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Why MLB Finally Invested in Professional Softball

The league announced a partnership with the Athletes Unlimited Softball League on Thursday, reported to be an eight-figure deal.

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Lance McCullers gets 24-hour security after online death threats, some aimed at 5-year-old daughter

Houston's Lance McCullers is one of two MLB pitchers whose families have received online death threats this month as internet abuse of players and their families is on the rise

The Independent UK

Yankees-Dodgers Game This Weekend Set to Make Wild Star-Studded History

This will be a historic first.

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MLB Announces 'Strategic Investment' In Professional Softball League

The Athletes Unlimited Softball League begins its inaugural season on June 7.

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Jazz Chisholm Had Classy Line About Playing Third Base After Aaron Boone Told Him To

The Yankees star was happy to take one for the team.

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Inside the Numbers of the Cubs’ Relentless Offense

Chicago has baseball’s highest-scoring offense a year after ranking 12th in runs scored. How are the Cubbies doing it? A little bit of everything.

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Yankees-Angels Was a Tale of Two Calls

Final strike in Yankees’ win over Angels led to completely opposite calls on the TV side.

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MLB invests in Athletes Unlimited Softball League ahead of June debut

Major League Baseball is investing in Athletes Unlimited to support its softball league that will debut next month, marking the first time MLB will have a comprehensive partnership with a professional women’s sports league

The Independent UK

Shohei Ohtani Hasn’t Run Out of Ways to Amaze

The Dodgers star is on pace to reach another astounding number. Plus notes on Juan Soto’s struggles and Spencer Strider’s tough return.

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Phillies Manager Gives Simple Reason Team Didn’t Retaliate After Bryce Harper HBP

Rob Thomson wasn’t interested in settling the score with another fastball.

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Phillies Manager Offers Positive Bryce Harper Injury Update Ahead of Divisional Clash

Rob Thompson's latest update on the Philly superstar indicates a return is near.

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The Five Best Bargain-Bin Signings of MLB Free Agency

These five players didn’t cost much to sign over the offseason, and they’ve already proven their value two months into the season.

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Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong Leads the League in Very Specific Style of Home Run

No one scoops a home run off the ground like Pete Crow-Armstrong.

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Clayton Kershaw Gives Candid Review of Pitching Since Return From Injury

Clayton Kershaw got honest on where's he at as a pitcher since recent return from injury.

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Alex Cora Bluntly Summed Up Red Sox' Performance After Getting Swept by Brewers

Alex Cora said the Brewers were "a lot better" than his Red Sox.

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Mark Vientos Had an Optimistic Outlook on Mets' Recent Struggles

If this is what struggling looks like, imagine what succeeding will be.

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Marlins Infielder Broke Down in Tears After Committing a Bunch of Errors vs. Padres

Players and fans had his back after this emotional moment.

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Bad Base Running Leads to Juan Soto Hitting 354-Foot Lineout to the First Baseman

Juan Soto’s base running did not need any weird circumstances to be bad this season. On Tuesday things got weird.

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Giants Manager Bob Melvin Got His Money's Worth After He Was Ejected Early vs. Tigers

Melvin was tossed in the bottom of the fifth for arguing balls and strikes from the dugout.

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Yes, MLB’s Strike Zone Is Shrinking. But Baseball Will Be Better for It

Despite how difficult hitting has become, pitchers and catchers are complaining about smaller strike zones. What gives?

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Rangers' Jacob deGrom Had Surprised Reaction at Disappointing Career First

For the first time in his career, deGrom didn't record a strikeout during a game.

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Francisco Lindor Uses Mets Reporter As Shield for Ice Water Bath After Walk-Off Win

Some heads up thinking from Lindor at the expense of Steve Gelbs.

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Shohei Ohtani Reclaims MLB Home Run Lead on First Pitch of the Game

Shohei Ohtani took back control of the league lead in home runs, hitting his 19th of the season on the first pitch of Monday's game.

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Marcelo Mayer Made It to Fenway Park for Big League Debut After Losing His Car Keys

We've all been there.

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MLB Insider Shares Juan Soto, Scott Boras's Explanation for Mets Star's Slow Start

Soto is certainly going through an adjustment period.

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