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Rob Bradford / WEEI:
Why there is no more Fortnite in Red Sox clubhouse — There is something missing from the Red Sox' home clubhouse this season that smacked visitors in the face upon entering last season. — No more Fortnite. — The popular video game became part of the conversation during …
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Paul Sullivan / Miami Herald:
The Chris Sale trade is looking better these days for the White Sox — Chris Sale gets to feel some love this weekend when the former White Sox ace returns to the South Side with the Red Sox. — Sale is scheduled to start the second game of a four-game series Friday at Guaranteed Rate Field …
Jon Meoli / Baltimore Sun:
Orioles rally past White Sox, 5-4, in Game 1 of doubleheader to end four-game slide
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Jimmy Golen / scores.nbcsportsbayarea.com:
Moreland, Vázquez homer, Boston sweeps Oakland 7-3
Moreland, Vázquez homer, Boston sweeps Oakland 7-3
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Associated Press:
Pollock to undergo surgery for infection in right elbow — SHARE URL EMAIL FBMSNGR WHATSAPP SMS — SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Los Angeles Dodgers center fielder A.J. Pollock will need surgery because of an infection in his surgically repaired right elbow.
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Josh Dubow / MLB Baseball News, Scores …:
Posey's hit sends Giants to 2-1 win over Dodgers
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Steve Adams / MLB Trade Rumors:
A.J. Pollock To Undergo Elbow Surgery
A.J. Pollock To Undergo Elbow Surgery
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Michael Wagaman / scores.nbcsportsbayarea.com:
Freese, Turner homer as Dodgers beat Giants 10-3
Freese, Turner homer as Dodgers beat Giants 10-3
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Associated Press:
Mikolas, Cardinals down Nationals 5-1 for 5th win in row — Miles Mikolas outpitched Max Scherzer, Marcell Ozuna had three hits and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Washington Nationals 5-1 Wednesday night for their fifth straight win. — José Martínez drove in two runs for the Cardinals, who have won 10 of 11.
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Eddie Matz / ESPN:
Cardinals stake their claim as the best team in baseball — WASHINGTON — If you are what your record says you are, then the St. Louis Cardinals are the best team in baseball. — With a convincing 5-1 win over the Washington Nationals and ace Max Scherzer on Wednesday night, St. Louis improved to 20-10.
Derrick Goold / St. Louis Post-Dispatch:
Cards capitalize on Washington's misplays early, cruise to 5-1 victory vs. Scherzer — WASHINGTON • After two days of coming from behind to overtake the Nationals, the Cardinals and their league-best record started May by showing how they do when holding a lead.
Ryan Ford / Detroit Free Press:
Detroit Tigers' Matthew Boyd, Shane Greene were the masters of March and April. Here's how — The first month — OK, technically “the first month plus four days of March” — of the 2019 season is in the books, with the Tigers entering Wednesday's May-opening loss to the Phillies with a 13-14 record after 27 games.
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Jeff Passan / ESPN:
Good seats available: MLB's early-season attendance issue continues — KANSAS CITY, Mo. — At first pitch Wednesday afternoon between the Kansas City Royals and the Tampa Bay Rays, about 500 fans dotted stands at Kauffman Stadium. It was a weekday during the school year …
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Edwin Diaz falters again as Mets spoil Jacob deGrom's gem vs. Reds — Cy Young winner rights ship, but Mets bats are quiet in 1-0 loss — NEW YORK — Two crucial parts to the Mets pitching staff were searching for rebound performances on Wednesday night. One of them did, but the other did not.
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Perez pitches Twins past Astros 6-2 behind Schoop's big HR — Martin Perez pitched eight scoreless innings in his longest start in two seasons, and Jonathan Schoop hit a towering two-run homer to help the Minnesota Twins beat the Houston Astros 6-2 on Wednesday night.
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Dawn Ennis / Outsports:
Exclusive: Astros' George Springer punished by MLB for anti-gay slur directed at umpire
Exclusive: Astros' George Springer punished by MLB for anti-gay slur directed at umpire
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Indians' Kluber leaves game with bruised right forearm — Corey Kluber has left his team's game at Miami with a bruised right forearm after being hit by a line drive off the bat of — Brian Anderson. — The ball rolled away from Kluber, and he tried to swat it to first base …
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Ben Axelrod / WKYC-TV:
Cleveland Indians SP Trevor Bauer after win over Miami Marlins: ‘I suck right now’
Cleveland Indians SP Trevor Bauer after win over Miami Marlins: ‘I suck right now’
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ABC News:
Franco, Hoskins lead Phillies over Tigers 7-3 — Maikel Franco keeps producing like a cleanup hitter from the bottom of the lineup. — Franco hit a bases-clearing double in the seventh, Rhys Hoskins homered and the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Detroit Tigers 7-3 on Wednesday night.
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Jesse Rogers / ESPN:
Why Jon Lester might be Chicago's best free-agent signing ever — SEATTLE — Cubs left-hander Jon Lester is so revered in Chicago these days even social media can't touch him. In the era of hot takes, there's only one concerning Lester that is up for debate: Is he the best free-agent signing in the city's history?
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Jeff Wilson / Fort Worth Star-Telegram:
Miller was terrific, for three innings. Rangers have no choice but to give him more rope — The Texas Rangers probably didn't want to be off Monday after outscoring the Seattle Mariners 29-2 on Saturday and Sunday. They are probably welcoming their off day Thursday.
Neil Paine / FiveThirtyEight:
Are Any Of MLB's Breakout Teams For Real? — Statheads know that it usually takes roughly 70 games for baseball results to really start meaning something. On the first day of May a year ago, the New York Mets were 17-9 and the Los Angeles Dodgers were 12-16.

