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Twins Make Franchise History With Scoreless Innings Streak in 13th Straight Win

The Twins, winners of 13 straight games, also have a historic scoreless innings streak going.

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Heartbroken Orioles Players Take Accountability for Brandon Hyde's Firing

Gutted Orioles players took accountability after manager Brandon Hyde was fired.

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Brandon Hyde Pays the Price for Orioles Front Office’s Inactivity

Baltimore, MLB’s most disappointing club of the year, fired its manager Saturday. But these Orioles are beyond saving this season.

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Bronx backlash for Juan Soto as Mets’ $765m star booed on Yankee Stadium return

The New York Mets slugger was booed lustily on his return to Yankee Stadium after departing in free agency, showing just how deep the Subway Series rivalry now runs

The Guardian - US

Phillies Broadcast Pays Tribute to Fallen ‘P-0-0-P’ Scorebug for Games vs. Pirates

The P-0-0-P game is gone, but not forgotten.

Sports Illustrated

Clayton Kershaw Reveals Most Exciting Aspect of Comeback From Injury

Clayton Kershaw is making his 2025 debut on Saturday.

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The Pope Is Selling More White Sox Jerseys Than Any Player Actually on the Team

New Pope Leo XIV is a White Sox fan.

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White Sox Backers Dressed As Their Most Famous Fan for Game Against Cubs

Pope Leo XIV is a proud White Sox fan, and White Sox fans are clearly proud of him.

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Former MLB star Rafael Furcal charged in rock-throwing road rage incident, police say

Authorities say former major league shortstop Rafael Furcal threw rocks at another man during a road rage incident last month in South Florida

The Independent UK

Yankees Fans Get Brutally Honest With Juan Soto Ahead of Return to Yankee Stadium

Some Yankees fans thanked Juan Soto for his service to the team. Others ... well, they had other things to say.

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Athletics’ Backup Catcher Had Priceless Reaction to Striking Out Shohei Ohtani

The Athletics' backup catcher struck out Shohei Ohtani.

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Oswaldo Cabrera Shared an Incredibly Uplifting Message After Suffering Brutal Injury

The outpouring of support Oswaldo Cabrera received in the wake of his season-ending ankle injury has made a huge difference.

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MLB Awards Front-Runners Through First Quarter of 2025 Season

From MVP to Cy Young and beyond, here's which players have made their mark in both leagues through the opening months of the 2025 season.

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Clayton Kershaw Admits He's Disappointed in Dodgers' Decision on Longtime Catcher

Austin Barnes, a two-time World Series champion with Los Angeles, was recently DFA'd to make room for a top prospect.

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The Independent UK

Pete Rose, Shoeless Joe and politics: Baseball and the real world collide more often than we think

Since the game’s early days, baseball mythology has been constructed — often deliberately — to set itself apart

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The Seven MLB Hitters Who Are Raking With Reinvented Batting Stances

It's all in the setup.

The Guardian - US

Pete Rose returns to the Hall conversation as baseball embraces his original sin

MLB’s all-time hits leader was exiled from the sport he loved because of his gambling. Now the game is embracing betting at every opportunity

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Red Sox Outfielders Teamed Up to Rob a Home Run in Potential Catch of the Year

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The Independent UK

Rose and Jackson get posthumous reprieve, but gambling on baseball is still MLB's biggest sin

Pete Rose and Shoeless Joe Jackson received a posthumous reprieve from baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred on Tuesday, making both players eligible for the sport’s Hall of Fame after their careers were tarnished by gambling scandals

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Who Were the Black Sox? A Look Back at the Scandal After Their Reinstatement

Baseball's darkest moment was thrust back into the spotlight Tuesday.

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Ranking MLB’s Inaugural Rivalry Weekend Matchups

Many crosstown and interleague rivals are set to face off starting Friday in an intriguing slate of games for the league’s first designated Rivalry Weekend.

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Tony Kornheiser Explains Why He Still Doesn’t Think Pete Rose Reaches Hall of Fame

Pete Rose is now eligible to be enshrined in the Hall of Fame, but that doesn’t necessarily mean he’ll get the votes.

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Reds Owner Releases Statement After Pete Rose Was Reinstated by MLB Commissioner

Reds owner Bob Castellini released a statement after MLB reinstated Cincinnati legend Pete Rose, who was banned from baseball since 1989 for gambling allegations.

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Rob Manfred’s Pete Rose Flip-Flop Further Stains His Legacy

Manfred has spent his decade as MLB commissioner publicly talking about the integrity of baseball and privately taking swipes at it.

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Aaron Judge Said Oswaldo Cabrera Made Ultimate Team Move After Devastating Injury

Even after his devastating injury, Oswaldo Cabrera put the Yankees first, as Aaron Judge revealed to reporters.

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