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Yankees Leave London With 'Eye-Opening' Wins Over Red Sox

The New York Times - 1 Jul 2019 04:58
Yankees Leave London With 'Eye-Opening' Wins Over Red Sox In the first M.L.B. games to be played in Europe, the Yankees and the Red Sox combined for 50 runs. And the Yankees came away with two wins.
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Who should have made it but didn't? Who are the biggest shockers? Where are Bryce and Manny? We analyze the All-Star Game rosters.
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Mets End 7-Game Losing Streak With a Rally Against the Braves The Mets erased a deficit in the eighth inning with a solo home run by Todd Frazier, a two-run line drive by Jeff McNeil and a two-run double by Pete Alonso.
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Rays two-way player Brendan McKay went 0-for-4 in his major league hitting debut against the Orioles, two days after winning his first game as a starting pitcher.
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Tampa Bay Rays two-way player Brendan McKay is scheduled to make his hitting debut against the Baltimore Orioles, two days after winning his first appearance as a starting pitcher.
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When the Closer Isn't Closing

The New York Times - 1 Jul 2019 21:23
When the Closer Isn't Closing Edwin Diaz, acquired by the Mets in the off-season, has struggled in the ninth inning.
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A Chicago White Sox official says the team's use of lynching victim Emmett Till in a scoreboard graphic was in "poor form."
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The Mets have publicly apologized to former players Jim Gosger and Jesse Hudson for displaying their names and images in error during the "We Remember" segment of a ceremony honoring the 1969 World Series champs.
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With 1,142 home runs hit in June, MLB set the record for the most homers in a month -- surpassing the mark set in May.
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The team hopes Anthony Swarzak will be ready to return immediately after the All-Star break on July 12.
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Clayton Kershaw and Walker Buehler join ERA leader Hyun-Jin Ryu on the NL pitching staff, giving L.A. four All-Stars in total; Houston leads MLB with six.
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