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Gerrit Cole dominant as Yankees beat Mariners to end 4-game skid

NEW YORK — The Yankees’ offense didn’t exactly experience some kind of breakthrough Tuesday night.

Newsday

Former Cubs pitcher George Frazier dies at age 68

He appeared in the 1981 World Series with the New York Yankees and helped the Cubs win their first division title in 1984 before becoming a world champion with the Minnesota Twins in 1987.

Chicago Sun-Times

Patrick Reusse: Twins fail in many ways — and it starts with the deals they’ve done

Major League Baseball decided to bring more excitement to its product by playing with an enlarged golf ball for the 2019 season. The Twins took advantage of this by hitting an all-time record 307 home runs and winning 101 games in the regular season.

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World Series Champion and Longtime Broadcaster George Frazier Has Died

He was a longtime pitcher who won a World Series with the Twins in 1987.

Sports Illustrated

7 ridiculous Luis Arraez stats now that he’s hitting .400 (!!!)

Luis Arraez is having an unreal season.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Verdugo’s bases-clearing triple helps Red Sox beat Twins 9-3, win fifth straight

Jovani Moran is probably sick of seeing Alex Verdugo at this point.

Boston Herald

Tigers post comeback win over Royals on Carpenter's 3-run homer in seventh inning

DETROIT — It was looking like the Tigers were going to get beat by a starting pitcher who had amassed the most losses (11) and allowed the most earned runs (61) in baseball Monday night.

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Jim Souhan: Just the FAQs. 10 questions after a bad weekend of baseball

Here are the Twins' FAQs of life, following another loss to Detroit on Sunday:

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Big inning, bullpen boost Tigers in 6-4 victory over Twins

MINNEAPOLIS — Mickey Lolich probably just rolled his eyes.

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Twins squeak past Tigers with six pitchers, just enough offense and big play on defense

MINNEAPOLIS — The most perfect strike thrown by a Twins player on Saturday — and there were a lot of good ones — was unleashed by Carlos Correa, a spin-and-fire one-hopper from short left field that turned the Tigers' lone scoring chance into an inning-ending out.

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Tigers' offense erupts with Báez, Vierling leading the way in 7-1 win against Twins

MINNEAPOLIS — Baseball is stupid, as Eric Haase once famously said.

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Tigers rally for 8-4 win in series opener against division-leading Twins

MINNEAPOLIS — The Tigers were walking a shaky tightrope coming into this series with the Central Division-leading Twins.

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Twins' one big inning enough to complete sweep of Brewers

MINNEAPOLIS — Twins hitters sensed something clicked with their offense last weekend in Toronto, though they have different ways of describing it.

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Twins Catcher Christian Vazquez Got Hit by Foul Ball in a Painful Place and MLB Fans Felt Awful for Him

This looked like a bad time.

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Cavinder Twins Post Lengthy Response to 'Sexist' Story on their NIL Success

They thought a "woman ran news outlet" wouldn't do this.

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Correa’s walk-off blast caps Twins stunning rally to top Brewers 7-5

MINNEAPOLIS — Carlos Correa had his first signature moment with the Twins when he hit a go-ahead grand slam in Toronto last weekend, and he brought his encore to Target Field.

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Jim Souhan: Pablo López, Luis Arraez and the lingering fear of David Ortiz

Twins fans are familiar with FOMO — the fear of missing out. Particularly when it comes to playoff victories over, oh, the last 20 years.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox playing better, but manager Pedro Grifol not getting ahead of himself

‘‘Why would I care about the playoffs right now when we’ve gotta worry about us and getting back to where we need to be as a team?’’ Grifol asked.

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Twins pitcher Bailey Ober was allowed to stay in game despite evidently getting caught with sticky substances

Umpires are just making up rules now.

Sports Illustrated

Guardians Pitcher Couldn’t Believe Umpire Forgot the Count

How hard is it to count to three?

Sports Illustrated

Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: The Red-Hot Prospect You Need to Pick Up Now

Gets your bids in for an electric player who is building buzz in the Cincinnati farm system. He could be called up any day.

Sports Illustrated

MLB Pitcher Made a Very Sticky Mistake During Dugout Meltdown

That’s not water he poured on his head.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox GM Hahn: We still have a lot of work to do

It’s too soon for the White Sox to determine buy or sell status before the trade deadline.

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: Are the Chicago White Sox back in business in baseball’s most forgiving division?

Major League Baseball expanded its postseason from 10 to 12 teams last year with the addition of a third wild-card entrant in each league, then adopted a 2023 schedule in which every team plays at least one series against all 29 other teams.

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Jim Souhan: As injuries hit Twins, Correa says abusing bodies is ‘just part of the game’

The Twins' 2023 season is being hamstrung by hamstrings, and other ailing body parts.

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