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Dodgers come back to win on big night for Jaime Jarrin and Freddie Freeman

LOS ANGELES — How joyful. How fitting. With the Los Angeles Dodgers already having achieved nearly every conceivable regular-season goal — and adding victory No. 110 by the end of the night — Saturday provided an opportunity to honor a broadcaster employed by the franchise for 64 years and a…

Los Angeles Times

Padres celebrate reaching playoffs for seventh time in franchise history

SAN DIEGO —At the end, it was easy.

Tribune News Service

Mets can’t give Max Scherzer much support in 4-2 loss to Braves

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Braves have quite possibly one of the deepest lineups in baseball. The Mets assembled a starting pitching rotation that they believed could counter that lineup.

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Kanye West hides his face before Balenciaga fitting as he risks Kardashian run-in at PFW

The 45-year-old father-of-four was seen holding his black hoody over his face as he tried to shield his identity with a grey baseball cap

Daily Mirror

‘Let’s F—ing Party’: The Mariners Finally End Their 21-Year Playoff Drought

After two decades of bad decisions and bad bounces and bad play, it’s time for Seattle baseball to celebrate again.

Sports Illustrated

The summer goeth before the fall in this week’s baseball quiz

How well do you know how the Cubs and Sox did from June 21 to Sept. 22?

Chicago Sun-Times

How a collector in Florida wound up with Roberto Clemente's most iconic bat

PITTSBURGH — Rob Shelling's vast collection of baseball bats is enough to make any memorabilia junkie drool with jealousy. There's one Babe Ruth swung while cracking a home run in the first MLB All-Star Game in 1933. Another Joe DiMaggio used during his 56-game hitting streak eight years later.

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Jimmy Carter to celebrate 98 with family, friends, baseball

Jimmy Carter, already the longest-living U.S. president in history, will celebrate his 98th birthday Saturday with family and friends in Plains, the tiny Georgia town where he and his wife, 95-year-old Rosalynn, were born

The Independent UK

Jack Flaherty shines, Albert Pujols hits No. 701 as Cardinals clip Pirates, 2-1

ST. LOUIS — While Jack Flaherty had an impressive audition Friday night not only for a postseason roster spot but a chance to be in the rotation in next weekend's first round, Albert Pujols took another step toward the National Baseball Hall of Fame, not that his route wasn’t already…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

SF Giants’ rookie hits grand slam for 1st homer, Rodon retakes strikeout lead in win over Rockies

SAN FRANCISCO — Two grand slams, separated by about 10 minutes but thousands of miles, could change the course of baseball’s playoff race. What’s crazy isn’t the coincidence; it’s the fact that it matters at all.

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Gleefully sex positive "Resident Alien"

There’s no crying in baseball and no shaming in “Resident Alien," which takes a refreshingly candid view of sex

Salon

‘How do we handle failure?’: Jason Heyward addresses split with Cubs, possible reunion

Heyward addressed the media for the first time since Jed Hoyer revealed the team planned to release Heyward before the final year of his $184 million contract.

Chicago Sun-Times

Families brawled with golf clubs and baseball bats as neighbours watched

David and Jack Roach and Brendan and Michael Kennedy all appeared before the courts this morning

Liverpool Echo

Coverage of Aaron Judge’s home-run chase puts Len Kasper’s move to radio in focus

For those who still don’t accept Kasper’s rationale for leaving Cubs TV for White Sox radio nearly two years ago, consider what happened in baseball broadcasting last week.

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Roger Maris Jr. Will Consider Aaron Judge MLB’s HR Record Holder

Maris: “Baseball do the right thing!”

Daily Mirror

Baseball fan left distraught after dropping Aaron Judge home run ball worth $2m

Aaron Judge tied Roger Maris' 61-year-old record with his 61st home run of the season against the Toronto Blue Jays and one fan almost came away with a piece of memorabilia

The Independent UK

World distraught for baseball fan who drops Aaron Judge’s historic home run ball worth $2m

Video showed multiple baseball fans diving for missed opportunity of a lifetime

Sports Illustrated

Twitter Reacts to Maris Jr. Dismissing Barry Bonds Record

He believes that Aaron Judge will have the true home run record if and when he hits No. 62.

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SI:AM | One Step Closer to 62

What are we supposed to make of Aaron Judge’s historic season?

Chicago Sun-Times

Roger Maris Jr. calls Aaron Judge the true home run king

Judge tied the AL record with his 61st homer on Wednesday. Maris Jr. earlier said he considers the home run totals held by Mark McGwire and Barry Bonds to be illegitimate. “I think most people do.”

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Blue Jays fans who just missed Aaron Judge’s 61st home run ball must be sick this morning

These guys just missed a life-changing baseball. Ugh.

Tribune News Service

Mariners snap out of funk long enough to beat Rangers, lower magic number to 3

Maybe it was the “show-and-go” philosophy of their Little League days that helped them remember that no matter the grind and pressure of the marathon season, baseball is still supposed to be fun.

Sports Illustrated

Aaron Judge Makes History, but 61 Is Not the Record

Barry Bonds holds the single-season record, yet what the Yankees star has accomplished is still worth celebrating.

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Stephen A. Smith goes on rant about Aaron Judge being walked: ‘Pitchers, could you have some heart please?’

NEW YORK — Stephen A Smith dug deep in his bag to deliver a rant regarding the Toronto Blue Jays walking Aaron Judge — who is one home run shy of tying the AL single-season record — four times on Tuesday night. Smith was displeased, to say the least, and…

Roll Call

Wayback Wednesday | Scalise returns - Roll Call

This archival photo shows Rep. Steve Scalise returning to the Capitol on Sept. 28, 2017 after being shot during baseball practice that June.

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