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Twins lose a pitcher and manager before losing to Astros

HOUSTON — Benches cleared and Twins and Astros players glowered at one another Tuesday night after Jose Altuve was hit by a pitch, but mostly everyone kept the tempers in check.

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MLB umpires have some explaining to do after bizarrely tossing Twins manager for visiting the mound

Rocco Baldelli was absolutely LIVID here.

USA Today Sports Media Group

‘Just a brutal day’: White Sox close homestand with 21-5 loss to Astros, settling for 4-game split

CHICAGO — The Chicago White Sox had an opportunity to inch closer to first place ahead of a big series against the division-leading Guardians in Cleveland.

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White Sox come back for another victory against Astros

Gavin Sheets’ two-run pinch double in the seventh and Yoan Moncada’s go-ahead single in the eighth propelled the Sox to their fifth victory in a row.

Chicago Sun-Times

Mancini Trade Is Cruel Reminder That Orioles’ Rebuild Isn’t Over

The most beloved face of Baltimore’s ruthless teardown is now playing for the Astros.

Sports Illustrated

Mariners can’t find series-ending win vs. Astros, fall in 10th inning

HOUSTON — With their two best hitters out of the lineup because of injury, a rookie starting pitcher operating under a shortened pitch limit and a bullpen overworked over a brutal four-game series at Minute Maid Park, the Mariners had a chance to end the season series with their American…

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The Astros had a brilliant answer to the Mariners hitting Jose Altuve on the first pitch

Now, THAT is how you respond.

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Robbie Ray struggles against Astros again as they win fifth straight vs. Mariners

HOUSTON — Maybe it’s presumptive to think of it as a potential problem since planning for postseason pitching hasn’t really been a consideration since Lou Piniella was still wearing a uniform and gas was around $1.65 a gallon.

Tribune News Service

Mariners go from 14-game win streak to 3-game losing streak after sweep by Astros

SEATTLE — At 1:10 p.m. on what was a perfect afternoon for baseball at T-Mobile Park, Robbie Ray fired his first pitch of the game to Jose Altuve.

Tribune News Service

Mariners can’t solve Astros ace Justin Verlander in second straight loss out of All-Star break

SEATTLE — From 14 consecutive wins to back-to-back losses, the day-to-day variance of baseball makes the latter so unique and the former typical. Obviously, the Mariners were going to lose a game at some point in the second “half” of the 2022 season and the winning streak would end.

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Here comes baseball’s second half

Trade deadline intrigue, Mariners’ surge, Central races among top storylines

Chicago Sun-Times

Carlos Carrasco, Mets pummeled by Astros

NEW YORK — The first round of boos was directed toward Jose Altuve, a face of the 2017 Astros, the most reviled team in recent baseball history, when he stepped to the plate to begin the game Tuesday night.

Newsday

Aaron Judge’s walk-off homer gives Yankees 6-3 win over Astros as Bombers bats finally show up

NEW YORK 1 It nearly happened again.

Tribune News Service

Aaron Judge's walk-off single completes Yanks' comeback win over Astros

NEW YORK — Jose Altuve stepped into the batter’s box, ready to lead off the game. Chants and very loud boos spilled from the stands at Yankee Stadium. But the boos quickly turned to cheers after Jameson Taillon drilled the seven-time All-Star in the elbow guard with his third pitch.

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Bullpen continues to be problem as Mets fall to Astros

HOUSTON — With six weeks till the trade deadline, perusing the Mets’ roster and trying to find the weak spots they should shore up is an exercise in observing the obvious.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox, Johnny Cueto roll to 7-0 victory against Astros

The Sox finally defeated the Astros in Houston to even the series.

Miami Herald

Despite Bryan De La Cruz home run, Miami Marlins drop series finale to Houston Astros

HOUSTON — The Miami Marlins’ chance for a series sweep against one of MLB’s top teams this season fell short.

Tribune News Service

Mariners score rare series win in Houston, return home after 6-3 road trip

HOUSTON — The Mariners are returning home triumphantly.

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Justin Verlander strikes out 12, ends M’s two-game winning streak

HOUSTON — Astros ace Justin Verlander struck back Tuesday night.

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Athletics, Blackburn overpowered by Alvarez and Astros

OAKLAND, Calif. — Paul Blackburn has been the Athletics’ most consistent starting pitcher this season, but even he couldn’t prevent a 5-1 loss to the Houston Astros Monday at the Coliseum.

Sports Illustrated

‘Manchester United Are Rubbish’ Ticker Update Leads to Absurd Apology

A BBC anchor offered a detailed apology after a trainee sent out the soccer message.

Boston Herald

Nick Pivetta delivers dominant complete game as Red Sox win first home series of season

BOSTON — Nick Pivetta is known to get emotional after big moments, and on Wednesday night, he deserved to get a little bit fired up. After striking out Yuli Gurriel to end the seventh, Pivetta walked off the mound with a scream and a pounding of his chest.

Tribune News Service

Tigers waste Candelario's dramatic 9th-inning homer, lose opener 3-2 in Houston

HOUSTON — For 8.2 innings and two strikes, the Tigers' lay dormant at the hands of Houston Astros pitching.

Tribune News Service

John Romano: The slightly unhinged case for Wander Franco and 3,000 hits

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — So here’s a crazy thought:

Los Angeles Times

New pitcher Noah Syndergaard eager to show his progress for Angels, who fall to 0-2

ANAHEIM, Calif. — There’s the muscular 6-foot-6, 242-pound frame, the long blond hair and the nickname that evokes images of a hammer-wielding god who can create thunder and lightning: Thor. New Angels pitcher Noah Syndergaard strikes an imposing figure, and not just on the mound.

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