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Pasquantino homers in 10th, but Royals still lose on walk-off to Blue Jays

TORONTO — Kansas City Royals rookie slugger Vinnie Pasquantino had blistered baseballs to the warning track multiple times and to different parts of the field in Rogers Centre the previous night. He smoked baseballs, but came away with nothing to show for it.

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Helene Elliott: Clayton Kershaw deserves his perfect moment as an All-Star starter at Dodger Stadium

LOS ANGELES — Clayton Kershaw's eight-inning, six-strikeout performance against the Angels on Friday was imperfect, but it was perfect in its excellence and efficiency and the enthralling drama he created on a warm summer night that was made for baseball and generous dashes of the improbable.

Los Angeles Times

Baseball quiz: Hey now, you’re an All-Star!

How much knowledge do you have about the Midsummer Classic? The results won’t lie.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Q&A: Rob Manfred on Trevor Bauer, payroll disparity, rule changes and TV blackouts

NEW YORK — On July 8, 1980, the day of the last All-Star Game played at Dodger Stadium, the No. 1 song in America was Paul McCartney’s “Coming Up.”

Los Angeles Times

Bill Shaikin: Rob Manfred says MLB antitrust exemption has one 'meaningful' use. Here's what it is.

NEW YORK — To baseball fans across America, the time-honored cry of summer is this: Kill the ump!

Los Angeles Times

Major League Baseball agrees to pay minor leaguers $185 million to settle lawsuit

As Major League Baseball agreed to pay $185 million to settle a lawsuit alleging the league had violated federal wage laws in compensating minor leaguers, an advocacy group called the settlement a "first step" toward overhauling the minor league pay structure.

Los Angeles Times

Baltimore leaders, youth convene for ‘Squeegee Collaborative’ following deadly clash

BALTIMORE — In the wake of a deadly altercation between a man wielding a baseball bat and a group of squeegee workers, Baltimore business leaders convened with city youth this week to discuss solutions to the persistent tension surrounding their street-corner presence.

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MLB Home Run Derby X knocks it out the park for fans after London debut

The unique MLB Home Run Derby X event took place at Crystal Palace Park last weekend as - just for the day, at least - America's National Pastime went British

Daily Mirror

Baseball World Reacts to Royals Winning While Down 10 Players

Some fans referred to Thursday night’s team as the “JV” version of the team.

Sports Illustrated

Inside Matt Carpenter’s Revival With the Yankees

Two months ago he was ready to say goodbye to the game. Now he’s a key piece on the best team in baseball.

Sports Illustrated

‘A League of Their Own’ Endures Because It’s Personal

As the film passes its 30th anniversary and the new series awaits its premiere on Amazon Prime Video next month, the material feels as resonant as ever.

Sports Illustrated

In Venezuela, cars catch fire as maintenance becomes unaffordable

Baseball coach Adolfo Alvarez was traveling to a game with a group of children and their parents toward Venezuela´s northwestern city of Maracaibo, when the bus' engine suddenly caught fire.

Reuters

Shooting suspect Yamagami experienced downward spiral over years

The graduation album of a public high school in Nara Prefecture contains a photograph of a cheer-squad member supporting his team at the National Invitational High School Baseball Tournament held at Koshien Stadium in the spring of 1998. The stand was almost full that day as the cheering teenager waved…

The Japan News/Yomiuri

Man discovers disturbing feature while house hunting as he shares baffling photo

Dan Ilic came across a bizarre sketch of retired Australian politician Christopher Pyne covered in tattoos and holding a baseball bat while viewing a property last week

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Baseball's cathedral: At 60, Dodger Stadium has never looked better

LOS ANGELES — The tour starts at Section 1. At the top of Dodger Stadium. Where the mountainous backdrop, picturesque playing surface and 56,000 seats all come into view.

Los Angeles Times

Their shining moment quickly faded. The story of the 1980 All-Star Game starting pitchers.

LOS ANGELES — The way the clouds never formed in an ocean blue sky, the way the afternoon sun hit the San Gabriel Mountains, the way one of baseball's truest cathedrals was dropped right into the center of it — this was Dodger Stadium at its heavenliest.

Liverpool Echo

Everton players watch on as Leon Osman throws first pitch ahead of Major League Baseball game

Former Everton player Leon Osman threw out the ceremonial first pitch at Washington Nationals as current members of the Blues squad looked on

Los Angeles Times

All-Star snubs Freddie Freeman, Will Smith punish Cardinals in Dodgers’ 4-0 win

ST. LOUIS — They were two of baseball’s biggest All-Star snubs.

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Bill Plaschke: Attending a game at marvelous Dodger Stadium is a maddening experience

LOS ANGELES — For one shining night it will be baseball's national treasure, a temple filled with history and beauty and stars.

Sports Illustrated

Officer Removed as Youth Coach After Postgame Handshake Incident

Texas sergeant was removed from his coaching role after aggressively interacting with opposing players on a 9-and-under team.

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Man jailed for DV murder with bat, knife

A Sydney man who was subject to an ADVO when he attacked his terrified ex-partner with a knife and a baseball bat has been jailed for her murder

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15-year-old charged with murder in encounter between bat-wielding man and squeegee workers in Baltimore

BALTIMORE — Baltimore police arrested a 15-year-old boy Thursday in connection to last week’s fatal Inner Harbor shooting where a baseball bat-wielding man confronted a group of squeegee workers.

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Rays’ Shane McClanahan furthers All-Star starter bid in win over Red Sox

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — If American League/Astros manager Dusty Baker or Major League Baseball officials somehow need any more convincing that Shane McClanahan deserves to start next week’s All-Star Game, he gave it to them Wednesday.

Sports Illustrated

Unvaccinated Royals Lay Bare Their Lack of Commitment

Ten Royals will miss a series in Toronto due to their unwillingness to get vaccinated against COVID-19. Their ignorance is hurting themselves and their team.

Los Angeles Times

Angels' Mike Trout susceptible again to high fastballs. What is going on?

Three times Mike Trout strode to the plate against Houston pitcher Jose Urquidy on July 2, and three times he returned to the dugout in frustration, the Angels star striking out on three pitches in each at-bat, the equivalent of an immaculate inning by the Astros right-hander against one of…

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