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The Mets Unveiled a Sponsorship Patch With a Hospital, and Twitter Had Jokes

Baseball’s kings of unintentional comedy came through once again, and it’s only April.

Sports Illustrated

Here we go again: It’s April 6, and the Royals have already dug a hole

The umpires gathered near the third-base line, waiting for a replay to determine whether Royals shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. had hooked a baseball on the fair side of the foul pole. And waiting to answer what became the most intriguing, coin-flip question of the opening home stand of the season.

Tribune News Service

La Velle E. Neal III: Another Twins home opener brings hope of long-lasting memories

MINNEAPOLIS — Major League Baseball prefers to schedule an off day after an outdoor team's home opener. In case there's inclement weather, the game can be played later — and in front of what's expected to be a packed stadium.

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Orioles pitcher Grayson Rodriguez has small town roots. His friends and family prove that.

ARLINGTON, Texas — Grayson Rodriguez is not from Houston.

Tribune News Service

High School Baseball: The top 10 RBI leaders of all time

Baseball season is upon us

USA Today Sports Media Group

‘Monster’ walleye catch in Colorado could have set a record

A college baseball pitcher in Colorado has caught a walleye measuring longer than the state record for the species.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Why more Floridians are taking care of someone with dementia

TAMPA, Fla. -- They bonded over a shared love of small business and baseball games in their quiet Iowa town.

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Dave Hyde: Stop the clock! Marlins beat Twins and time as baseball finds answer to endless problem

MIAMI — Hello, and welcome to loanDepot park for the first pitch between — oh, there’s one out! — the Miami Marlins and Minnesota Twins on — that’s two outs! — Wednesday afternoon as we time baseball’s new rule change to … stop the clock!

Tribune News Service

Babe Ruth’s Louisville Slugger Sold at Record Price for a Baseball Bat

A bat used over a century ago by the Sultan of Swat fetched a mammoth number.

Sports Illustrated

Wait, did Jackie Bonds and Josh Demas from 'Love Is Blind' just go out on a date?

Was that Josh Demas and Jackie Bonds spotted in the crowd of a baseball game?!

My Imperfect Life

Joc Pederson hit a ball so hard that it pierced the webbing of Andrew Vaughn’s glove

That is so unlucky.

USA Today Sports Media Group

MLB’s Youngest, Fastest Teams Are Flourishing Under the New Rules

The Diamondbacks’ comeback win vs. the Padres showed that speed may be a coveted resource in baseball’s new era.

Sports Illustrated

Baseball is back and Chicago’s Ira Berkow gives us dozens of tales about ‘Baseball’s Best Ever’

The crack of the bat, the roar of the crowd … the game of baseball, long part of the American landscape and firmly placed in the hearts of millions, is back.

Chicago Tribune

How to watch MLB on TBS Tuesday

MLB on TBS Tuesday is back for another thrilling Major League Baseball season. Here's everything you need to know about weekly matchups.

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The Philadelphia Inquirer

After 40 years, PhanaVision is part of the Phillies ‘show.’ It just got even bigger.

PHILADELPHIA — It poured on the night the Phillies unveiled PhanaVision, delaying the game 40 years ago and perhaps delivering a message from the baseball gods after yet another pillar of the sanctum was destroyed. The Phillies were already playing on fake grass while wearing maroon instead of red and…

Chicago Tribune

Editorial: Baseball’s lollygagging days are over. It’s about time

Pitchers are notorious dawdlers. In between pitches, they aimlessly take a few steps on the mound, move their cap up and down a bit as if appearance counts for something, and perhaps take a quick glance at the baseball. Why, has it changed?

Tribune News Service

Bryan Reynolds, Jason Delay combine to lead Pirates in wild slugfest against Red Sox

BOSTON — The breadth of a baseball season, 162 games in all, allows for these beauties, the back-and-forth, nothing-ever-seems-right affairs. On Monday in Boston, two popups were dropped, a single off first base scored a run, and the Pirates and Red Sox combined for six home runs.

Chicago Sun-Times

Michael Kopech allows five homers as Giants rout White Sox

Kopech’s fastball topped out at 97.1 mph but averaged 94.4, according to Baseball Savant. More discouraging was that the Giants squared all of his home-run pitches with conviction.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs, Sox must get their offenses off the ground

Baseball by the Numbers: Teams have to do a better job of putting more balls in the air.

Los Angeles Times

MLB suspends Angels' Anthony Rendon five games for altercation with fan

Anthony Rendon was suspended five games by Major League Baseball on Monday for an incident with a fan after the Angels' opening-night game.

Sports Illustrated

Report: NBC to Hire Brendan Burke to Work Sunday Morning Baseball

The announcer reportedly replaces Jason Benetti as the main play-by-play broadcaster.

Sports Illustrated

Baseball With New Rules Is Already More Exciting. Here's the Proof.

One weekend into the 2023 season, changes made to speed up the game are bringing much-needed variety to MLB.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Cristian Pache’s glove delightfully has ‘baseball is fun’ stitched into it

What a wholesome reminder about baseball being an awesome game.

AVNetwork

UConn Athletics Pull Double Duty

A new video production control room can produce two live sporting events on campus simultaneously.

The Guardian - US

Local broadcasters are crucial for MLB. Now many are in trouble

One of baseball’s largest broadcasters has filed for bankruptcy. But even with some revenue streams threatened, teams are rising in value

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