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Paul Sullivan: MLB needs to change the definition of a no-hitter and reward the Cincinnati Reds pitchers for making histor

The Cincinnati Reds threw a combined no-hitter against the Pittsburgh Pirates and still lost Sunday, the equivalent of winning the lottery and losing your ticket in the wash.

Chicago Tribune

MLB Power Rankings: The Dodgers Are Finally Dethroned

For the first time all season, we have a new No. 1 team. Plus, two AL West teams enter the top five.

Sports Illustrated

British govt yet to OK Chelsea sale by sanctioned Abramovich

The British government has yet to approve the sale of Premier League club Chelsea to a consortium fronted by Los Angeles Dodgers part-owner Todd Boehly

The Independent UK

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This video of Odubel Herrera swinging and missing at a pitch that sailed between his legs is mesmerizing

Behold... the nutmeg slider!!!

USA Today Sports Media Group

Bill Plaschke: The Curse of Trevor Bauer continues to impact Dodgers

LOS ANGELES — He came here as a Cy Young Award winner. He has since been transformed into a curse.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers rally on Gavin Lux’s walkoff double, snap losing streak

LOS ANGELES — And on the seventh day, the Dodgers wrested … victory from the jaws of a four-game sweep.

Tribune News Service

Bryce Harper homers and doubles against Dodgers for the third game in a row

LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Dodgers took heat for not aggressively pursuing free agent Bryce Harper after the 2018 season. They were flush with money from their TV deal and had yet to splurge on the likes of Mookie Betts, Trevor Bauer and Freddie Freeman.

Los Angeles Times

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Cubs lefty Justin Steele to start Sunday at Diamondbacks

Steele left his last start against the Dodgers a week ago with a sore left thumb.

Chicago Sun-Times

Jackie Robinson was a radical

Robinson was an activist and rebel long before he broke baseball's color line

Salon

Inside the Reds’ Historically Bad Start to the Season

Losing is a collection of tiny, individual tragedies. And so far this season, Cincinnati has done a lot of losing.

Sports Illustrated

Day of Dodgers misfortune ends with 12-10 loss to Phillies in 10 innings

LOS ANGELES — Friday the 13th was not a good day for the Dodgers.

Los Angeles Times

‘Batman and Robin’? How new Cubs hitting coaches complement each other

Cubs hitting coach Greg Brown and assistant hitting coach Johnny Washington joined the club this winter.

Chicago Sun-Times

Dodgers place Clayton Kershaw on injured list

LOS ANGELES — On the day he was supposed to make his sixth start of the season, Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw was instead placed on the injured list with right SI joint inflammation, the team announced.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers stage rally but fall to Phillies as Max Muncy’s horrific slump continues

LOS ANGELES — Hey, Max Muncy, what have you done lately?

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Dylan Hernandez: Sorry, Dodgers fans. Angels are Southern California's most fun team to watch.

LOS ANGELES — There was an unusual notation by Anthony Rendon's name on the Angels' lineup card Wednesday afternoon.

Tribune News Service

Daniel Vogelbach, Pirates out-slug Dodgers for surprising series victory

PITTSBURGH — Daniel Vogelbach finished his swing, dropped his bat and stared toward the Clemente Wall in right field. The Pirates’ designated hitter found a low-and-inside fastball, and he did what many left-handed hitters do with pitches there — pulverized it. No question Vogelbach knew it was gone.

Evening Standard

Meet the Boehlys — the new first family of football

After a tumultuous time for the club, Todd Boehly’s takeover at Chelsea has finally been agreed. So who is the US sports mogul and will Stamford Bridge ever be the same? By James Robson

Tribune News Service

Michael Cunningham: Time to face the possibility the Mets are for real this time

The Mets beat the Phillies the other day by scoring seven runs in the ninth inning. Good for them. At least they have a May memory to cherish before the many blown leads to come. The Mets began Tuesday with a six-game lead in the National League East. Looking forward…

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Pirates dominated, as Dodgers flex their mighty muscles

PITTSBURGH — On Monday, the Pirates played one of their best games of the young season, pitching a gem in a 5-1 win over the perennial powerhouse Los Angeles Dodgers.

Sports Illustrated

Nasty Nestor Cortes Jr. Is Not Your Typical Soft-Tossing Journeyman

The mustachioed lefthander has developed into a frontline starter for a loaded Yankees pitching staff.

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | The Avs Are Making It Look Easy

It’s their Stanley Cup to lose.

Tribune News Service

Starting pitcher finally earns win during Pirates’ banner night against Dodgers

PITTSBURGH — The streak the Pirates had going was equal parts emblematic of their new pitching philosophy and the byproduct of playing sub-.500 baseball. It was also just pretty darn strange. Nearly 30 games, and a starting pitcher didn’t have a single win? Yeah, never happened before.

Sports Illustrated

Raising Arizona: How Brent Strom Is Fixing the Diamondbacks

The 73-year-old pitching whisperer came out of his brief retirement to remake the worst pitching staff in MLB.

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: It might be ‘tough to watch’ at times, but Seiya Suzuki and the Chicago Cubs are trying to stay patient

Seiya Suzuki was a man of few words late Saturday when asked if he ever had experienced anything like playing in the unseasonably cold conditions at Wrigley Field.

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs scratch Marcus Stroman before dropping finale vs. Dodgers for fifth loss in row

Their 7-1 loss Sunday night captured many of the Cubs’ struggles that have led to a 9-18 record. Justin Steele pitched four innings of three-hit ball but left after warming for the fifth with a sore left thumb.

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