Blue Angels soar in Milwaukee Air & Water Show
The Milwaukee Air & Water Show and the U.S. Navy's Blue Angels officially took flight over Lake Michigan, the event returning Saturday, July 23.
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Associated PressRays pitching coach injured on visit to mound
The Tampa Bay Rays already have 15 players on the injured list. Now pitching coach Kyle Snyder might be on the shelf, too. Snyder injured himself walking toward the mound to visit ace Shane McClanahan during the seventh inning of a 9-1 loss to the Detroit Tigers on Saturday.
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Pete Rose's visit for Phillies Alumni Day turns controversial
Pete Rose received a loud standing ovation from fans at Phillies Alumni Day Sunday but his return turned controversial as he twice brushed aside allegations of sexual misconduct.
- Kansas City Star
A homer by Royals’ Salvador Perez revealed a gap in the Kauffman Stadium ground rules
“That was different, for sure. The odds of hitting that spot are obviously very low,” Royals manager Mike Matheny said.
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Jarren Duran misplays two fly balls, shouts at fans in Red Sox vs. Royals game
Jarren Duran's issues in center field continued Sunday in another frustrating loss for the Red Sox.
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Pedro Martinez gives brutally honest Red Sox take after MLB trade deadline
We know Pedro Martinez loves the Red Sox, but even he couldn't resist criticizing the franchise after its puzzling trade deadline transactions.
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Rose dismisses sexual misconduct questions at Phillies fete
Pete Rose dismissed questions Sunday about his first appearance on the field in Philadelphia since the franchise scrapped 2017 plans to honor him because of a woman’s claim she had a sexual relationship with baseball’s hit king when she was a minor. “It was 55 years ago, babe,” Rose told a female baseball writer for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Rose, though, had no trouble reminiscing about the 1980 World Series champion Phillies team — it was 42 years ago, Pete — that was honored before Sunday's game.
- Star Tribune (Minneapolis)
Reusse: Duffey’s latest meltdown meant he’s gone, probably for good
Ron Perranoski came to the Twins from the Los Angeles Dodgers before the 1968 season, and pitched brilliantly for three years. He totaled 65 saves for the 1969 and 1970 Twins teams that won the first two American League West titles. Then, the lefty with a sinker and big curveball turned 34 right before the 1971 season and he hit the wall — as did Bill Rigney's second year as manager. I was ...
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Jonathan Kuminga fights through nerves, fires Giants-Athletics first pitch
When the spotlight shined brightly Saturday afternoon, Jonathan Kuminga looked like an ace.
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Giants fans' superstar frustrations heard by Farhan Zaidi, Larry Baer
Both Farhan Zaidi and Larry Baer hear Giants fans' frustrations regarding the lack of superstars compared to National League West rivals such as the Los Angels Dodgers and San Diego Padres.
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Red Sox fans will love Derek Jeter's reaction to 2004 ALCS in new documentary
The 2004 ALCS collapse by the Yankees to the rival Red Sox remains a great source of frustration for New York legend Derek Jeter.
- LA Times
Dodgers turn their Juan Soto loss into a win over new-look Padres
Days after losing to the Padres in the Juan Soto sweepstakes at the trade deadline, the Dodgers assert their continued NL West dominance with 8-1 victory.
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Olympic Gymnast Suni Lee Brings Her Gold Medal-Winning Skills to the Minnesota Twins Game
Suni Lee threw the first ceremonial first pitch at the Minnesota Twins game on Friday, adding her own personal flair to the mix.
- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
The Josh Hader trade, broken down from every angle by Mark Attanasio and David Stearns
Both the team's principal owner and president of baseball operations understand the outcry and on Friday they explained the rationale for the trade.
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MLB Wild Card: Phillies win again to gain ground in NL playoff race
The Phillies pounded Washington again Saturday night. They are 38-19 since June 1 and playing like a team intent on ending a long postseason drought. By Jim Salisbury
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Cubs move on from Andrelton Simmons with DFA amid infield logjam
The Cubs parted ways with Andrelton Simmons by designating the four-time Gold Glover for assignment Saturday.
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Justin Dunn to enter Cincinnati Reds starting rotation; Hunter Greene avoids surgery
Justin Dunn will make his season debut Monday against the New York Mets. He had a 3.75 ERA in 11 starts with Seattle last year.
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Detmers, Fletcher help Angels split DH with M's; Moniak hurt
Reid Detmers pitched seven smooth innings, Mickey Moniak hit his second home run in three days before getting injured, and the Los Angeles Angels defeated the Seattle Mariners 7-1 on Saturday night to split their doubleheader. David Fletcher homered and drove in three runs for the Angels, who dropped the opener 2-1 as Ty France hit a two-run homer and George Kirby struck out eight over six innings for Seattle.
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Howell's Justin Militello bypasses college baseball, signs with Atlanta Braves
Justin Militello of Howell is the first Livingston County baseball player since 1998 to sign a pro contract out of high school.
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Kyle Gibson flirts with no-hitter as rampaging Phillies improve to 10 games over .500
Kyle Gibson pitched one of the best games of his career and was supported by five home runs as the sizzling Phillies rolled past Washington to improve to 58-48. By Jim Salisbury
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J.D. Davis homers in win, says he got Dodgers-fan dad Giants hat
Just days after being traded to the Giants, J.D. Davis appears to have converted his dad from a Dodgers fan.