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Bill Plaschke: Falling in love with the pitch clock is easy. Embrace baseball's new reality.

LOS ANGELES — Two minutes, one out! One minute, two outs! Two minutes, three outs!

Los Angeles Times

Matt Olson, Braves’ high-powered offense rout Nationals

WASHINGTON — Someone forgot to tell Matt Olson he left North Port.

Tribune News Service

Cubs can’t capitalize on Justin Steele’s 6 shutout innings in 3-1 loss to Brewers

CHICAGO — Chicago Cubs pitching coach Tommy Hottovy could tell left-hander Justin Steele was getting caught in between the timing of his delivery.

Chicago Tribune

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Another solid start not enough for White Sox in 6-4 loss to Astros

HOUSTON — It’s not easy navigating through a Houston Astros lineup that includes Jeremy Peña, Alex Bregman, Yordan Alvarez and Kyle Tucker, along with new addition José Abreu.

Chicago Tribune

Rangers offense continues to flex muscles early with 16-run outpouring in win vs. Phillies

ARLINGTON, Texas — Just as you would expect for a team that spent $300 million over the winter redoing the starting rotation: The lineup is apparently unstoppable.

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Rays get offensive in beating Tigers again

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — There probably need to be some qualifiers.

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Mark Canha, Omar Narvaez power the offense, Tylor Megill earns the win as Mets beat Marlins, 6-2

MIAMI — One night after the Mets had a dismal offensive showing against the Miami Marlins, they answered some questions with a 6-2 win to move to 2-1 in the series and on the season.

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Clarke Schmidt roughed up as Yankees fall to Giants, 7-5

NEW YORK — Game 2 didn’t go according to plan.

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With Pirates’ bats quiet, Reds slug their way to series-evening victory

CINCINNATI — The magic that marked the Pirates’ opening day victory against the Reds did not return. There were no dashes around the basepaths, no crucial, late-inning plays. In fact, the flicker of offense that existed at the beginning of this one didn’t last long at all.

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Angels score 11 runs in third inning en route to routing Athletics

OAKLAND, Calif. — In the second game of the season, the Angels’ offense looked much improved from its opening night struggles.

Los Angeles Times

Mike Clevinger set for first start with White Sox

“Just ready to get the season started and get everything behind me,” Clevinger said. “There’s been a lot. I can finally focus on just baseball.”

Chicago Sun-Times

Cubs’ Justin Steele pitches six scoreless innings in first start of season

Steele allowed three hits, struck out eight and walked one.

Chicago Sun-Times

Brewers rally for three runs in eighth inning to top Cubs on chilly day at Wrigley Field

Reliever Javier Assad failed to hold a one-run lead after persuading manager David Ross to stick with him in the eighth.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox do some good things but lose second straight to Astros

Moncada, Zavala homer, but Astros’ soft contact does in Giolito, Santos in 6-4 loss

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Cardinals dodge trouble of their own making, score win vs. Blue Jays for Jack Flaherty

ST. LOUIS — Before they could slip away with their first win of the season, the Cardinals first had to find a way to slip by all the chances they gave Toronto.

Daily Mirror

LA Angels baseman faces MLB investigation after clash with fan

Los Angeles Angels third baseman Anthony Rendon is under investigation by MLB and the Oakland Police Department after he clashed with a fan shorly after his team's defeat to the Oakland Athletics

Chicago Sun-Times

Baseball quiz: The curious case of Sidd Finch — and other phony facts

To commemorate the greatest hoax in sports history, guess if any of these statements are hogwash, too.

USA Today Sports Media Group

The Dodgers’ new LED light show after home runs is just awesome (even with early-season hiccups)

We need this in every MLB stadium.

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For Braves play-by-play broadcaster Brandon Gaudin, preparation is everything

ATLANTA — Brandon Gaudin has two recurring nightmares. Both are frightening in their own ways.

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Tim Cowlishaw: Should Rangers be worried about Jacob deGrom?

DALLAS — Before we dispense with the elephant in the room that emerged early during the Texas Rangers’ 11-7 win over Philadelphia Thursday, let’s acknowledge and praise the obvious. The local lads can still gear up a victory the old-fashioned Ranger way, a Power-in-the-Park show to provide all the necessary…

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Mariners play a clunker, fall to Guardians 9-4

SEATTLE — Over the course of baseball’s 162-game season, a game in which nothing seems to go right — whether it’s on the mound, in the batter’s box, in the field or some combination of all three — is going to happen. It’s unavoidable over that many games.

Los Angeles Times

Dustin May’s focused, impressive start not enough to spur Dodgers to victory

LOS ANGELES — After ending the fifth inning with a swing-and-miss cutter, Dustin May skipped down the back of the mound and hung a confident left back toward the dugout.

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Padres remain meek at plate, waste Nick Martinez’s strong effort in loss to Rockies

SAN DIEGO — Not all that often has there been a collection of hitters at the top of one team’s lineup like Xander Bogaerts, Juan Soto and Manny Machado.

Chicago Sun-Times

Astros, Yordan Alvarez rally from three-run deficit to defeat White Sox

Lance Lynn gives the Sox their second strong start, but the bullpen implodes.

Miami Herald

Marlins, led by Jesus Luzardo, beat Mets for Skip Schumaker’s first win

MIAMI — On the first night this season that the Miami Marlins honored their past, Jesus Luzardo had his first shot to show the Marlins he can take the next step for his (and their) present and future.

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