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Kyle Tucker, Giancarlo Stanton Among Buy-Low Candidates After Slow Starts

And if you've got any of these five early disappointments, don't give up on them just yet.

Sports Illustrated

Dodgers pitcher Bauer files suit against sex abuse accuser

Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Trevor Bauer has sued the woman who accused him of sexual assault in federal court in a move that came less than three months after prosecutors decided not to file criminal charges against the athlete

The Independent UK

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

Yikes.

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Umpire Ángel Hernández Facing Criticism After Phillies-Brewers Game

Everybody’s favorite umpire had himself a banner performance on Sunday Night Baseball.

Sports Illustrated

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.

Sports Illustrated

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.

Sports Illustrated

Ramachandra Reddy becomes Baseball Federation of India president

HYDERABAD: Ramachandra Reddy has been elected as the president of Baseball Federation of India during its Annual General Body Meeting.

The Times of India

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Miguel Cabrera got welcomed to the 3,000 hit club by some of sport’s biggest legends

What a party for one of the best of all time.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Young’s Brendan Summerhill may face big decision

The Dolphins’ center fielder committed to Arizona, but he might be drafted.

Chicago Sun-Times

The Cleveland Indians changed their team name – what's holding back the Atlanta Braves?

In October 1995, as the Cleveland Indians and Atlanta Braves prepared to face off in the World Series, a group of Native Americans rallied outside Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium to protest what they called both teams’ racist names and mascots. Some protesters carried signs, including one that said, “Human beings as…

The Conversation

Scott Fowler: David Tepper can learn from George Shinn’s mistakes moving Charlotte sports teams to SC

He was an owner of multiple pro sports teams in the Charlotte region who liked to straddle the two Carolinas, sometimes playing one state off against the other when he wanted something new built.

Tribune News Service

Benjamin Hochman: The Phantom Cardinal — Kurpiel never got into a game for St. Louis

This is the story of the St. Louis Cardinal who never played for the St. Louis Cardinals.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

What it’s like to visit San Francisco now

At tables overlooking the San Francisco Bay on a recent, unseasonably warm Saturday afternoon, diners slurped down oysters, cut into crepes, and shared bottles of rosé chilling on ice. The stands of the Ferry Plaza’s weekend farmer’s market teemed with fresh artichokes, leeks, and oranges; the empanada vendor was sold…

Tribune News Service

Bryce Miller: Stalled Padres offense still waiting for much-needed breakout

As the Dodgers battered and sprayed baseballs around Petco Park on Sunday, a painful early-season reality became even more so for the Padres.

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Nationals’ Alcides Escobar had a lame tantrum over the Giants breaking baseball’s unwritten rules

You play to win the game.

Tribune News Service

Vahe Gregorian: Through 43 years in prison, sports was a guiding light for exonerated Kevin Strickland

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Days after an exonerated Kevin Strickland was released from the Western Missouri Correctional Center in Cameron after the tragedy of serving the longest known wrongful conviction in state history, the Kansas City Royals learned of his yearning to feel the grass beneath his bare feet at…

Tribune News Service

John Romano: Is it possible the new favorite for a Rays stadium is the same old site?

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Here, on the precipice of a city’s future, they are selling Cracker Jack.

Tribune News Service

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.

Tribune News Service

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.

Tribune News Service

Tigers stymie, smash Rockies in Game 1 of doubleheader on Miguel Cabrera's historic day

DETROIT — Sitting on 2,999 after going 0 for 3 with an intentional pass Thursday, then enduring the rainout Friday, the big man did not make the folks wait long on Saturday.

Benzinga

Detroit Tigers Slugger Miguel Cabrera Notches 3,000th Hit, Joins Exclusive MLB Club

Major League Baseball has been in existence for more than a century. Nearly 20,000 players have taken the field. Until today, 32 players ever amassed 3,000 hits. With his single to right field in the bottom of the first inning, Detroit Tigers first baseman and designated hitter Miguel Cabrera became the…

Chicago Sun-Times

Baseball quiz: Oh, the things you’ll learn

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

The Guardian - US

The daily battle to keep people alive as fentanyl ravages San Francisco’s Tenderloin

Street teams focused on harm reduction offer Narcan, meals and other support to those experiencing homelessness and addiction

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Ten years (already?) of Bryce Harper: From teen phenom to ‘I grew up watching you play’

PHILADELPHIA — Chad Tracy heard it has been almost exactly 10 years since Bryce Harper’s first major league game. So, the former Washington Nationals infielder did what people do nowadays long after they witness history.

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