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David Brown, yahoo.com Members of a Minnesota Twins minor league squad reportedly were unhurt after a car going the wrong way on Interstate-295 near Jacksonville, Fla. struck their team bus early Tuesday morning. The car's driver died from injuries suffered in the collision, … |
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Mark Newman, MLB.com Longtime Indians fans Stephanie Jeffirs and Meredith Schuette were the latest contestants attempting to win cash in the latest edition of "Bucks on the Pond." |
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Yankees, Dodgers spice up interleague9 hours ago
Interleague play, a novelty gone stale, or worse, gets some pizzazz back for the next two nights. The Dodgers play the Yankees in the Bronx for the first time since the final game of the 1981 World Series. How long has it been? It hasn't happened in the… |
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Crain ties club mark as bullpen helps Sox halt skid17 hours ago
Scott Merkin, MLB.com Throughout the course of this four-game wraparound series for the White Sox against the Astros, local product Jesse Crain had about 120 friends and family members come through Minute Maid Park. It wasn't until a 4-2 victory Monday night that those who a… |
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Tigers' Scherzer (10-0) fans 10 to drop O's20 hours ago
Associated Press, ESPN.com Max Scherzer improved to 10-0 and struck out 10, Miguel Cabrera hit a two-run homer and the Detroit Tigers beat the Baltimore Orioles 5-1 on Monday night. |
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Royals' 'wild' win over Tribe nets second place20 hours ago
Dick Kaegel, MLB.com Righty James Shields logged six strong innings in a no-decision, while pinch-runner Elliot Johnson scored on a wild pitch in the ninth to give the Royals a 2-1 win over the Indians on Monday night at Progressive Field. |
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10-0: Max matches 104-year-old mark in Tigers' win20 hours ago
Jason Beck, MLB.com With six innings of one-run ball in Monday's 5-1 Tigers victory over the O's, Max Scherzer not only became the first Major League starter since Roger Clemens in 1997 to go 10-0 to begin a season. He became just the second starter in the Tigers' illustri… |
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Batting practice session big hit with KC dads22 hours ago
Dick Kaegel, MLB.com If you think the fathers of Royals players are happy about having their sons playing in the Major Leagues, consider this: On Monday, the dads themselves got to take batting practice at Progressive Field with Hall of Famer George Brett throwing the pitch… |
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Tigers put Anibal, Avila on 15-day disabled list24 hours ago
Bobby Nightengale, MLB.com The Tigers on Monday placed right-hander Anibal Sanchez (strained right shoulder) and catcher Alex Avila (deep bruise on his left forearm) on the 15-day disabled list. |
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Indians' Swisher (shoulder) out a few gamesJun 17 (yesterday)
Associated Press, ESPN.com Slumping Indians first baseman Nick Swisher received a cortisone shot in his sore left shoulder Monday and will be sidelined for Cleveland's next three games. |
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Kipnis, Kluber share AL Player of Week honorsJun 17 (yesterday)
Mark Emery, MLB.com Indians teammates Jason Kipnis and Corey Kluber have been named American League co-Players of the Week for the period ending June 16. |
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Twins' Perkins a rarity: a stathead pitcherJun 17 (yesterday)
Rhett Bollinger, MLB.com Lefty closer Glen Perkins is a fan of advanced statistics, becoming the club's stat maven. But that doesn't mean he agrees with everything the numbers say. |
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The Week Ahead: Trio of clubs shifting scope of racesJun 17 (yesterday)
Andrew Simon, MLB.com For Major League Baseball's hottest teams, this week offers an opportunity to add legitimacy to recent events. With plenty of division matchups on the docket, there is more ground to be gained -- or lost -- for the Padres, Royals and Blue Jays. |
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Late blast helps lead Astros past White Sox in HoustonJun 16 (yesterday)
Chris Abshire, MLB.com After Jason Castro's two-run blast in the seventh inning and another deep outing from starter Dallas Keuchel, Houston held back a ninth-inning rally to beat the White Sox, 5-4, on Sunday afternoon at Minute Maid Park. |
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Hunter's 300th HR backs Fister; Tigers winJun 16 (2 days ago)
Associated Press, ESPN.com Doug Fister held Minnesota hitless until the sixth inning and Torii Hunter connected for his 300th career home run, leading the Detroit Tigers over the Twins 5-2 Sunday. |
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Cobb leaves hospital; placed on seven-day DLJun 16 (2 days ago)
Adam Berry, MLB.com The Rays placed Alex Cobb on the seven-day concussion disabled list on Sunday morning, a day after he sustained a mild concussion when he was struck in the right ear by a line drive off the bat of Royals first baseman Eric Hosmer. |
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Twins' Willingham (knee) out against TigersJun 16 (2 days ago)
Associated Press, ESPN.com Minnesota Twins outfielder Josh Willingham is out of the lineup against the Detroit Tigers after receiving a cortisone shot in his balky left knee. |