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Kristie Ackert / New York Daily News:
Yankees lose ridiculous 13-inning marathon with Mariners, 1-0 — SEATTLE — Last season, the Yankees ran themselves out of games with their bad decisions on the basepaths. Tuesday night, that bad habit, which they thought they eliminated, came back to haunt them.
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Kristie Ackert / New York Daily News:
Yankees waste strong start by Nestor Cortes, another Aaron Judge homer and lose to Mariners, 4-3 — SEATTLE — It used to be enough. Get a good start from Nestor Cortes, a home run from Aaron Judge and another dinger from the supporting cast and the Yankees could pull out a win. Not these days.
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Newsday, New Jersey Online, New York Post and Mercury News
Kristie Ackert / New York Daily News:
Jameson Taillon stops the bleeding for Yanks in much-needed 9-4 win over Mariners
Jameson Taillon stops the bleeding for Yanks in much-needed 9-4 win over Mariners
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Orange County Register
Evan Petzold / Detroit Free Press:
Detroit Tigers fire general manager Al Avila after 7 seasons — The Detroit Tigers have fired general manager Al Avila. — The team announced the decision Wednesday. — Before the 2022 season, Avila proclaimed the prolonged rebuild had ended and set his sights on snapping the franchise's seven-year postseason drought.
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MLB Baseball News … and Bless You Boys
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ESPN:
Al Avila out as vice president, general manager of Detroit Tigers — Al Avila is out as executive vice president and general manager of the Detroit Tigers, it was announced Wednesday. — “Once I decided to make a change, I sat down with Al and thanked him for his nearly 22 years of service …
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Bless You Boys, MLB Trade Rumors, NESN.com and MLB Baseball News …
Adam Himmelsbach / The Boston Globe:
The latest on Kevin Durant to the Celtics, more Bill Russell memories, and other thoughts — Emptying out the notebook as the start of Celtics training camp is somehow just six weeks away ... ▪ A league source said there has not been any real traction on a deal that would send Kevin Durant from the Nets to the Celtics.
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Boston.com, Forbes, Bleacher Nation, Union-News, Sports Illustrated, New York Daily News, NESN.com and The Ringer
LaMond Pope / Chicago Tribune:
Tim Anderson will be out for six weeks after the Chicago White Sox shortstop has surgery on his left middle finger — KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Tim Anderson checked his swing on the second pitch of his ninth-inning at-bat Saturday against the Texas Rangers. — Anderson briefly grimaced and looked …
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MLB | NBC Sports, White Sox News, NBCSports.com and Orange County Register
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Tommy Birch / Des Moines Register:
MLB won't return to Field of Dreams site in 2023 due to construction, owner Frank Thomas says — DYERSVILLE — Major League Baseball won't be back to Dyersville in 2023, one of the Field of Dreams site owners told the Des Moines Register on Tuesday. — Hall of Famer Frank Thomas …
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NBCSports.com, Sports Illustrated, Bleacher Nation and USA Today
Matthew Roberson / New York Daily News:
Mets can't be stopped, thrash Reds, 10-2 — The only people who want the Mets to take an off day are the players around the league that are probably tired of losing to them. — After undressing the Cincinnati Reds 10-2 on Wednesday, the Mets have Thursday off, putting some scheduled brakes on the runaway train out of Willets Point.
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MLB Baseball News …, Orange County Register, New York Post, Red Reporter and Sports Illustrated
Cyd Zeigler / Outsports:
Minor League Baseball player Solomon Bates says he is gay, has been out to teammates since 2019 — Bates had been in the San Francisco Giants Minor League system until he was released this week. — Solomon Bates, a Minor League Baseball player who was until this week in the San Francisco Giants system …
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New York Post, NBCSports.com, Sports Illustrated and McCovey Chronicles
Andy Kostka / Baltimore Sun:
With Michael K. Williams' Omar whistle played before Orioles' Félix Bautista's latest appearance, a warning was sent: Félix comin' — In the immediate aftermath of relief pitcher Félix Bautista's promotion to become the Orioles' closer, he acknowledged he might need to spice up his introduction.
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New Jersey Online, Camden Chat and USA Today
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Associated Press:
Castro loses phone in Pirates' 6-4 loss to Diamondbacks — Rodolfo Castro got the call-up and dropped a call in his return to the big leagues. The Pittsburgh infielder lost his phone during a slide into third base and the Pirates lost to the Arizona Diamondbacks 6-4 on Tuesday night.
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MLB | NBC Sports, NBCSports.com, Bucs Dugout, Sports Illustrated and MLB - The Athletic
Omar Kelly / Sun-Sentinel:
Dolphins acquire 2023 draft pick from Texans for tight end Adam Shaheen — The Miami Dolphins crowded tight end room got a little thinner on Tuesday evening when the team traded one of the unit's many veterans. — Adam Shaheen, a six-year veteran Miami acquired from Chicago in 2020 …
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David Furones / Sun-Sentinel:
Dolphins depth chart release places Preston Williams high as trade rumors circulate
Dolphins depth chart release places Preston Williams high as trade rumors circulate
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Mercury News, Dolphins Wire and ProFootballTalk
Kenny Van Doren / Sports Illustrated:
Díaz Goes Boom; Astros Plate Seven Runs Off All-Star Pérez — José Urquidy was taxed early, but his offense jumped all over Martín Pérez for a seven runs in a Houston Astros win. — View the original article to see embedded media.
Serena Williams / Vogue:
Serena Williams Says Farewell to Tennis On Her Own Terms—And In Her Own Words — This morning, my daughter, Olympia, who turns five this month, and I were on our way to get her a new passport before a trip to Europe. We're in my car, and she's holding my phone, using an interactive educational app she likes.
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Kristie Ackert / New York Daily News:
Matt Carpenter hopes he isn't done for season after Yankees slugger fractures left foot — SEATTLE — Matt Carpenter is hoping his remarkable comeback season isn't over. The veteran lefty slugger left Monday night's game after the first inning with what the team said is a “left foot fracture.”
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Mercury News and Orange County Register
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Marly Rivera / ESPN:
Matt Carpenter fractures left foot on foul ball amid resurgent season with New York Yankees
Matt Carpenter fractures left foot on foul ball amid resurgent season with New York Yankees
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New Jersey Online, Boston.com and baseballmusings.com