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Blue Jays starter Alek Manoah throws six one-hit innings to shut down Orioles, whose bullpen falters again in 11-1 loss

For several seconds Monday night, right-hander Logan Gillaspie remained hunched over on the edge of the mound, hands on his knees and two more runs on the board. He had entered in the fifth inning with two runners on and the game still close.

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Blue Jays dampen Miggyfest, take series from Tigers with 6-0 win

DETROIT — Up until the fourth inning Sunday, this was shaping up as a most memorable day at Comerica Park.

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Tigers' Beau Brieske dazzles for first win; Victor Reyes returns with a bang

DETROIT — Tigers rookie starter Beau Brieske held a 4.93 ERA and 0-5 record through the first eight starts of his major league career, not exactly the warmest welcome into Major League Baseball.

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Luis Arraez's four hits lead the way in Twins' 8-6 victory over Blue Jays

TORONTO — Tyler Duffey nearly blew a five-run lead in the ninth inning, but the Twins hung on for a 8-6 victory on Sunday at Rogers Centre.

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Jose Berrios strikes out career-high 13 in Blue Jays' 12-3 rout of Twins

TORONTO — Jose Berrios had by far his best outing against his former team, striking out 13 Twins over seven strong innings Saturday.

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Twins power their way to series-opening victory in Toronto

TORONTO — The Twins are currently without the services of 18 players on their 40-man roster thanks to the injured list, COVID list and restricted list.

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Kendall Graveman thankful for White Sox’ support

Unvaccinated reliever, who missed three-game series in Toronto, rejoins team.

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3 takeaways from the Chicago White Sox’s 3-game sweep at the hands of the Toronto Blue Jays, including missed chances on offense

José Abreu led off the seventh inning with a single Thursday, extending his hitting streak to 11 games.

Chicago Tribune

Swept in Toronto, White Sox struggling to stay afloat

The Blue Jays extended their win streak to eight; the White Sox fall to three games below .500.

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Upbeat White Sox shortstop Tim Anderson bringing energy, even from the IL

Tim Anderson says he’s feeling good, already increasing work three days after straining groin

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Well-rested White Sox pitcher Michael Kopech set to face Blue Jays

Kopech pushes back against having an innings limit, but “it’s team’s way of looking out for me since I haven’t thrown so much in the past few years. I feel good and I feel ready.”

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Derek Jeter Says Roy Halladay Was the Toughest Pitcher He Faced

The 14-time All-Star he said struggled to figure out the former Blue Jays and Phillies pitcher.

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White Sox’ baserunning miscue helps Jays preserve 6-5 win

Andrew Vaughn had four hits including a homer and double.

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Nick Castellanos Interrupts Another Serious Moment With Home Run (Video)

He’s making a habit of doing this.

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The Orange County Register

Angels blow two more late leads on their way to their fifth straight loss

ANAHEIM, Calif. — The Angels can do nothing right in the late innings these days.

Los Angeles Times

Shohei Ohtani struggles on the mound in Angels’ loss to Blue Jays

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Vladimir Guerrero Jr. sought out Shohei Ohtani last year during the first day of All-Star game festivities and pantomimed holding a camera. The Toronto Blue Jays slugger wanted a shot with the Angels’ two-way phenom.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Hicks struggles to maintain control in starring role in Cardinals' 8-1 loss to Jays

ST. LOUIS — A tipping point in the Cardinals’ weekslong program to build Jordan Hicks into a starter arrived Tuesday night, and with it came a great reckoning on a big role.

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Goldschmidt's walk-off grand slam lifts Cardinals, 7-3, in 10th inning

ST. LOUIS — The fireworks were just an inning early and a touch dramatic, but not ultimately wrong.

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Marco Gonzales shows he’s still major factor in changing rotation by helping Mariners take down Blue Jays

TORONTO — Back before Logan Gilbert had thrown a professional pitch, while George Kirby was still firing fastballs at Elon University and Robbie Ray was still trying to sort out his mechanics and harness his stuff for other teams to be the pitcher worthy of a $115 million contract, Marco…

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Mariners shut out again, and situation could get worse

TORONTO — As if a lackluster showing at the plate leading to being shutout for the sixth time this season could get worse, the demoralizing sight of shortstop J.P. Crawford limping off the field and going directly into the clubhouse after running gingerly to first base in the ninth inning…

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Pitcher Yusie Kikuchi haunts old team to lead Blue Jays over Mariners 6-2

TORONTO — “They always get better!”

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Rays return home and flash the leather in win against Blue Jays

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Sometimes, it’s easy to overlook how good Tampa Bay plays defense.

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Gleyber Torres plays hero on this day as 3-run homer, 5-RBI day powers Yankees past Blue Jays, 5-3

NEW YORK — Just like the weather, Gleyber Torres is starting to heat up. The Yankees’ second baseman has hit two big home runs in the last four games. Wednesday, it was a three-run shot and he finished with five RBI to power the Bombers past the Blue Jays, 5-3,…

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MLB needs to suspend these two awful umps from Tuesday’s Blue Jays-Yankees game

Enough is enough, MLB. Do something!

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Detmers’s No-No Lends a Sense of Magic to Angels’ Season

Angels lefty Reid Detmers tossed a no-hitter in his 11th career start Monday. He’s part of an improved pitching staff that could send Los Angeles to the playoffs.

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