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Kristie Ackert / New York Daily News:
Luis Severino diagnosed with Grade 2 right lat strain — HOUSTON — Luis Severino is not coming back to rescue the Yankees anytime soon. Their ace was diagnosed with a strained right lat on Tuesday and shut down from throwing for the next six weeks. That timeline means Severino will likely not return until mid July.
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Coley Harvey / ESPN:
Severino has lat strain, out at least 6 more weeks — HOUSTON — New York Yankees right-hander Luis Severino will be shut down for the next six weeks after an MRI revealed a Grade 2 lat strain on his right side. — The injury, revealed in an MRI done in New York on Tuesday …
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Steve Adams / MLB Trade Rumors:
Luis Severino Shut Down Six Weeks Due To Lat Strain
Luis Severino Shut Down Six Weeks Due To Lat Strain
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MLB Daily Dish and Pinstripe Alley
Deesha Thosar / New York Daily News:
Travis d'Arnaud catches first MLB game since undergoing Tommy John surgery — One year and one day removed from his last Major League Baseball start, Travis d'Arnaud was thrilled to finally crouch behind the plate again. — The Mets catcher was batting eighth during the Mets' 14-8 loss to the Twins on Tuesday night at Citi Field.
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Ronald Blum / MLB Baseball News, Scores …:
DeGrom's streaks end as Twins hit 6 HRs to rout Mets 14-8 — Jacob deGrom's record-tying streak of quality starts ended at 26 when he allowed two home runs to — Eddie Rosario in a 14-8 drubbing by the — Minnesota Twins on Tuesday night, the worst outing in two years for the — New York Mets ace.
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Gabriel Burns / Atlanta Journal-Constitution:
Vilified Braves bullpen delivered in Denver — The Braves' much-maligned bullpen took well to Coors Field. — In the Braves' two-game sweep, the bullpen combined to throw seven scoreless innings, with nine strikeouts against two walks. That's a marked improvement from the first week of the season …
Carlos Monarrez / Detroit Free Press:
Will Detroit Tigers ever repeat Roar of '84? New film remembers special run — We unearthed thousands of Free Press photo negatives and one sports writer's score book to tell the tale of baseball's greats. “Bless you, boys.” — CONNECT — There's a moment near the end …
Derrick Goold / St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Cardinals sign All-Star infielder Carpenter to two-year extension — ST. LOUIS • The Cardinals and All-Star leadoff hitter Matt Carpenter have agreed upon an extension that will likely allow him to finish his career with the team, as first reported by The Post-Dispatch.
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David Matthews / New York Daily News:
Chicago Cubs put up, take down sexist ‘no women admitted’ press box sign — The Chicago Cubs held their season opener at Wrigley Field Monday, knocking around the Pittsburgh Pirates 10-0 to improve to 3-7 on the season. — The game was over by the fourth inning, but there was plenty of pre-game excitement in the stadium's press box.
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Mike Ozanian / Forbes:
Baseball Team Values 2019: Yankees Lead League At $4.6 Billion — aseball is more lucrative than it has ever been because of the continued escalation in the value of the sport's media rights and higher profits. — In November, Fox signed a new seven-year media rights deal with MLB beginning …
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Kyle Goon / Orange County Register:
Magic Johnson abruptly steps down as Lakers president of basketball operations — LOS ANGELES — Magic Johnson abruptly quit as the Lakers' president of basketball operations Tuesday night, citing a desire to get back to the simpler life he enjoyed before taking over the franchise just over two years ago.
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ESPN:
Indians' Clevinger out with ‘significant’ injury — The Cleveland Indians placed Mike Clevinger on the 10-day injured list with a back injury and manager Terry Francona told reporters that the right-hander won't be able to pick up a ball for six-to-eight weeks.
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Jeff Todd / MLB Trade Rumors:
Mike Clevinger Likely Out More Than Two Months
Mike Clevinger Likely Out More Than Two Months
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MLB Daily Dish, MLB Baseball News … and Let's Go Tribe
Joe Reedy / MLB Baseball News, Scores …:
Angels rally for 11-8 win over Brewers after Trout gets hurt — Tommy La Stella homered twice and drove in four runs, and the — Milwaukee Brewers 11-8 on Tuesday after — Mike Trout departed with a groin injury. — Andrelton Simmons collected three hits as Los Angeles extended its win streak to five games.
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Brew Crew Ball and Halos Heaven
Mark Medina / Mercury News:
Warriors' Stephen Curry leaves game vs New Orleans with foot injury — Warriors guard Stephen Curry rolled his right ankle in Tuesday's game against New Orleans … NEW ORLEANS — After clinching the No. 1 seed, the Warriors only had one priority for Tuesday's game against the New Orleans Pelicans: Avoid any injuries.
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