapler agrees.

SAN FRANCISCO — Entering play on June 19, the Giants owned the sixth-best record in baseball. They were 10 games over .500 and, even if in third place in their own division, appeared to be well on their way to the franchise’s first consecutive postseason berths since the earliest years…

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