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Location American Baseball News for 26 September 2021
Woman, toddler dead after 'suspicious' fall at San Diego Padres' Petco Park A woman and her 2-year-old son fell from the third level at Petco Park Saturday and were pronounced dead just minutes before the San Diego Padres game began.
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Bob Uecker, who joined the Milwaukee Brewers broadcast team in 1971, was honored in a pregame ceremony Saturday in front of family, friends, former players and team employees.
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Mike Trout, who hasn't returned to the lineup for the Angels since suffering a calf strain on May 17, has officially been shut down for the rest of the season. The three-time AL MVP had 8 home runs, 18 RBI and a 1.090 OP...
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Mets officially eliminated from playoffs with Phillies win In a year when the NL East was there for the taking, the Mets collapsed when it mattered.
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Carlos Carrasco's first-inning issues could improve with variation of pitch selection says Mets' Luis Rojas On the day after they were officially eliminated from playoff contention, the Mets handed the ball to a pitcher who has been swallowed by disappointment in his first year in Queens.
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The A's placed Elvis Andrus on the 10-day injured list with a fractured left fibula, which he suffered while scoring the winning run Saturday against the Astros.
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A's shortstop Elvis Andrus suffered an undisclosed left ankle injury while rounding third base before he scored the winning run Saturday against the Astros.
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Mike Zunino, Ji-Man Choi and the Rays had a night to remember on Saturday in St. Petersburg, Florida, as their 7-3 win over the Miami Marlins gave Tampa Bay its second consecutive American League East title.
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Giancarlo Stanton's clutch 452-foot grand slam helped lift the Yankees into a tie with the Red Sox for the first AL wild card spot.
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Cloyd Boyer, Last of a Three-Brother Baseball Rarity, Dies at 94 His pitching career was cut short, but at one time he and his brothers Ken and Clete were all on the major league stage together. He ended up outliving them.
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