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Team USA’s Baseball Dream Team Is on the Brink of a Nightmarish Exit

The U.S. suffered an embarrassing loss to Italy on Tuesday night that puts the team’s fate in the World Baseball Classic out of its hands.

Sports Illustrated

Red Sox Player Applauded for Act Towards Ryan McMahon After Tumbling Catch

Weissert helped slow down McMahon's full-speed tumble into the Red Sox dugout.

Sports Illustrated

Red Sox Pitcher Punches Himself in the Head After Rough Outing vs. Angels

The Red Sox's relief pitcher took his frustrations out on his own head after a poor outing against the Angels.

Sports Illustrated

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Red Sox Nearly Turned Rare Triple Play After Pitcher's Incredible Diving Catch

The Boston Red Sox nearly turned a triple play against the Toronto Blue Jays after an incredible catch by Greg Weissert.

Sports Illustrated

Yankees, Gleyber Torres slug Rays 10-4, add to division lead

NEW YORK — After the Yankees singled the Rays to death on Saturday, they broke out the big lumber in their 10-4 win on Sunday. The Bronx Bombers homered four times to bring their division lead back up to 5.5 games and four in the loss column.

Tribune News Service

The Yankees’ Greg Weissert threw a mind-blowingly nasty slider with 21 inches of break that fooled Yandy Diaz

What a pitch.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Yankees pitcher Greg Weissert threw a silly 81 mph slider that had fans thinking he was a wizard

The late movement on this pitch is just ridiculous.

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Walks, a balk, injuries and hit batters all part of Oakland A’s ugly and bizarre loss to Yankees

OAKLAND, Calif. – Oakland A’s starting pitcher James Kaprielian didn’t the call he was looking for with one out in the second inning, as a fastball that appeared to catch the bottom of the strike zone on a 2-2 count against Isiah Kiner-Falefa was instead called ball three.

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