Dodgers First Baseman Freddie Freeman Exits Game After Fall Down Dugout Stairs
Los Angeles Dodgers first baseman Freddie Freeman was forced to exit Wednesday’s game after falling down the visiting dugout stairs while tracking a pop-up in foul territory.
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Dodgers President Stan Kasten Confirms Owner Mark Walter Has No Plans to Sell Team
Following owner Mark Walter’s sale of his Lakers stake at a $12.5 billion valuation, Dodgers president Stan Kasten stated that no organizational changes are coming and Walter will not sell the MLB club.
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Tigers All-Star Riley Greene Sidelined With Injury Amid Wild-Card Chase
The Detroit Tigers’ postseason push took a significant hit following an injury announcement regarding All-Star outfielder Riley Greene, as the team remains in contention for an AL wild-card spot.
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Yankees Promote Reliever Bradley Hanner From Triple-A Scranton
The New York Yankees have called up relief pitcher Bradley Hanner from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, hoping to find continued success with their minor-league bullpen call-ups.
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Cubs Third Baseman Alex Bregman Hits Three Home Runs in Dominant Win Over Nationals
Alex Bregman delivered a historic performance for the Chicago Cubs, hitting three home runs and driving in seven runs to power a 12-6 victory over the Washington Nationals on Wednesday.
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Angels Star Mike Trout Praises Tiger Woods After Completion of Exclusive Golf Course
Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout shared his praise for Tiger Woods after the golf legend’s design firm completed Trout National, a highly exclusive golf course limited to just 227 members.
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Yankees Pitcher Will Warren Struggles With Emotions in Rocky Outing Against Mariners
Despite the Yankees’ 10-5 win over Seattle, starting pitcher Will Warren expressed frustration with his emotional control after allowing five runs on six hits and four walks over four-plus innings.
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Giants Fall 2-1 to Astros Despite Strong Outing From Adrian Houser
The San Francisco Giants dropped their series finale 2-1 to the Houston Astros, wasting a strong pitching performance from Adrian Houser as Houston’s bullpen held the Giants to just one run.
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White Sox Maintain Division Lead Near Three-Quarter Mark of Season
The Chicago White Sox surprisingly hold a 2.5-game lead in their division as the regular season nears its final stretch, already surpassing 61 wins and positioning themselves for a postseason bye.
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Rays DH Yandy Díaz Triggers Contract Vesting Option for 2027 Season
Tampa Bay Rays designated hitter Yandy Díaz has officially reached the 500 plate appearance threshold, securing his contract for the 2027 season, pending a standard end-of-year physical.
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Noah Syndergaard Draws Inspiration From Jacob deGrom for Potential MLB Comeback
Former All-Star pitcher Noah Syndergaard revealed to GQ that watching his former Mets teammate Jacob deGrom continue to pitch gives him hope for making his own return to Major League Baseball.
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Pirates Ace Paul Skenes Spotted in Miami After Velocity Dip in Recent Loss
One day after being pulled early due to a drop in fastball velocity during a 2-0 loss to the Marlins, Pittsburgh Pirates pitcher Paul Skenes visited Key Biscayne with girlfriend Olivia Dunne.
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Marlins Reliever William Kempner Set to Undergo Season-Ending Elbow Surgery
Miami Marlins right-hander William Kempner is scheduled to undergo elbow surgery, with reports suggesting a recovery timeline of 12 to 14 months for what is expected to be a UCL procedure.
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