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Mark Appel was once a can’t-miss prospect. Nine years later, the Phillies could finally make him a major leaguer.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. — Mark Appel knows people think he’s crazy. The right-handed pitcher was the first overall pick of a draft that produced Aaron Judge, Cody Bellinger, and Kris Bryant. That draft was nine years ago. Judge is a three-time All-Star. Bellinger was the 2019 National League MVP. Bryant helped…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Lanarkshire musician stabbed and battered with baseball bat after Facebook noise row

Jordan Gray and Alasdair Gray were jailed at the High Court in Glasgow yesterday for the horrific attack on Scott Moran that left him unlikely to regain full use of one of his arms.

Glasgow Live

Jackie Bradley Jr., Garrett Whitlock lead Red Sox over Reds to finish homestand

BOSTON — The Red Sox were encouraged by a better month of May that put them within sniffing distance of the three-team wild card race, but even as they finally emerged to become one of the best offenses in baseball, inconsistency as a whole followed them.

Boston Herald

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Derek Jeter Finally Joins Twitter, Instagram: Is It Just To Promote His ESPN Series?

One of the greatest baseball players of the past 40 years joined several social media platforms Tuesday. Was the move him wanting to interact with his fan base or a way to promote his new docuseries?

Benzinga

White Sox, Astros added to ESPN Sunday Night Baseball schedule

White Sox and Astros game in Houston on June 19 has been switched from an afternoon game to a 6:08 p.m. start.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Supreme Court ruled against a Baltimore baseball team 100 years ago, leading to MLB’s current antitrust exemption

BALTIMORE — More than a dozen men gathered for a banquet at Baltimore’s Belvedere Hotel in March 1914, and though they were set to embark into challenging, uncharted territory, they were brash and confident. The men were the stakeholders of the new Federal League — a rival to the established…

Tribune News Service

SF Giants use extras to beat Phillies for second straight game

PHILADELPHIA — After needing extra innings only three times in their first 46 games, the Giants played extra baseball Tuesday night for the second time in as many games with the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park.

Tribune News Service

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Ex-Mets manager Mickey Callaway fired by Mexican League team

Mickey Callaway has lost yet another managing job in baseball.

Tribune News Service

Ronald Acuña Jr. casually threw a baseball into the stands from across the field and fans were in awe

How is that possible?

USA Today Sports Media Group

This might be the coolest angle of a barehanded scoop and throw that we’ve ever seen

Baseball is beautiful.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Astros Shortstop Jeremy Peña Is MLB’s Most Professional Rookie

Houston’s youngster has the tall task of replacing a franchise icon. So far, he’s doing just fine.

Sports Illustrated

His dad was a cop in the Bronx, but it was baseball that saved Andrew Velazquez

Andrew Velazquez was a teenager in the Bronx, New York, when he reached a crossroads in life, with one track leading toward a potential future in baseball and the other down a path of possible destruction.

Los Angeles Times

Jim Souhan: Twins’ anti-vaxxers putting team in bind

MINNEAPOLIS — Derek Falvey, the Twins' president of baseball operations, said he won't pass judgment on his unvaccinated players.

Tribune News Service

Gabe Kapler: MLB’s liberal jock in America’s most conservative league

The Giants manager boycotted the national anthem after recent mass shootings. He is somewhat of a rarity in baseball, a sport not noted for its progressive values

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Air Force Baseball: Falcons Headed To Austin For Texas Regional

The Falcons clinched their first Mountain West baseball title ever and now head deep into the heart of Texas for its NCAA regional.

Sports Illustrated

Welcome Back to the New Normal, Hitters

This season the home run rate has taken its biggest drop in 34 years, but baseball is not on its way to another Deadball Era.

The Orange County Register

Jim Alexander: Getting hip to baseball on Route 66

The lyrics might only be familiar to those of a certain age.

AAP

Trial for 2010 baseball bat murder accused

Bruce Anthony Coss, accused of murdering northern NSW man Darren Royce Willis, admits the pair often argued but denies murdering him with a baseball bat.

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Bryce Miller: Trio of moments save highwire-walking Padres in extra innings versus Pirates

It seems the Padres' penchant for living a baseball life with win-loss margins as thin as Rodeo Drive packing tissue owns a fresh and fitting color.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Baseball fans uncovered the GIF that sparked Tommy Pham’s slap of Joc Pederson

Amazing.

Inverse

'MLB The Show 22' review: The biggest trend in sports games needs to end

Sony's annual pro baseball video game offers too little in the way of innovation to make it stand out against last year.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Joc Pederson brought receipts from his fantasy football dispute with Tommy Pham and it’s all so amazing

This is the most ridiculous baseball story and we love it.

Tribune News Service

Bill Madden: Time to sell! The 5 worst owners in baseball.

NEW YORK — Now that we don’t have the Wilpons to kick around anymore, for the first time in a long time New York baseball fans can be thankful for two of the most committed owners in the sport in Steve Cohen and Hal Steinbrenner. If only this was the…

Chicago Sun-Times

How to label Cubs rebuild? Jed Hoyer says ‘that’s your decision’

Cubs president of baseball operations Jed Hoyer was introspective on the subject of transparency as the Cubs and White Sox opened a two-game series.

Tribune News Service

More details, fallout emerge from Tommy Pham’s slap of Giants’ Joc Pederson

CINCINNATI — More details and fallout of Tommy Pham’s slap heard ’round the baseball world emerged Saturday in the lead up to the Giants’ second game here at Great American Ballpark.

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