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Rick Hummel / St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Mozeliak says Cards will try to fill Wainwright loss from within — MILWAUKEE • Cardinals general manager John Mozeliak, while not wanting to speculate too much, acknowledged that injured righthander Adam Wainwright has an Achilles injury. — The severity of the injury will be determined …
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Rosenthal: Wainwright believed to have season-ending Achilles injury
Rosenthal: Wainwright believed to have season-ending Achilles injury
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Rick Hummel / St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Cards lose Wainwright but beat Brewers
Cards lose Wainwright but beat Brewers
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ESPN:
Max Scherzer: No one wants to see pitchers bat — 3h - MLB MAX SCHERZER ADAM WAINWRIGHT WASHINGTON NATIONALS + more — ESPN baseball analyst and former St. Louis Cardinal Mark Mulder reacts to the news that pitcher Adam Wainwright will miss the remainder of the season with an Achilles injury.
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Jon Heyman / CBSSports.com:
(Getty Images) — MIAMI — Nationals ace Max Scherzer cringed when he saw the replay of the Adam Wainwright injury that will likely sideline the Cardinals star pitcher for the season. And while Scherzer said he enjoys hitting, after seeing the Wainwright accident, Scherzer said it's probably …
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Metsblog:
Sloppy Mets lose series finale to Yankees — The Yankees took the rubber game of the Subway Series Sunday, defeating the mistake-plagued Mets 6-4 at Yankee Stadium. — The Mets made four errors, the Yankees two. Errors by Michael Cuddyer (throwing) and Daniel Murphy (fielding) led to two Yankee runs.
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Steve Popper / NorthJersey.com:
Mets in unfamiliar territory — NEW YORK — In these heady days with the Mets atop the standings, it is worth remembering that the last time the franchise found itself finishing with a record above .500 was 2008, when Willie Randolph was fired in midseason and Carlos Beltran was playing in 161 games in the outfield.
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David Lennon / Newsday:
Source: Matt Harvey to get at least 30 starts but no more than 32 … DATABASE — Matt Harvey's career starts
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Patrick Saunders / Denver Post:
Gonzalez is making $16 million this season, ranking second on the team behind Tulowitzki — The Denver Post — Carlos Gonzalez has been fielding questions about his deep April slump on a daily basis. For the most part, the Rockies outfielder has handled the queries with good humor.
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NY Daily News:
Alex Rodriguez delivers zinger as Yankees' slugger inches closer to Willie Mays — The question hung in front of Alex Rodriguez, much like the 74-mph curveball from Jon Niese that he had hit over the right field wall in the first inning. — Now that he was one home run from tying Willie Mays …
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Associated Press:
Pirates Complete 1st Desert Sweep With 8-0 Win Over D-Backs — PHOENIX — Francisco Liriano pitched effectively into the seventh inning in a combined three-hitter and the Pittsburgh Pirates completed their first sweep in Arizona with an 8-0 win over the Diamondbacks on Sunday.
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Jon Heyman / CBSSports.com:
Marlins owner Loria endorses Mike Redmond: 'He's the manager. Period' — MIAMI — With the Marlins on a five-game winning streak a week after stories surfaced indicating manager Mike Redmond may be on the hot seat, team owner Jeffrey Loria gave Redmond his first public endorsement Sunday.
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Associated Press:
Gattis, Astros Rally in 9th, Sweep 3-Game Set From Athletics — OAKLAND, Calif. — Evan Gattis hit a two-run double in the ninth inning and the AL West-leading Houston Astros completed their first sweep of the Oakland Athletics with a 7-6 win Sunday. — Gattis matched a career high with four RBIs.
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Rays, Archer Complete Sweep of Blue Jays — ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Chris Archer pitched two-hit ball in seven scoreless innings and Brandon Guyer drove in four runs Sunday as the Tampa Bay Rays won their fifth straight, 5-1 over the Toronto Blue Jays. — Archer (3-2) became …
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Associated Press:
Orioles Get 20 Hits in 18-7 Rout of Red Sox — BALTIMORE — Delmon Young drove in five runs, Chris Davis homered and the Baltimore Orioles received a bounce-back pitching performance from Bud Norris in an 18-7 victory over the Boston Red Sox on Sunday. — Baltimore took control with a six-run third inning and led 12-0 in the sixth.
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