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Orioles CEO John Angelos paused lease negotiations until new governor took office, planned 2-year extension, document says — As Orioles and Maryland Stadium Authority officials continue to reassure fans that the team is on track to sign a new stadium lease by the end of the year …
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John Angelos sought development rights to state-owned parking lots as Orioles negotiate new Camden Yards lease — As part of seeking an agreement on a new lease that will bind the Orioles to Baltimore, club chairman and CEO John Angelos sought commercial development rights to three state-owned parking lots …
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Gabe Lacques / USA Today:
Suspending Kevin Brown, Orioles owner John Angelos starts petty PR war he can't win
Suspending Kevin Brown, Orioles owner John Angelos starts petty PR war he can't win
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Jacob Calvin Meyer / Baltimore Sun:
Orioles place Danny Coulombe, club's top left-handed reliever, on injured list with left biceps tendinitis — After allowing five runs in back-to-back losses to the Houston Astros, the Orioles' third-best reliever is heading to the injured list. — Danny Coulombe, the best left-hander …
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Jacob Calvin Meyer / Baltimore Sun:
Cedric Mullins expected to rejoin Orioles on Friday; fellow outfielder Aaron Hicks also close to returning | NOTES — Center fielder Cedric Mullins will likely rejoin the Orioles on Friday to begin their trip out west, manager Brandon Hyde said before Wednesday's game.
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Ken Rosenthal / The Athletic:
The Cubs fought to stay together. Now they must prove it was worth it. — Sign up for The Windup newsletter | Levi Weaver and Ken Rosenthal deliver expert analysis on the biggest MLB stories every weekday. Get it sent to your inbox. — The date was June 9.
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Dave Hogg / Associated Press:
Torkelson, Cabrera lead Tigers to 9-5 win over Twins — Spencer Torkelson homered twice and the Detroit Tigers had 17 hits in a 9-5 win over the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday night. “I wasn't seeing the ball well the last week or so,” said Torkelson, who struck out in his first two at-bats.
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Rey Castillo / Corpus Christi Caller-Times:
RoughRiders stymie Hooks for second straight night — ROUGHRIDERS 6, HOOKS 2 — RoughRiders: Evan Carter 1-4, R; Trevor Hauver 2-3, 3 R, RBI, 2B; Kellen Strahm 5-4, R, 4 RBI, HR; Aaron Zavala 1-4, RBI; Nick Krauth (Win, 4-8) 6 IP, 3 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 3 K.
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Berry Tramel / The Oklahoman:
Remembering the late Bobby Morgan, one of last remaining Brooklyn Dodgers — Bobby Morgan grew up in Oklahoma City, went to Classen High School, fought 16 months in World War II's European Theater and played baseball for the Boys of Summer Brooklyn Dodgers. — You might say it was quite a life.
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Kevin Acee / San Diego Union-Tribune:
Mariners score five runs in eighth to complete sweep of Padres, who go down feebly again — Emerson Hancock, limits Padres to one run in five innings in his MLB debut, Mariners take lead and pile on with big final inning begun by Cal Raleigh's mammoth homer
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ESPN:
Shane McClanahan ‘highly unlikely’ to pitch again in 2023, Kevin Cash says — ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Tampa Bay Rays All-Star left-hander Shane McClanahan might not pitch again this season. — Rays manager Kevin Cash said before Tuesday night's 4-2 win against the St. Louis Cardinals …
Associated Press:
No-hitter! Phillies' Michael Lorenzen makes history with epic pitching performance — PHILADELPHIA — Michael Lorenzen threw the 14th no-hitter in Philadelphia Phillies history, a dazzling performance in only his second start with his new team, which beat the Washington Nationals 7-0 on Wednesday night.
Arizona Republic:
Diamondbacks drop to .500 as collapse continues with loss to Dodgers — Nick Piecoro Theo MackieArizona Republic — Corbin Carroll chopped a ball down the line in the ninth inning on Tuesday night and for a moment he did not move. As he stood in the batter's box, he soon realized what was about to happen.
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