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Yankees exec Mike Pinsky will compete on 'Survivor' Season 51
NEW YORK — Yankees’ Assistant Director of Baseball Communications Mike Pinsky will compete on the 51st season of CBS’s “Survivor.”
His addition to the long-running reality TV competition was announced by the program on Wednesday.
“I don’t do anything for second place,” he says in a video previewing his appearance. “I’m here...Read more
Padres minor league coach released by ICE on bond but still faces deportation to Venezuela
Oswaldo Pirela, a San Diego Padres minor league coach who was taken into custody by ICE on Aug. 16, was released on bond Monday "pending his removal proceedings," according to the Dept. of Homeland Security.
The Padres confirmed that Pirela is home in Peoria, Ariz., with his wife and two daughters. However, the Venezuelan native still faces ...Read more
Freddy Peralta delivers strong start as Rays beat Tigers, win series
Freddy Peralta on Wednesday finally looked like the pitcher the Tampa Bay Rays had hoped they were getting.
Peralta worked six shutout innings to earn his first win in five outings since being acquired in an Aug. 2 trade, as the Rays beat the Tigers 3-0 in Detroit.
The Rays won their first series since Aug. 10-12, improving their American ...Read more
Mark Walter's company TWG Global defends Dodgers financing and Lakers sale
LOS ANGELES — TWG Global — the holding company of Dodgers owner Mark Walter — rejected allegations of financial impropriety in the purchase and operation of the Dodgers and reiterated the team is not for sale.
At a time insurance regulators and federal investigators are looking into allegations that insurance companies under Walter's ...Read more
How two decades of friendship have shaped Freddie Freeman and Jason Heyward
LOS ANGELES — Jason Heyward didn't give Freddie Freeman the heads up that he'd secured a job in the Dodgers' front office. He hadn't told any of his former Dodger teammates. But Freeman, who's known Heyward for two decades, now says he'd heard rumblings. He was just going to let his longtime friend break the news himself.
On May 13, midway ...Read more
Angels blow early 5-run lead and lose to Guardians in 10 innings
ANAHEIM — An early five-run lead with one of their best starters on the mound should have been an easy victory for the Angels.
But nothing is easy this season.
Walbert Ureña couldn’t get out of the fourth inning, and the Angels gave up the lead by the fifth. They also surrendered a one-run lead in the eighth, and lost, 8-6 in 10 innings, ...Read more
Mariners' George Kirby delivers scintillating outing to beat Phillies
Furious George returned in the best way.
But the seething anger that fueled and at times engulfed George Kirby during his early days in a Mariners uniform due to walks, missed calls, cheap singles, bad innings and really anything that hindered his outing never appeared when he was on the mound of T-Mobile Park on Tuesday night.
Facing a left-...Read more
Byron Buxton leaves with injury in loss to Athletics; Taj Bradley makes Twins history with 'immaculate inning'
Taj Bradley became the first pitcher in Twins history to complete an immaculate inning, striking out three batters in nine pitches during the fifth inning, but there wasn’t much else for the Twins to celebrate Tuesday in Sacramento.
Center fielder Byron Buxton left in the seventh inning of a 4-2 loss to the Athletics because of an injury.
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Paul Skenes' strong start, Oneil Cruz's homer off Mason Miller lead the Pirates to another win
SAN DIEGO — Paul Skenes had his best outing in months. It almost wasn’t enough.
Skenes threw six shutout frames, then Oneil Cruz’s ninth-inning, two-out solo homer off Mason Miller gave the Pirates the run they needed for a 1-0 victory against the San Diego Padres on Tuesday night at Petco Park.
Cruz’s blast was the first homer Miller ...Read more
Not again: Another SF Giants pitcher leaves game early in win over Reds
SAN FRANCISCO — The already lean San Francisco Giants pitching rotation appeared to lose a second member in as many nights on Tuesday.
Starting pitcher Adrian Houser left Tuesday’s game against the Reds after only 1.1 innings and 26 pitches in the Giants’ 3-1 victory over Cincinnati. After his final pitch to Hector Rodriguez, a 93.9 mile ...Read more
Jarren Duran hits grand slam in 11th inning to power Red Sox past Marlins
Within the next week the Red Sox expect to get Trevor Story, Roman Anthony and Isiah Kiner-Falefa back from injury. When that happens the club will have some tough decisions to make, and in all likelihood a couple of key contributors will wind up being the odd men out.
But Mickey Gasper is doing everything he can to prove he deserves a spot.
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Despite loss to Braves, Dodgers rotation taking shape with Tyler Glasnow back, Shohei Ohtani nearing return
ATLANTA — In right-hander Tyler Glasnow’s first game back from the injured list, he pushed through bad luck, made an adjustment between innings, and showed how big of an impact he can make when healthy.
Even so, the Dodgers fell to the Braves, 4-3, on Tuesday, ending a six-game winning streak, tied for their season high.
“Even with all ...Read more
Royals extend winning streak to 9 games with 5-1 victory vs. Blue Jays
The Kansas City Royals packed their eight-game winning streak alongside their passports and headed to Toronto, Ontario this week.
After a perfect homestand, the Royals remained hot on Tuesday night, earning a 5-1 victory over the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre.
They did it with clutch hitting.
In the fifth inning, Salvador Perez worked an...Read more
Francisco Lindor keys Mets' walk-off win over Brewers
NEW YORK — The Mets had a one-run lead coming into the top of the ninth, but right-hander Austin Warren put the first two hitters on base before giving up a game-tying RBI double to pinch-hitter Christian Yelich.
Warren, who recently came off the injured list after dealing with forearm tightness, blew what would have been his first save of ...Read more
Orioles clobber Cardinals, 13-1, behind Holliday's table-setting, Alonso's power
ST. LOUIS — A few hours before the Orioles’ series opener against the Cardinals, Jackson Holliday spoke about what he expected it to feel like to play in the ballpark where he grew up watching his dad play.
The last time Holliday hit at Busch Stadium was when he was 12 years old. A decade later, Holliday said he was going to focus on ...Read more
Yankees stars Aaron Judge, Max Fried taking steps in the right direction
NEW YORK — The New York Yankees shared encouraging updates on two of their stars before Tuesday’s series-opener against the Houston Astros, as Aaron Judge and Max Fried have both taken steps in the right direction this week.
Judge, out since May 31 with a stress fracture in his first right rib, took batting practice in the cage and ran on ...Read more
Tigers end long losing streak as Max Clark home run leads to 4-1 victory vs. Rays
DETROIT — Finally, a much needed victory for the Detroit Tigers.
They needed it, having lost six consecutive games and nine of 10, but on Tuesday they scratched out a 4-1 victory over American League-leading Tampa Bay.
A three-run fifth inning, highlighted by Max Clark's second major league home run, sparked the Tigers and erased a 1-0 ...Read more
Mike Vorel: Mariners should (but likely won't) consider re-signing Randy Arozarena
SEATTLE — Randy Arozarena’s best game as a Mariner made me think about his second-best.
His best came Saturday, not a moment too soon — when the three-time All-Star ambushed David Peterson’s first pitch of the game for a solo home run, scaled the left-field wall to rob Cubs catcher Miguel Amaya of another homer, then banged a walk-off, ...Read more
Padres miss golden chances, fall to Pirates in 12 innings
The bounding ball that slipped through the middle of the infield in the 12th inning in a 3-2 loss on Monday night snapped the Padres’ three-game winning streak.
Yet that is not where Monday’s game was truly lost.
Well before that, the Padres popped up two bunts in innings that began with automatic runners, left the bases loaded in the 11th...Read more
Angels' George Klassen trending up despite loss to Guardians
ANAHEIM — The Angels haven’t done much to improve their team this season, but a trade deadline deal they made two years ago continues to show a lot of potential for long-term return after George Klassen delivered another solid outing on Monday night against the Cleveland Guardians.
Though the rookie right-hander didn’t receive the run ...Read more
Popular Stories
- Mike Vorel: Mariners should (but likely won't) consider re-signing Randy Arozarena
- Orioles clobber Cardinals, 13-1, behind Holliday's table-setting, Alonso's power
- Jarren Duran hits grand slam in 11th inning to power Red Sox past Marlins
- Despite loss to Braves, Dodgers rotation taking shape with Tyler Glasnow back, Shohei Ohtani nearing return
- Tigers end long losing streak as Max Clark home run leads to 4-1 victory vs. Rays





