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The Latest Breaking News from Earl Weaver

Max Fried’s Slump Comes Down to Three Main Issues

The Yankees ace overhauled his approach ahead of this season, and it worked wonders for a while. But he needs to make some changes again.

Sports Illustrated

The Brewers Have Cracked the Code to One-Run Games

Milwaukee, led by manager Craig Counsell, is once again proving it can play some of its best baseball when the margins are tight.

Sports Illustrated

Aaron Boone’s Embarrassing Rate of Ejection Is Historically Significant

The Yankees manager says he’s “not going to change” his behavior, which has gotten him thrown out more often than anybody else in the past 62 years.

Sports Illustrated

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Benjamin Hochman: Cardinals' remarkable turnaround fueled by trust, confidence and crooked numbers

The St. Louis native Earl Weaver, who captured pennants and a World Series title as Baltimore’s manager, famously won games because of “pitching, defense and three-run homers.”

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Commentary: A short historical lesson on the long-standing practice of cheating

You don’t generally think of the old fishing hole as a place to cheat, and it’s unusual to see any cheater get indicted, but it happened last week when authorities charged two fishermen in the Lake Erie Walleye Trail tournament. With more than $28,000 in prize money at stake, an…

Chicago Tribune

Tomatoes in the bullpen: At Camden Yards, an Orioles tradition comes alive again

BALTIMORE — As the Orioles relievers line up by the home bullpen, watching the starting pitcher finish his warmup, there’s time for their attention to wander. They know in a few moments they’ll partake in a daily handshake line, but in the minutes before then, a great green stalk catches…

Tribune News Service

When ballparks double as edible gardens

Fans recently spotted peppers growing in the Pirates' bullpen. It's not the only ball park that hosts a mini-farm

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