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MLB Gambling Investigation Sidelines Cleveland's Clase

Cleveland Guardians pitcher Emmanuel Clase joins teammate Luis Ortiz on paid administrative leave due to an MLB gambling investigation, impacting the team's playoff hopes and raising concerns about the long-term consequences for both players.

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Yankees' Defensive Lapses Fuel AL East Struggles

The New York Yankees' recent struggles stem from a significant increase in errors, particularly noticeable in their series against the Toronto Blue Jays, resulting in a 21-26 record since May 28, significantly impacting their playoff chances.

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Schwarber's 3 Home Runs Secure NL All-Star Win in Historic Tiebreaker

In the 2023 All-Star Game, Kyle Schwarber hit three home runs in a tiebreaker swing-off, securing a 7-6 National League victory and the All-Star Game MVP award, marking the first use of this rule implemented in the 2022 collective bargaining agreement.

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Nationals' James Wood: All-Star Snub Highlights Exceptional Talent

Despite being overlooked for an All-Star Game starting position, Washington Nationals' outfielder James Wood's exceptional performance this season (.283/.386/.552 slash line, 156 OPS+), showcasing his power and potential, makes him a shoo-in for a reserve spot; acquired in the Juan Soto trade, the 2...

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Ohtani's Strong Pitching Outing in Dodgers' Loss

On Saturday, the Los Angeles Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani pitched two innings against the Kansas City Royals, his longest outing of the season, reaching a career-high 101.7 mph fastball speed, despite the Dodgers losing 9-5.

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Dodgers Donate $1 Million After Immigration Arrests Near Stadium

The Los Angeles Dodgers pledged $1 million to aid families impacted by recent immigration arrests in Los Angeles, a move following a disputed claim that the team denied ICE agents access to Dodger Stadium; while ICE denied the claim, CBP confirmed a brief, unrelated presence.

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Detroit Tigers' Slump: A Test of Team Resilience

The Detroit Tigers, after leading the MLB for much of the season, suffered a significant slump winning only one of their last thirteen games, forcing manager A.J. Hinch to address team morale and execution.

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Judge Ties Rodriguez's Yankees Home Run Record Amidst Inconsistent Team Play

Aaron Judge tied Alex Rodriguez's New York Yankees home run record of 351 on Sunday, accomplishing the feat in 1092 games compared to Rodriguez's 1509 games, amidst a season of inconsistent Yankees performance marked by winning and losing streaks.

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Kershaw Reaches 3,000 Strikeouts in Dodgers Victory

On May 25, 2008, Clayton Kershaw made his MLB debut; on August 2, 2023, he achieved 3,000 career strikeouts in a 5-4 Dodgers victory over the White Sox, solidifying his place among baseball's elite pitchers.

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Ohtani Throws Fastest Pitch of Career in Loss to Royals

On Saturday, Shohei Ohtani threw a 101.7 mph fastball, the fastest pitch of his career, during a two-inning scoreless appearance against the Kansas City Royals; however, the Royals won 9-5, and Ohtani was hitless in four at-bats. Ohtani also announced he will not participate in the 2024 Home Run Der...

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Fan Heckles Marte About Deceased Mother, Prompting Ejection and Ban

On August 1, 2024, Chicago White Sox fan heckled Arizona Diamondbacks' Ketel Marte about his late mother, leading to his emotional distress, the fan's ejection, and an indefinite ban from the stadium; the incident occurred eight years after Marte's mother died in a car accident.

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Brewers Trade Civale to White Sox for Vaughn

The Milwaukee Brewers traded pitcher Aaron Civale to the Chicago White Sox in exchange for first baseman Andrew Vaughn on Civale's 30th birthday, after Civale requested a trade following a move to the bullpen and a subpar season; Vaughn will play for the Brewers' Triple-A team.

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