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Seeing Nick Madrigal play one of Cubs’ top second-half priorities

Madrigal was slotted into the leadoff spot for the Cubs’ game Sunday against the Marlins.

Chicago Sun-Times

MLB fans had so many jokes after a Mets bat boy interrupted Max Scherzer’s pitch

That could have been BAD.

USA Today Sports Media Group

White Sox SS Tim Anderson Has Suspension Reduced to Two Games

The Chicago shortstop initially was suspended three games for making contact with an umpire.

Sports Illustrated

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White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson begins serving suspension

White Sox recall infielder Lenyn Sosa from Charlotte, option left-hander Tanner Banks

Chicago Sun-Times

Dodgers’ Clayton Kershaw Receives Epidural for Ailing Lower Back

The Los Angeles ace received an injection Friday, one day after leaving a game against the Giants early.

Sports Illustrated

White Sox recall infielder Lenyn Sosa

Lefty Tanner Banks optioned to Charlotte

Chicago Sun-Times

Rays Pitching Coach Suffers Injury During Visit to Mound

Tampa Bay’s pitching staff, already beset by injuries, endures a bizarre malady in Detroit.

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Dodgers preview their anticipated October prowess in comeback vs. Padres

LOS ANGELES — The first time through the top of the Dodgers’ order on Saturday night, San Diego Padres starter Mike Clevinger made only one bad pitch, hanging a slider that Will Smith hit for a home run.

Los Angeles Times

Mitch Haniger returns but Mariners lose Game 2 of doubleheader, 7-1, to Angels

SEATTLE — Entering Game 2 of Saturday’s doubleheader with the Angels, the Seattle Mariners starting pitcher Chris Flexen hadn’t allowed more than three runs in his last 11 consecutive starts.

Tribune News Service

Max Scherzer dominates Braves as Mets sweep doubleheader

NEW YORK – The Braves lost both games of Saturday’s doubleheader, suffering a 6-2 defeat to the Mets in the nightcap at Citi Field. Atlanta is 64-45.

Tribune News Service

Ryan McMahon blasts ninth-inning home run to lift Rockies to 3-2 win over Diamondbacks

DENVER — The Ryan McMahon redemption tour is gathering steam.

The Denver Post

Twins use balanced attack to beat Blue Jays, 7-3

MINNEAPOLIS — After Toronto blew the Twins out Thursday and then nearly edged them again Friday, the Twins decided to win in a more commanding fashion Saturday.

Tribune News Service

Rhys Hoskins, J.T. Realmuto lead another Phillies rout of bottom-dwelling Nationals

PHILADELPHIA — Rhys Hoskins has been hot at the plate lately. Scorching, actually. Like this boiling-soup summer weather.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Giants cure woes with 3 homers to beat A's in opener of Bay Bridge series

OAKLAND, Calif. — The Giants rode back-to-back blasts to a win in the first game of the Bay Bridge series and their first victory in the month of August, six days since the calendar turned.

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St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Packed house treated to Cardinals' precision, 1-0 win vs. Yankees

ST. LOUIS — If the Cardinals saw this weekend series against the New York Yankees — a surefire blockbuster at the gate — as a stage to see how they measure against one of the best teams in baseball, they got a perfect indicator Saturday.

Tribune News Service

Tigers treat sellout crowd on Lou Whitaker's night to rousing win over Rays

DETROIT — They sold out Comerica Park for Lou-lapalooza Saturday night.

Los Angeles Times

Gustavo Arellano: Vaya con Dios, Vin Scully — a beacon of possibility for generations in L.A.

LOS ANGELES — When legendary Los Angeles Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully passed away this week, I didn't need to turn on the television, look at social media or hit up sports bars to know how much Southern California was mourning.

Chicago Sun-Times

Rangers knock out Michael Kopech early, rout White Sox

With two outs in the third inning, Kopech allowed two walks and two singles as the Sox fell behind 3-0. It took him 38 pitches to get through the inning, and he was pulled after allowing two hits in the fourth.

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Chip Scoggins: There was so much promise, but look at Miguel Sano now

MINNEAPOLIS — The transaction happened within a vortex of trade deadline frenzy, so subtle that it escaped without much notice or emotion.

Tribune News Service

‘You absolutely have been thrilling me’: Brooks Robinson’s return to Camden Yards coincides with a passion for this year’s Orioles

BALTIMORE — The theme meandered through the years, from his stint as an 18-year-old in Major League Baseball to playing Cuba in 1957 and then to the Orioles clubhouse Saturday as an 85-year-old. Hall of Fame third baseman Brooks Robinson’s words all came back to the same idea, no matter…

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George Kirby, Ty France combine to lift Mariners to victory over Angels in Game 1 of doubleheader

SEATTLE — If only George Kirby’s usage didn’t have to be monitored and limited.

Tribune News Service

Jake Odorizzi labors through Braves debut as Mets win first game of doubleheader

NEW YORK – In Jake Odorizzi’s Braves debut, the Braves lost the first game of Saturday’s doubleheader to the Mets, 8-5.

Tribune News Service

Nick Pratto hits walk-off home run to lift Royals past Red Sox, 5-4

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Kansas City Royals rookie first baseman Nick Pratto hit a 3-2 pitch to center field for a walk-off home run to beat the Boston Red Sox, 5-4, in front of an announced 19,136 in the third game of the four-game series at Kauffman Stadium on Saturday…

Sports Illustrated

Most Notable Under-the-Radar MLB Trade Deadline Deals

While blockbuster trades stole the show, which subtle moves will prove most significant for teams either looking for a playoff push or total rebuild?

Tribune News Service

Perez powers Kansas City Royals to 4-run inning to beat the Red Sox in series opener

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — In a span of four batters, the Kansas City Royals went from tied, to winning, to tacking on breathing room and causing Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora to lose his temper and earn an ejection.

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