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SI:AM | The Angels Are in Freefall

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

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Darvish dominates, Padres soundly beat Mets

SAN DIEGO — The San Diego Padres were reminded again Tuesday what is possible.

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Mets Lose Two More Stars as Alonso, Marte Leave Game Injured

Yu Darvish hit three players with pitches Tuesday night, one of which caused Mets slugger Pete Alonso to depart with a hand injury.

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Bill Shaikin: In firing Joe Maddon, Angels GM Perry Minasian has put all the pressure on himself

LOS ANGELES — The New York Mets are next on the Angels’ schedule. The Dodgers follow.

Los Angeles Times

Michael Cunningham: Braves show some life, but I need to see more to believe it

The Braves won five consecutive games through Sunday to finally push their record above break-even. They pitched, hit and defended well at the same time. They’re getting healthier. The three major statistical projections agree the Braves are no worse than a 50-50 shot to make the playoffs.

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Mets’ Eduardo Escobar hits for cycle in win over the Padres

“This is a great moment. It’s unbelievable,” the 33-year-old third baseman said. “It’s hard hitting the cycle at this level. Today’s a special night for me. Most important is the win.”

Chicago Sun-Times

The Mets’ booth had the most ridiculous NSFW-ish talk about strokes that had them in stitches

Oh my.

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Snell own worst enemy, Escobar hits for cycle as Mets down Padres

As Padres manager Bob Melvin laid out the expectations as Blake Snell settled back into the Padres’ rotation, a caveat was implied all along.

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Matthew Roberson: These Mets are built not to collapse

Each series win, each perfectly executed managerial move by Buck Showalter, each test that they pass against the game’s best teams continues to give credence to an idea that has been very foreign to their fans for years.

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Dylan Hernández: Dodgers' frontline pitching shortcomings could sabotage World Series aspirations

The manager wasn't to blame this time. The front office wasn't either.

Los Angeles Times

Fantasy Notebook: Bryce Harper Gets Hot, Takes Shot at Joe Girardi

Phillies slugger hints that new manager means more opportunities for Bryson Stott and other younger players.

Sports Illustrated

Mets rally late and pull off series split against Dodgers

LOS ANGELES – The Mets tried to accomplish a series split against the Dodgers by doing something old and doing something new. The old: rallying late, coming back and taking the lead. The new: Buck Showalter using his closer in the eighth inning, rather than the ninth, to face the…

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Umpires Don’t Allow Dodgers to Use Position Player as Pitcher

Dave Roberts tried to avoid using a reliever despite down one less run than the rule allows.

Sports Illustrated

Bill Madden: Joe Girardi couldn’t manage his way out of the mess in Philly

NEW YORK — For two former Yankees managers, the month of May wrought contrasting fortunes, leaving Buck Showalter sitting pretty in first place with the largest lead on June 1 of any Mets team in history — at the same time, Joe Girardi’s seat got hotter and hotter until Friday…

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Walker Buehler’s woes continue with career-short start as Dodgers fall to Mets

LOS ANGELES — Earlier in the week, Walker Buehler chucked his glove in anger when he reached the dugout.

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Mets ace Jacob deGrom throws first bullpen since being sidelined with right shoulder injury

LOS ANGELES — Nothing like encouraging Jacob deGrom news to quell the disappointment of the Mets’ start to their Dodgers series.

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Mets' Scherzer bit by his dog on throwing hand while on injured list

LOS ANGELES — The Mets are Metsing again.

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Report: Mets’ Max Scherzer Bitten By Dog on Throwing Hand

New York’s bizarre injury week continues.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Curtis Granderson finds chemistry with his new team on TBS’ baseball coverage

Granderson, who grew up in Lynwood and played at UIC, will be on the pre- and postgame shows Tuesday with fellow analysts Pedro Martinez and Jimmy Rollins and host Lauren Shehadi for the White Sox’ game against the Dodgers.

Los Angeles Times

Zach McKinstry makes a memorable return for Dodgers in win over Mets

LOS ANGELES — Entering this weekend, Zach McKinstry had made four trips to and from Oklahoma City this season, but only one trip to the plate in a big-league game.

Sports Illustrated

It’s Getting Late Early for the Free-Falling Phillies

They are using the turnarounds of recent World Series winners as inspiration, but this once-promising team is in bad shape.

Los Angeles Times

Tony Gonsolin effective as Dodgers blank resurgent Mets

LOS ANGELES — When he bought the New York Mets two offseasons ago, billionaire owner Steve Cohen cited the Los Angeles Dodgers as an organization to emulate, eager to model his own club after the heavy-spending, consistently-winning, big-market behemoth on the opposite coast.

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Jacob deGrom doesn't travel with Mets on road trip, Tylor Megill progressing

LOS ANGELES — In a change of publicly stated plans, Jacob deGrom is continuing his rehab back in New York rather than with the Mets on their tour of Southern California.

Sports Illustrated

Francisco Lindor Out of Mets Lineup After Freak Finger Injury

The shortstop injured himself in his hotel room ahead of Thursday’s game.

Tribune News Service

Francisco Lindor out of Mets lineup against Dodgers after shutting hotel doors on middle finger

LOS ANGELES—Forget thumbs. That was so last year. This season, Francisco Lindor’s middle finger is making headlines.

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