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Rougned Odor’s bat flip completely backfired thanks to Will Benson’s spectacular catch

The WORST feeling for a hitter.

USA Today Sports Media Group

John Romano: What does a $25 million salary say about the Rays? They’re feeling frisky.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Let’s talk about money. Specifically, let’s have a conversation about the $25 million the Rays just agreed to pay Tyler Glasnow to pitch one season of baseball in 2024.

Tribune News Service

Mets closer Diaz hoping to hear Timmy Trumpet sound off

Timmy Trumpet is hoping to horn in on this most notable season for the New York Mets

The Independent UK

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At discretion of doctors, White Sox manager Tony La Russa to miss game Tuesday

La Russa is scheduled to undergo further medical testing tomorrow in Chicago

Chicago Sun-Times

Yankees' Giancarlo Stanton predicts an exciting last month of baseball for teammate Aaron Judge

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Giancarlo Stanton is the only other person in that Yankees clubhouse who knows what it feels like. The slugger hit 59 home runs in the 2017 season, so he knows what Aaron Judge is feeling and facing.

Tribune News Service

Royals identify man who took ball from teen fan at game — and make amends

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Royals fan Bruce Williams’ 18th birthday is next month, so his father got him a special gift: two tickets to Sunday’s game against the Padres at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City.

Tribune News Service

Dieter Kurtenbach: The SF Giants’ 2022 season is (unofficially) over. It proved their 107-win 2021 was a fluke.

The Oracle Park lights malfunctioned Monday night, leaving the field dark and the Giants’ game with the Padres delayed for 40 minutes.

Tribune News Service

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Tom Krasovic: 'Ha-Seong-Kim! Ha-Seong-Kim!' Player living up to the chant.

This year when Padres fans chant his name as he bats — "Ha-Seong-Kim! Ha-Seong-Kim!" — it feels less like they're providing moral support.

Tribune News Service

Marcus Stroman shared an awesome moment with a young fan in return to Toronto

Class act.

USA Today Sports Media Group

MLBPA’s Efforts to Unionize Minor Leagues Didn’t Happen Overnight

In an interview with SI, Tony Clark discussed the push to represent minor leaguers and what it could mean for baseball.

Sports Illustrated

Albert Pujols Is Writing the Perfect Ending to His Legendary Career

The 42-year-old Cardinals slugger has returned to being one of MLB’s more productive hitters.

Sports Illustrated

Twins reliever Jhoan Duran threw the filthiest 100 MPH ‘splinker’ with movement and everyone was in awe

This was a historically fast offspeed pitch!

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bill Plaschke: When radio reporter crashed on Brewers' slide, Dodgers were there to pick him up

He is part of the team, but he is not part of the team.

Los Angeles Times

Paul Sullivan: Pandemic a distant memory for MLB teams — at least until they’re forced to adjust rosters for series in Toronto

My dream World Series matchup for 2022 would be the Toronto Blue Jays vs. the St. Louis Cardinals.

Chicago Tribune

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

Bryce Harper’s comeback success is ‘not an easy thing to do.’ Take it from Chase Utley.

To comprehend the degree of difficulty in what Bryce Harper did last week — five hits, including two home runs, in 10 triple-A at-bats, followed by a two-run single in his first major league plate appearance in 61 days and a hit in each of the Phillies’ two subsequent games…

Los Angeles Times

Bill Shaikin: Rob Manfred is a labor lawyer. Now minor leaguers could unite against MLB.

Rob Manfred did not make his name in baseball as a former player, as a general manager or team president or team owner, or as a marketing or broadcasting executive.

The Guardian - US

MLB umpire Dale Scott: ‘I wasn’t intimidated by threats to out me as gay’

In a book looking back at his career, veteran umpire says baseball is a more accepting place than many people assume

Los Angeles Times

Shohei Ohtani’s blast helps Angels hold off Yankees

The showdown between baseball titans Shohei Ohtani and Aaron Judge brought fans pouring into Angel Stadium for Monday night’s game between the Angels and the New York Yankees.

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Reds rock Dakota Hudson and Cardinals' offense goes quiet in 5-1 loss

CINCINNATI — The Cardinals’ offense, one of the most robust in baseball over the past month, has spent August extinguishing uncertainties about its depth, its looks, its leadoff spot, and its dexterity beyond the twin powers of Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado.

Tribune News Service

Gio Urshela's bases-clearing double powers Twins past Red Sox 4-2

MINNEAPOLIS -- Most hitters thrive with the bases loaded, because pitchers become tentative, fearful of making mistakes. But this season, Gio Urshela is the exception, managing only one hit, a one-run single, in 11 such situations.

Chicago Sun-Times

‘Best version of himself’: Cubs add reliever Brendon Little as substitute player at Toronto

Since July 4, lefty Brendon Little has posted a 1.06 ERA in Triple-A.

Miami Herald

Pablo Lopez turning corner, but Marlins do not in another extra-inning loss to Dodgers

MIAMI — After struggling to find consistency for over two months, Pablo Lopez may finally be turning the corner.

Chicago Sun-Times

Baseball by the numbers: Albert Pujols loses in WAR among GOATs

Crunching the numbers shows he falls well below greats such as Babe Ruth and Barry Bonds.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs MLPBA rep Ian Happ weighs in on push to unionize minor-leaguers

The MLBPA announced it launched a campaign to unionize minor-league players after receiving “overwhelming support” from its executive board Sunday.

Chicago Sun-Times

Gilda Wrenn dies at 97; emigrated from Dominican Republic and welcomed all to her home in Chicago

Mrs. Wrenn once hosted three Dominican Major League players for a home-cooked meal. Two of them were brothers, first basemen and outfielders: Felipe Alou of the Atlanta Braves and Matty Alou of the Pittsburgh Pirates, as well as Juan Marichal, then a pitcher with the San Francisco Giants.

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