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Joe Skipper / Associated Press:
Jennings gets 1st win, Marlins top Orioles 1-0 in 13 innings — MIAMI (AP) New Miami Marlins manager Dan Jennings splashed around in the nightclub swimming pool adjacent to the team's clubhouse, surrounded by a dozen of his players whooping it up shortly before midnight.
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HardballTalk and Camden Chat
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Associated Press:
Gray Hit by Ball, Leaves With Bruised Ankle as A's Top Rays — ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Sonny Gray allowed four hits in five scoreless innings before leaving with a bruised right ankle and the Oakland Athletics beat the Tampa Bay Rays 7-2 Sunday. — Gray (5-2) was hit on the lower leg …
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Bless You Boys and DRaysBay
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Associated Press:
Astros Rally for 10-8 Win Over Tigers, Split 4-Game Series — DETROIT — Evan Gattis and Preston Tucker both homered in the sixth inning, and the Houston Astros slugged their way to another victory Sunday, rallying past the Detroit Tigers 10-8. — The Astros trailed 7-3 before scoring four runs …
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Bless You Boys and The Crawfish Boxes
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Associated Press:
Rangers Beat Yanks 5-2 for New York's 10th Loss in 11 Games — NEW YORK — Adam Rosales hit a two-run homer off Chris Capuano that bounced off the top of the left-field wall, Yovani Gallardo won for the second time since mid-April and the Texas Rangers sent the New York Yankees to their 10th loss …
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Pinstripe Alley
Associated Press:
Encarnacion and Goins Homer, Blue Jays Beat Mariners 8-2 — TORONTO — Edwin Encarnacion and Ryan Goins homered, Aaron Sanchez won for the first time in three starts and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Seattle Mariners 8-2 on Sunday, avoiding a three-game sweep.
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Lookout Landing and Bluebird Banter
Associated Press:
Harper Has 2 RBIs and Nationals Beat Phillies 4-1 — WASHINGTON — Bryce Harper drove in two runs, Gio Gonzalez outpitched Aaron Harang and the Washington Nationals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-1 Sunday for their eighth straight series win. — Harper gave the Nationals a 2-1 lead …
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Federal Baseball and The Good Phight
Kristie Ackert / NY Daily News:
David Wright is shut down for at least a week with what Mets are saying is spinal stenosis — PITTSBURGH - David Wright is not coming back to save the Mets any time soon. — The third baseman has been shut down from rehab activities for the second time in just over two weeks with back pain.
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Adam Rubin / ESPN:
Mets shut down David Wright again after his back flares up
Mets shut down David Wright again after his back flares up
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Faith and Fear in Flushing
Matt Eisenberg / Metsblog:
Collins calls team meeting — Mets manager Terry Collins called a team meeting after New York's 9-1 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, according to Adam Rubin. (May 24, 6:49 p.m.) — The Mets, whom the Pirates just swept, have lost five of six and 10 of 14.
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ESPN and Amazin' Avenue
Ken Rosenthal / Fox Sports:
All-Star Game shouldn't stop slumping Reds from firing Price — FOX Sports — Baseball is in an age of analytics, an age in which teams increasingly remove emotion from their decision-making. — So, why should hosting the All-Star Game make one iota of difference for the Cincinnati Reds …
Matt Breen / Philly.com:
Ken Giles is OK after finger cut — Ken Giles was visited at the mound on Friday night before he threw his first pitch. — Manager Ryne Sandberg said he noticed Giles looking at his hand, prompting the manager, pitching coach Bob McClure, and a trainer to visit Giles.
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The Good Phight
Staten Island Advance:
Island big leaguer Anthony Varvaro going under knife, season over — Antny.JPG Islander Anthony Varvaro to be sidelined for six months. — The mystery of Anthony Varvaro's rocky season start with the Red Sox is solved. — The normally dependable 30-year-old Island right-hander …
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MLB Trade Rumors and Full Count
Associated Press:
Justin Upton's Slam, 6 RBIs Lead Shields, Pads Over Dodgers — LOS ANGELES — Justin Upton hit a grand slam and drove in six runs as the San Diego Padres broke loose Sunday, backing unbeaten James Shields in an 11-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers. — The Padres had totaled just three runs in losing four straight games.
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