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Paul Sullivan: Tony La Russa’s intentional walk call generates disdain and makes White Sox the talk of baseball

CHICAGO — Former Cleveland President Gabe Paul once quipped that “a manager really gets paid for how much he suffers.”

Chicago Tribune

Manny Machado Is Letting His Play Do the Talking

The Padres’ third baseman is better than ever and done playing the villain.

Sports Illustrated

Bill Plaschke: 'Billfish Forever!' Celebrating Andrew Ladores, the toughest Gator and a loyal friend.

LOS ANGELES — Our first conversation was about sports.

Los Angeles Times

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'Humble' Prince William hailed for selling The Big Issue days after Queen's Jubilee

The Duke of Cambridge, dressed in the publication's red gilet and baseball cap, was seen in London selling 'piles' of copies in Westminster with the public left stunned

Daily Mirror

Fields Blasts Home Run During Batting Practice at Wrigley Field

The 23-year-old played baseball in high school, but gave up the sport to focus on his football career.

Sports Illustrated

Minor League Baseball Announcer Makes Pitch to Succeed John Sterling

Joey Zanaboni believes he should be the next voice of the Yankees.

Sports Illustrated

Prince William spotted selling Big Issue on street as royal fans praise 'humble' work

The Duke of Cambridge donned the magazine's red gilet and baseball cap and was hard at work selling copies in Westminster when he was spotted in a "silent gesture" days after the Platinum Jubilee

Daily Mirror

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Chris Biderman: Warning and a blessing: Golf is the best-worst thing to ever happen during the pandemic

Late comedy icon Robin Williams once joked that they called it a “stroke” in golf because that’s what golfers thought they were having when they missed a shot.

Tribune News Service

Paul Sullivan: Fire Tony La Russa? Not happening, so White Sox fans need to learn to deal with it.

CHICAGO — Chicago White Sox manager Tony La Russa had a long talk during batting practice Tuesday with the man who controls his fate.

Chicago Tribune

Ronald Acuña Jr. says he’s going to continue with Trae Young and LeBron celebrations after home runs

He's so good for baseball.

USA Today Sports Media Group

How Mo’Ne Davis’s SI Cover Came to Be

Photographer Al Tielemans sensed the local youth baseball player could become a star.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Angels Are in Freefall

Joe Maddon’s head was the first to roll but the problems don’t stop there.

Sports Illustrated

Paul Sullivan: 40 years in the booth: White Sox broadcaster Steve Stone celebrates his anniversary with an unplugged conversation

CHICAGO — Steve Stone tweeted some positive news Sunday about a sub-.500 Chicago White Sox team battling through injuries and underachieving players.

Chicago Tribune

Bohm and newly-arrived Vierling power Phils to fifth straight win, 3-2, with 9th-inning homers off Brewers ace Hader

MILWAUKEE — Just when you thought the Phillies had run out of ninth-inning magic, or that they left Rob Thomson’s pixie dust at home, they recorded their most improbable victory of the season against the most unhittable closer in baseball.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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Five home runs lift Orioles to 9-3 win over Cubs in Brandon Hyde’s first game managing vs. former club

BALTIMORE — The consistent fall of rain in Baltimore perhaps offered some cover, but the first pitch of Tuesday night’s Orioles game and six others that followed made it clear: Summer has arrived early at Camden Yards.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Jeff Gordon: Cardinals could learn from Tampa Bay Rays' personnel successes

The Tampa Bay Rays play in a poorly located, badly outdated domed stadium featuring all the the ambience of a 10-story parking garage.

Boston Herald

Jason Mastrodonato: Red Sox’ starting rotation the reason they’re back over .500

Michael Wacha struck out Mike Trout chasing up the ladder at 95 mph gas in the fourth inning.

The Independent UK

‘Honeytrap’ killer who helped murder 16-year-old lured to death by girlfriend to be freed from prison after 13 years

Shakilus Townsend was beaten with baseball bats and stabbed six times after being ambushed by love rival’s gang in south London

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Los Angeles Times

There's no crying in Prime Video's 'A League of Their Own' reboot teaser

The Rockford Peaches are back and the bases are loaded in Prime Video's new series "A League of Their Own," a remake of Penny Marshall's classic 1992 baseball film.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Another college umpire chased after a batter to stop him from admiring a home run

Let the kids play.

Benzinga

Colorado Avalanche Players Touched The Western Conference Trophy ... Here's Why It Matters

Superstitions are not rare in sports, often time athletes eat the same meal before games or stick to a regimented routine to maintain continuity. Tiger Woods famously only wears red on Sundays, Michael Jordan wore his University of North Carolina college basketball shorts under his Chicago Bulls shorts and slugger…

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Avs Still Look Like the Stanley Cup Favorites

They made quick work of the Oilers and will await the winner of the Rangers-Lightning series.

Sports Illustrated

‘That B---- Was Special’: Rickey Henderson’s Days As a Made Guy

In his new biography of the itinerant speedster, author Howard Bryant captures Henderson’s last cocksure days—a final act like only Rickey could write.

Chicago Sun-Times

Take note of Major League Baseball’s All-Star vote

Baseball by the numbers: Anderson, Robert, Abreu are three White Sox to consider on your ballot.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Warriors Ran Away with Game 2

If there’s one thing we’ve learned over the first two games of the NBA Finals, it’s that both teams are capable of going on runs to completely bury their opponent.

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