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Former Orioles great Adam Jones hints playing career might be over: ‘A hell of a run’

BALTIMORE — Former Orioles outfielder Adam Jones didn’t entirely shut the door on his playing career. But in an article published Tuesday for The Players’ Tribune, Jones hinted at his time playing baseball reaching an end, reminiscing on his time in Japan as the “perfect sendoff.”

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How Phillies’ Daniel Brito is helping Corey Phelan in his cancer battle: ‘I’m trying to keep that fire alive’

PHILADELPHIA — There was a time not long ago when Corey Phelan started his days at the Phillies complex in Clearwater, Fla., where he was rehabbing an elbow injury. Phelan would wake up at 7 a.m., eat breakfast, and change into his practice gear. Then he would do soft tissue…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Ex-Met Matt Harvey suspended 60 games for drugs three months after testifying in Angel staffer Eric Kay case

The Matt Harvey story has taken another sad turn.

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Jeff Greenberg brings system he learned with Theo Epstein’s Cubs to Blackhawks as he tries to ‘close that gap’ with baseball

CHICAGO — Even Jeff Greenberg knows this feels crazy, right?

Chicago Tribune

Sam McDowell: Kansas City Royals’ firing of hitting coach proves a change in front office operations

About eight months ago, the Kansas City Royals unveiled a revision to their front office structure that was essentially greeted with a shrug of the shoulders. After all, what really changes with a new general manager if the former one is still on staff, receiving a promotion of his own?

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Meet the Savannah Bananas, who've captivated fans and MLB. 'We exist to make baseball fun'

KANSAS CITY, Kan. — The umpire calls ball four and all hell breaks loose.

Los Angeles Times

Brewers’ pitching shuts out Braves in series opener

MILWAUKEE, Wisc. — Ian Anderson pitched well, but the Braves lost 1-0 on Monday night because Milwaukee’s pitching shut down Atlanta’s offense.

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Two LaGrange Baseball Players Killed in Car Crash After Winning Title

Stephen Bartolotta, 18, and Jacob Brown, 19, died just hours after the team won the USA South championship.

Sports Illustrated

Shortstop Andrelton Simmons makes first start with Cubs to open series against Pirates

Simmons spent the first five weeks of the season on the injured list because of inflammation in his right shoulder.

Chicago Sun-Times

Kansas City Royals change hitting coaches: Terry Bradshaw out, Alec Zumwalt promoted

The Kansas City Royals’ disappointing start in 2022 has claimed its first victim on the coaching staff.

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Cincinnati Reds Throw A No Hitter And Lost The Game: Here's How And How Many Times It Has Happened Before

The 2022 Major League Baseball season isn’t going as planned for the Cincinnati Reds and things got worse Sunday with the team joining an unfortunate list.

Benzinga

Paul Sullivan: MLB needs to change the definition of a no-hitter and reward the Cincinnati Reds pitchers for making histor

The Cincinnati Reds threw a combined no-hitter against the Pittsburgh Pirates and still lost Sunday, the equivalent of winning the lottery and losing your ticket in the wash.

Chicago Tribune

The Yankees Are the Class of MLB This Season

Plus, notes on the return of glove-first shortstops and Angels outfielder Taylor Ward’s breakout year.

Sports Illustrated

Nolan Ryan is surprised fans still talk about that Robin Ventura fight: ‘It’s amazing’

“I’m just amazed that of all of the things that happened in my career,” Ryan said, “I’m still known for that.”

Chicago Sun-Times

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This video of Odubel Herrera swinging and missing at a pitch that sailed between his legs is mesmerizing

Behold... the nutmeg slider!!!

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Albert Pujols made his pitching debut and got the game’s final out with a beautiful 47 mph toss

This was incredible to see.

Los Angeles Times

Bill Plaschke: The Curse of Trevor Bauer continues to impact Dodgers

LOS ANGELES — He came here as a Cy Young Award winner. He has since been transformed into a curse.

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Baseball’s streaming push leaves fans scrambling to find games

The dawn of the streaming era once promised a brighter future for sports fans, a blissful world of à la carte consumption in which everyone could break free of their overstuffed, overpriced cable subscriptions and pay only for what they really wanted to see.

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Jim Souhan: Twins’ Buxton following ‘the plan’

MINNEAPOLIS — The injury that has caused the Minnesota Twins to frequently rest star center fielder Byron Buxton is patella tendinitis in his right knee, which is painful and requires daily treatment. The injury hurts even more when he swings than when he sprints, although decelerating is also problematic.

Chicago Sun-Times

Reds throw a no-hitter — and lose 1-0 to Pirates

Three walks and a groundout in the eighth lift Pittsburgh.

Chicago Sun-Times

Pushing buttons: How the Cubs customized, embraced PitchCom

The Cubs, unlike some teams, didn’t use PitchCom in spring-training games. But a little over a month into the season, it has won over most of their staff.

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Nestor Cortes delivers again for Yankees, this time against White Sox

CHICAGO — Nestor Cortes said it has been a little different. On the last road trip, he was hungry and grabbed an apple to eat in the dugout. It went viral, and last week he filmed a spot at MLB Network with the apple. During the last homestand, he was…

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The umps forgot the count during the Marlins-Brewers game and MLB fans crushed them for it

It took the umps over 4 minutes to figure this out. Embarrassing.

Orlando Sentinel

Mike Bianchi: It’s an injustice Kirk Speraw is not retiring from UCF

Kirk Speraw announced his retirement earlier this week as an assistant coach at the University of Iowa.

Chicago Tribune

Drew Smyly reaches 10 years of MLB service time — something the Chicago Cubs pitcher doesn’t take lightly

PHOENIX — Drew Smyly pondered the question, thinking back 10 years ago to his rookie season in Detroit.

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