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Former Blue Jays starting pitcher Jim Clancy dies at age 69

Former Blue Jays starting pitcher Jim Clancy dies at age 69. Clancy is among the best Blue Jays pitchers of all-time.

The Sports Daily

The Cases For and Against the Baseball Hall of Fame’s First-Time Candidates

Each of the 2025 ballot’s “rookies” deserve recognition, from an all-time legend who could be elected unanimously to the players who may not garner a vote.

Sports Illustrated

Every No-Hitter & Perfect Game in MLB Playoff History

It's an extremely rare feat to accomplish in MLB, let alone in the postseason.

Sports Illustrated

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Albert Pujols & Adam Wainwright on Being Teammates Again at MLB Network

The two former Cardinals spoke to SI about reuniting in sports media, their favorite All-Star game memory, and more.

Sports Illustrated

David Murphy: Baseball's hardline approach to the pitch clock is exactly what it needs to survive

PHILADELPHIA — Gather 'round, kids, and listen to a story about a year called 2011. It was a magical time. There was no TikTok. There was no inflation. There was barely even time itself. Roy Halladay and Cliff Lee were on the mound, and those two worked fast. The Phillies…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Matthew Roberson: For the love of God, Yankees, please let your young players wear real numbers

The Yankees have a problem.

Tribune News Service

SI:AM | One Thing to Watch in Each Wild-Card Series

MLB’s expanded playoffs get underway on Friday with the four wild-card series.

Sports Illustrated

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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.

Sports Illustrated

Marcus Hayes: God guides Phillies pitchers Aaron Nola, Kyle Gibson, and Zach Eflin

PHILADELPHIA — Number Two pitches with a rosary in his back pocket. Number Three broke his arm as a kid, lost baseball, but found himself. Number Four has a tattoo of praying hands on the outside of his left arm, a sacred memorial.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

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