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Marcus Stroman gets ultimate test as Rays visit Cubs
CHICAGO. - The Tampa Bay Rays' potent offense probably isn't what the Chicago Cubs, generous in allowing runs as of late, want to see.
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Jose Berrios beats former team as Blue Jays blank Twins
MINNEAPOLIS. - Jose Berrios pitched 5 2/3 shutout innings and Alejandro Kirk had a two-run single to lead the Toronto Blue Jays to a 3-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins in the rubber match of their three-game series on Sunday afternoon in Minneapolis.
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MLB roundup: Orioles explode for 10 late runs, beat Red Sox
May 28 - Anthony Santander homered and later drove in the tie-breaking run with a ninth-inning single as the visiting Baltimore Orioles rallied from a pair of six-run deficits to stun the Boston Red Sox 12-8 on Friday night in the opener of a five-game series.
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Pollock plays hero again in 16-inning epic
SAN DIEGO -- The Dodgers and Padres have produced some of the most memorable games of the 2021 season. Wednesday night’s 5-3 Dodgers win at Petco Park topped them all, jam-packing every situation into a 16-inning, five-hour rollercoaster.
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Ray fans 14, Kirk drives in go-ahead run as Blue Jays defeat White Sox 3-1
TORONTO. - Robbie Ray's stellar start for the Blue Jays on Wednesday night wasn't quite enough to get him a decision. Teammate Alejandro Kirk helped make sure that Toronto still got the victory.
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Baseball: Our National Pastime, But Now A Sport Whose Time Is Passed
TORONTO. - At the age of 45, I'm old by today's standards. When I graduated high school in 1993, most of the world hadn't heard of the internet and the idea of Sony and Microsoft making game systems was a laughable idea. This was an era when baseball was THE national sport. Major League Baseball, my favorite sport as a child, averaged over 30 million viewers in its 1991 World Series between the Braves & Twins, including an obscene 50 million viewers for game 7. It has seen a steady drop over 3 decades to under 12 million viewers per game each of the last two years. Many reasons factor into this alarming statistic including increased strikeouts and pace of play, but I feel it all comes down to what a changing audience wants.
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¡Por fin Azulejos!
TORONTO. - Para los fanáticos del beisbol y especialmente de los Azulejos de Toronto (yo los llamo “Los Azulejos de Canadá”, porque son el único equipo de Grandes Ligas en este país), han sido uno de los tres o cuatro equipos que ha hecho más “ruido” (los otros son los Padres, Mets y Atlanta) en el mercado de fichajes de la MLB, pero sin llegar a concretar ningún fichaje de renombre, lo cual enardeció a los fanáticos y empezaron a llover las críticas y con toda la razón.
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Ryu Struggles in Second Start as Blue Jays Fail to Win Series in Washington
TORONTO. - Michael A. Taylor’s two-run home run off Hyun-Jin Ryu in the fourth inning led the Nationals to a 6-4 victory over the Blue Jays on Thursday afternoon.
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