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Five-Tool Newsletter: Inside MLB’s Eventful Week

MLB announced this afternoon that it has suspended Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer 324 games, or the length of two full regular seasons, for violating its domestic violence policy. This is the biggest story in baseball today, so I’ll use the beginning of this newsletter to share Stephanie ...

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Inside Anthony Rizzo’s Resurgence With the Yankees

He never thought he would leave the Cubs. But he’s loving it (and slugging it!) in New York.

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Yankees run win streak to 6 after sweeping past error-filled Orioles, 10-5

NEW YORK — As the old saying goes, over the course of a 162-game season, each team wins 54 games, loses 54 games and the remaining 54 could go either way.

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Dennis Young: I hate the NFL draft and everything it stands for

NEW YORK — As the long, gray winter finally thaws, the American sports calendar does the same. After dreary months with nothing but the MLB hot stove and half of the NBA playing out the string, life for the sports couch potato gets good again.

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Giancarlo Stanton plays hero with milestone HR, 3 RBIs in Yankees' win over Orioles

NEW YORK — There’s this thing about Giancarlo Stanton — this ability that pitchers know and fear. It’s not just the otherworldly exit velocity, or his ability to rocket balls somewhere in the vicinity of the moon. It’s also that he can look lost in a handful of at-bats and…

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SI:AM | The T-Wolves Blew Another Late Lead

They could have already won this series.

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Anthony Rizzo hits three HRs as Yankees power past Orioles

NEW YORK — Anthony Rizzo continues to show why, once the Yankees failed in their attempt at trading for Oakland’s Matt Olson, he was their top choice on the free-agent market to fill their needs at first base.

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Baseball reacts to release of letter that outlined Yankees' sign-stealing methods in 2015 and 2016

NEW YORK — After years of speculation and failed legal arguments, the “Yankees letter” became public before Tuesday’s games began. It confirms that the Yankees’ players used the video replay room to steal signs and decode pitch sequences in 2015 and 2016 and tried to use runners on second base…

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Yankees Letter Reveals Past Fine for Sign-Stealing Methods

The fine for using the dugout phone to help relay signs was not been previously reported.

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Infamous ‘Yankee Letter’ finally published

NEW YORK — After years of legal wrangling, the infamous Yankee Letter from Rob Manfred to Brian Cashman is now public, with a few redactions. Much of the text of the letter was published by SNY on Tuesday, after the Yankees lost a court ruling aiming to keep it sealed.…

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Video shows what was said during Myles Straw’s close-up confrontation with Yankees fans

Yikes.

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MLB Power Rankings: The Mariners Crack the Top 10

Seattle’s offense has it on the rise, while the White Sox and Braves suffered the steepest declines.

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The King of Spin: Yu Darvish Epitomizes Pitching in 2022

At a time when pitchers are throwing more secondary pitches than ever, the Padres ace is the paragon of the modern game.

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Red Sox wait too long to use Tanner Houck, lose to Rays, 5-2

The Sox lost two out of three and fell to 7-9 on the season. They’ve lost all three series against American League East teams so far, going 1-2 each against the Yankees, Blue Jays and Rays.

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Gerrit Cole, Yankees' bats come alive to complete sweep of Guardians

As bad as Gerrit Cole was in his last outing, that’s how good he was against the Guardians on Sunday.

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Guardians’ Myles Straw called Yankees fans the ‘worst fanbase on the planet’ amid ugly postgame scene

They let him hear it on Sunday.

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Sideline Chatter: The stat heads noted that his defensive metrics improved

They scheduled a community-college baseball game in Texas, and a spring-football scrimmage broke out.

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Bob Wojnowski: We’ll never see anyone like Cabrera again, an authentic, artistic original

DETROIT — The bat met the ball, as it has so many times, with a sharp crack. And the man met the moment, decades in the making, then hours in the making, the legend officially bronzed on a brilliant day, in a perfect way.

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Guardians OF Straw Rips Yankees Fans After Ugly Incident

Myles Straw was not happy with after Yankees fans were at the center of another incident involving objects being thrown onto the field.

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Ugly scene at Yankee Stadium as fans throw debris at Guardians outfielders after walk-off win

NEW YORK — What should have been a joyous celebration after Gleyber Torres’ walk-off hit quickly became an ugly scene at Yankee Stadium.

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Tigers' Miguel Cabrera delivers 3,000th hit — and cements his place among MLB's greats

DETROIT — Commission the statue, clear space on the Comerica Park bricks and alert the Hall of Fame.

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Fans Throw Garbage Onto Field After Yankees Walk-Off Win

A New York win was marred by what happened after the game.

Tribune News Service

Gleyber Torres hits walk-off single as Yankees rally past Guardians, 5-4

NEW YORK — What started as a slow burn on Saturday at Yankee Stadium ended in a full-on boil.

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Miguel Cabrera Joins 3,000 Hit Club

The Tigers legend added to his Hall of Fame legacy, becoming the 33rd person to accomplish the feat.

Chicago Sun-Times

Baseball quiz: Oh, the things you’ll learn

There almost were two “Dizzy” Deans — one in baseball and one in acting.

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