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Chicago White Sox Slugger Munetaka Murakami Out for 4–6 Weeks
The Japanese rookie, whose 20 home runs top the American League, suffered a hamstring injury on Friday and was placed on the injured list on Saturday.
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Phillies’ Pitcher Sanchez Racking Up Scoreless Innings at Historic Rate
The left-hander has pitched 44 2/3 consecutive scoreless innings and has the best ERA—1.47—in the major leagues.
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Sacramento Launches Campaign for MLB Expansion Team
The campaign identified nearly $2 billion in potential funding, including $800 million from private investment, with the cost of land bundled in.
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Thrill of MLB All-Star Game Was ‘Out of Body Experience’ for Hall of Famer Gossage
During pitcher Rich ‘Goose’ Gossage’s 22-year career, he was selected to participate in nine MLB All-Star Games.
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End of the Road? Andrew McCutchen DFA'd by Texas Rangers
McCutchen, 39, won the 2013 NL MVP but was hitting just .192 in his first season with the Rangers.
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Bob Horner, Who Matched an MLB Record With a Four-Homer Game, Dies at 68
A Rookie of the Year and one-time All-Star, Horner also made history by skipping the minor leagues, something only 25 players have done.
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Rescue of American Flag From Protesters 50 Years Ago Still Resonating With Baseball Fans
Rick Monday enjoyed a 19-year MLB career highlighted with two All-Star Game selections, two National League pennants, and a World Series championship.
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Milwaukee Brewers Send Pitcher to the Minors After Tipping Pitches
Robert Gasser’s tipped pitches enabled the Los Angeles Dodgers to record an 11–3 win over Milwaukee on Saturday, prompting Gasser to be demoted on Sunday.
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Rockies’ Moniak Sheds ‘Late Bloomer’ Tag After Years of Struggle
This season, his second with the Colorado Rockies, Mickey Moniak is hitting nearly .200 points higher than his career OPS average.
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Just Past Season’s Quarter Pole, MLB Has Major Disappointments, Big Surprises
The Rays and Braves are among the biggest surprises, while the BoSox and Mets continue to befuddle experts.
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Cardinals Counting on a Rookie to Lead Them Back to the Top
St. Louis second baseman JJ Wetherholt is already in the mix for National League Rookie of the Year.
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MLB Rivalry Weekend Has Arrived: Yankees–Mets, Cubs–White Sox Among Top Matchups
The Dodgers–Angels Freeway Series features four players who together have won nine MVP awards.
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National League’s Best: Braves and Cubs’ 3-Game Showdown Starts With 5–2 Win for Atlanta
The best of the National League’s East and Central divisions, Atlanta Braves and Chicago Cubs, meet for three games this week at Truist Park.
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Former Braves Skipper Bobby Cox, Who Won 14 Straight Divisional Titles, Dies at 84
The Hall of Famer’s teams won five National League pennants in the 1990s and a World Series championship in 1995.
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Phillies Motivated by Manager Don Mattingly’s Work Returning Team to Fighting Form
Prior to Philadelphia firing manager Rob Thomson, the club started the season 9–19. Since naming Don Mattingly interim manager, Phillies are 8–3.
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Former Atlanta Braves Manager Bobby Cox Dies at 84
Cox managed the Braves for 25 years, winning 14 straight division titles, five NL pennants, and the 1995 World Series championship.
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Yankees’ Betting on Bellinger for Lift Back to World Series Prominence
With hopes of his leading the club to a 28th World Series championship, the New York Yankees re-signed Cody Bellinger this past off-season.
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Detroit Tigers Lose Reigning Cy Young Winner, Tarik Skubal, Indefinitely Due to Injury
Skubal, who won the last two AL Cy Young awards, will be sidelined for months to remove loose bodies from his elbow.
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O'Hearn’s Hitting Is Pacing Pirates in Tight National League Central Play
Ryan O'Hearn went from being the 243rd player taken in 2014’s MLB Draft to starting in the MLB 2025 All-Star Game.
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