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Texas Rangers’ Martin Perez flirted with perfection, but so did Astros’ Justin Verlander

ARLINGTON, Texas — Everything was going so perfectly for the Texas Rangers.

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SI:AM | The Jags Are on the Clock

And their rumored top choice might surprise you.

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Unforced errors in every phase shows Rangers must learn how not to lose before starting to win

ARLINGTON, Texas – The Rangers will be beat often enough this year. Despite their offseason investment, they are still short of much of the American League when the game comes down to talent vs. talent. That is known and accepted.

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Baseball reacts to release of letter that outlined Yankees' sign-stealing methods in 2015 and 2016

NEW YORK — After years of speculation and failed legal arguments, the “Yankees letter” became public before Tuesday’s games began. It confirms that the Yankees’ players used the video replay room to steal signs and decode pitch sequences in 2015 and 2016 and tried to use runners on second base…

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Infamous ‘Yankee Letter’ finally published

NEW YORK — After years of legal wrangling, the infamous Yankee Letter from Rob Manfred to Brian Cashman is now public, with a few redactions. Much of the text of the letter was published by SNY on Tuesday, after the Yankees lost a court ruling aiming to keep it sealed.…

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Dodgers' Clayton Kershaw has a pitching doppelganger in single A

LOS ANGELES — Will Dion was a high school sophomore pitcher in Louisiana struggling to throw strikes when his pitching coach had an idea.

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Astros Place José Altuve on 10-Day IL After Hamstring Injury

The Houston star is not expected to miss much time.

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How MLB Star Replacements Are Doing in 2022

Checking in on the newcomers filling in for stars who left their teams in the offseason, like Carlos Correa and Freddie Freeman.

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Angels come up short in series opener against Astros

HOUSTON — The Angels watched the Houston Astros put on a clinic in small ball and big ball on Monday night.

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Astros show they will still be a factor in the AL West with easy win vs. the Mariners

SEATTLE — The booing has not relented. It remains as vicious as ever, particularly when the veterans associated with the sign-stealing scandal come to the plate. The hatred toward them has yet to subside, and likely won’t for some time. Can a grudge be held forever? Well, baseball fans are…

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Mariners rout Astros 11-1 behind timely hitting and Marco Gonzales’ strong outing in 2022 home opener

SEATTLE — With the pomp, circumstance and routine-upsetting distractions that come with the first home game of the season — regardless of the date — expecting anything beyond chilly temperatures, dry conditions and a packed house might seem a bit foolish.

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Inside the Mind of Juan Soto, MLB’s Best Hitter

The greatest hitting prodigy since Ted Williams conquers baseball’s top pitchers with power, patience and contact.

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Tuesday Baseball DFS: Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton Among Those Worth Playing

Top-tier, mid-tier and value picks for Tuesday's MLB lineup.

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Noah Syndergaard is effective and efficient in debut with Angels, who blank Astros

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Noah Syndergaard stepped onto the Angel Stadium field in bare feet Saturday afternoon, strolling through the outfield grass and around the dirt of a bullpen mound in an effort to soak up negative ions, which are supposed to increase the flow of oxygen to the brain, resulting…

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New pitcher Noah Syndergaard eager to show his progress for Angels, who fall to 0-2

ANAHEIM, Calif. — There’s the muscular 6-foot-6, 242-pound frame, the long blond hair and the nickname that evokes images of a hammer-wielding god who can create thunder and lightning: Thor. New Angels pitcher Noah Syndergaard strikes an imposing figure, and not just on the mound.

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Shohei Ohtani Admits He’s Still Getting Used to the ‘Shohei Ohtani Rule’

The two-way star told reporters he had almost forgotten he began the Angels’ game pitching against the Astros.

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Everything You Need to Know Entering Opening Weekend

Yesterday was an absolute blast, but it was more of an abridged version of Opening Day because there were only seven games. The other 16 teams begin their seasons today, and there are plenty of great matchups to watch. Let’s run through a few of the ones I’m most anticipating,…

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The Angels Finally Have the Pitching to Make Playoffs—Maybe

Yes, the Halos lost to the Astros on Opening Day, but there was something different about the way they lost.

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Shohei Ohtani, Mike Trout can’t save Angels from season-opening loss to Astros

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Anthony Rendon sent a long fly ball into the left-field corner in the seventh inning Thursday night, eliciting a full-throated roar from a sellout crowd of 44,723 in Angel Stadium, and when the right-field scoreboard flashed “HOME RUN,” it appeared the Angels had turned a one-run deficit…

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Angels Star Shohei Ohtani Pictured on TIME Magazine Cover on Opening Day

The reigning American League MVP will have his first career Opening Day start on Thursday.

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Carlos Beltrán on Astros Cheating Scandal: ‘We Did Cross the Line’

Beltrán publicly addressed the Astros sign-stealing scheme for the first time in an interview with YES Network colleague Michael Kay.

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Carlos Beltran opens up about Astros cheating scandal: ‘Looking back today, we were wrong’

It’s been more than two years since the Astros’ cheating scandal became public. It’s been even longer since that 2017 World Series winning team employed their system of electronically (and illegally) stealing opposing teams’ signs and relaying them in real time to their batters.

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Aaron Judge: Yankees ‘can’t take credit’ for not making it to World Series in 2017

DUNEDIN, Fla. — There are no asterisks in the clubhouse or on the field. After Brian Cashman said there should be an asterisk on the Bombers’ 12-year World Series drought because the 2017 Astros cheated, the face of the franchise disagreed.

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Carlos Beltrán Addresses Astros Sign-Stealing Scandal for First Time: ‘We Were Wrong’

The former Houston player opened up about his role in the team’s infamous sign-stealing scheme.

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Don’t listen to Brian Cashman, who wants us to feel pity for the poor Yankees

The Yankees want sympathy. Don't listen to them!

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