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Pat McAfee Opens Up About the ‘Alarming’ Negative Reactions He Got for the ESPN Move

‘I did not expect that many shots to the shins from my own people.’

Sports Illustrated

New York Yankees megastar Aaron Judge responds to Pete Alonso threatening his MLB record

Aaron Judge broke the record for the most home runs in a single season in the American League and there is talk that it could be beaten again this year

Daily Mirror

‘Incredible skill set’: Cubs react to Christopher Morel’s scorching start to the season

Morel extended his home-run streak to five games Tuesday against the Mets, something no Cubs player had achieved in his lifetime. The streak ended Wednesday.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Michael Cunningham: Braves slugger Ronald Acuña Jr. is a superstar again

There was a time when I wondered whether we ever would see the 2019 version of Ronald Acuña Jr. again. He’d been very good since then, but I’m talking about the Acuña who put up MVP-level production over an entire season. The start of the pandemic in 2020 and power-and-speed…

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SI:AM | The Celtics Responded

Their defense stepped up to tie the series.

Sports Illustrated

Looking back on the night Hank Aaron made baseball history

Let’s celebrate Aaron 49 years after he broke Babe Ruth’s home-run record by hitting No. 715.

Chicago Sun-Times

Eddie Hearn, Conor Benn and the poison at the heart of British boxing

Promoter’s determination to press ahead with Middle East bout is inexcusable. Surely boxing has become a mockery if Benn plans to fight again without fully clearing his name?

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Is Eloy Jimenez a story of greatness delayed?

Injuries have derailed Jimenez on the road to superstardom, but, at 26, the White Sox slugger is still young and supremely confident.

Chicago Sun-Times

Julio Rodriguez Is the Perfect Star for the New Baseball

Want a quicker, more athletic, way more entertaining game? Let the J-Rod Show roll.

Sports Illustrated

Tom Krasovic: Padres offense inspires bright forecasts as Petco Park's worst clouds have lifted

If experts' forecasts hold true, the 2023 Padres will get fatigued from circling the basepaths.

Tribune News Service

ESPN’s Jalen Rose Woos Bronny James to Michigan

With Bronny James ranked among the top players in the 2024 class, Rose puts the full-court press on.

Sports Illustrated

Baseball quiz: The Match Game

Here’s a new spin on the celebrated show — without all the raciness.

Chicago Sun-Times

Every MLB: The Show cover star since 1997

Let's look at every MLB: The Show cover athlete from the past two and a half decades.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bill Madden: We are making the selection of Hall of Famers way too complicated

NEW YORK — The Baseball Writers’ Association election of Scott Rolen to the Hall of Fame this week created a goodly share of controversy and consternation among the baseball populace, and once again it got me to wonder why it’s become so complicated.

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Paul Zeise: Feel-good stories and prospect progress are nice, but the Pirates need to win

PITTSBURGH — The news that Andrew McCutchen had signed with the Pirates was incredible and predictably and rightfully was received with open arms and enthusiasm from fans and observers of all shapes and sizes and from all corners of Pirates nation.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Baseball Hall of Fame remains one of the silliest things in all of sports

It remains hard to take this museum all too seriously.

The Independent UK

Beltré, Mauer eligible for Hall of Fame in next year's vote

Scott Rolen is headed to the Hall of Fame

USA Today Sports Media Group

MLB fans fumed over a Hall of Fame voting process that inexplicably saw just 1 player picked

Baseball Hall of Fame gonna Baseball Hall of Fame.

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Tom Verducci’s 2023 Baseball Hall of Fame Ballot

New inductee Scott Rolen is one of four players who received Verducci’s vote.

Tribune News Service

Ron Cook: Here's why I submitted another blank ballot for the Baseball Hall of Fame

The Baseball Writers Association of America will reveal its voting results Tuesday night for the 2023 Hall of Fame class. There is a good chance that, for the second time in three years, no player will get the necessary 75% of the votes to be inducted. In 2022, only David…

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: Another Baseball Hall of Fame ballot means another debate about whether cheaters deserve entrance

Last month in San Diego, the Contemporary Era committee of the Baseball Hall of Fame met to consider candidates overlooked by the Baseball Writers’ Association of America.

Chicago Tribune

Commentary: Could AI help decide Baseball Hall of Fame inductees?

On Tuesday, the new members of the Baseball Hall of Fame will be announced, and the debate will ensue as to who does or does not belong, who has been unjustifiably snubbed and how banned substances should be factored into the decision. Around 400 sports writers determine who will be…

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: The Sammy Sosa debate isn’t going away for Chicago Cubs fans and ownership. Is a reunion possible?

If it isn’t obvious by now that Tom Ricketts wants no part of a Sammy Sosa reunion, I don’t know what else the Chicago Cubs chairman can say to end the discussion.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs great Ryne Sandberg statue set to join fellow Hall of Famers on Gallagher Way

The statue is set to be unveiled in 2024, president of business operations Crane Kenney said at Cubs Convention.

Tribune News Service

Bill Madden: With weak Hall of Fame ballot, MLB looking at another shutout

NEW YORK — One year after having washed their hands of Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens and Curt Schilling, the Baseball Writers Association is faced with one of the weakest Hall of Fame ballots in recent memory — and when it’s all said and done come Jan. 24 there may well…

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