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KANSAS CITY -- Juan Soto’s long-awaited return to the Yankees’ lineup after a three-game absence came Monday night in Kansas City, but without Aaron Judge’s protection behind him. Judge, the American League Player of the Week, was given a day off for the opener against the Royals at Kauffman Stadium,
By Jason Foster @ByJasonFoster
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By Will Leitch @williamfleitch
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There are only 30 teams in baseball, so, by definition, there is only so much of a jump you can make in one week. The Dodgers are always in the top 10, so even if they go 7-0 in a week, they’re still only going up so far. Same for
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MINNEAPOLIS -- The Minnesota Twins were the first North American professional sports franchise to name themselves after their home state, not their home city -- so, it should come as no surprise that the Twins used their “City Connect” jersey as more of a “State Connect” concept. The team representing
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Known for massive blasts and a patient batting eye, Rintaro Sasaki made major news when the then-high schooler opted out of the NPB Draft where he was expected to go first overall to instead enroll at Stanford University. Set to be a freshman in the fall, the 6-foot, 250-pound Sasaki
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The pool of two-start streamers is a respectable one this week, with two outstanding options, three men who warrant use in many leagues and a few others who can be considered in deep formats. On the hitting side, the Twins present the best short-term options, and the Mariners offer another
By Bryan Hoch
June 9, 2024
NEW YORK -- The chants were heard during the sixth inning on Sunday evening, spreading between the Yankee Stadium bases and growing in volume with each intonation. “We want Soto!” the crowd cried, pleading in hopes that Juan Soto would grab a bat for a surprise pinch-hitting appearance. Trent Grisham
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By Anthony DiComo
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LONDON -- Had this been English football, a local reporter told Mets manager Carlos Mendoza, the ninth inning of Sunday’s London Series finale would have been best described as “squeaky bum time” -- a term generally credited to legendary Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson. When it was all over,
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OAKLAND -- It was a play that only could have happened at the Coliseum. The Blue Jays had just taken the lead on Isiah Kiner-Falefa's bases-clearing double in the 10th inning of their eventual 6-4 win, and they were looking to keep the line moving. With Kiner-Falefa on second and
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SAN DIEGO -- How do you know Fernando Tatis Jr. is back? Here’s how: In the bottom of the first inning of the Padres’ 9-3 loss to the Diamondbacks on Sunday afternoon at Petco Park, right-hander Scott McGough executed the pitch he wanted -- a fastball on the very outside
By Jake Rill @JakeDRill
June 9, 2024
ST. PETERSBURG -- A smile crept across the face of Grayson Rodriguez, who was ready to dish out the compliments for Adley Rutschman -- his catcher, his teammate and a fellow former first-round Draft pick instrumental in Baltimore’s recent success. “It’s special. It’s special, for sure,” Rodriguez said of Rutschman’s
By Jordan Bastian
June 9, 2024
CINCINNATI -- Shota Imanaga pitched so superbly for the first two months that any minor mistake now seems glaring. Cubs manager Craig Counsell reminded reporters on Sunday morning that the lefty had simply set the bar too high. “The best pitchers in the game do give up hits,” Counsell said
By Shanthi Sepe-Chepuru @ssc627
June 9, 2024
With the Mets' nail-biter 6-5 victory over the Phillies on Sunday, the 2024 London Series has come to an end. The NL East rivals went out with a bang -- sort of -- with a tightly-contested game culminating in an anxious ninth inning in which both clubs mounted rallies. But
By Jason Foster @ByJasonFoster
June 9, 2024
While most of the Mets were in London to play the Phillies on Sunday, one Met made a surprise appearance nearly 3,500 miles away at Citi Field. Kodai Senga, who has yet to pitch this season while he rehabs a shoulder injury, was at the Mets' home stadium to continue