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Shohei Ohtani's Interpreter Pleading Guilty To Federal Charges, Facing Up To 33 Yrs
Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter and best friend, Ippei Mizuhara, has agreed to plead guilty to two federal charges and is now facing up to 30 years in prison for taking nearly $17 million of the Dodger superstar's money.
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Willy Adames calls his shot, hits go-ahead 3-run homer with 2 outs in ninth as Brewers beat KC, 6-5
Willy Adames hit a three-run homer into the left-field bullpen with two outs in the ninth inning, helping the Milwaukee Brewers rally for a 6-5 victory over the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday night.
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Trout: Surgery better than waiting, DH-only role
Angels star Mike Trout says his decision to have meniscus surgery was better than postponing the procedure, playing through pain and being a designated hitter the rest of the season.
Former MLB First Round Pick Sean Burroughs Dead At 43
Sean Burroughs -- the ninth-overall pick in the 1998 MLB Draft -- has suddenly passed away, it was announced on Friday. He was just 43 years old.
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Sean Burroughs, Padres' first-round pick in 1998, dies at 43
Burroughs is the son of two-time All-Star Jeff Burroughs.
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Sean Burroughs, former first-round draft pick, who played for four MLB teams, dies at 43
Burroughs won a gold medal with Team USA at 2000 Olympics in Sydney
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RIP: Late Red Sox Pitcher Tim Wakefield's Widow Dies From Cancer Months After His Death
Stacy died at her home in Massachusetts surrounded by family, dear friends, and caretakers following a brave battle with pancreatic cancer, the Red Sox announced.
Tim Wakefield's Widow Stacy Dies 5 Months After the Boston Red Sox Pitcher
"The loss is unimaginable, especially in the wake of losing Tim just under five months ago," the Wakefield family said in a statement released by the Boston Red Sox in regards to the death of Tim Wakefield's widow, Stacy Wakefield.
MLB Legend David Ortiz Dragged Back to Court by Ex-Wife Tiffany Over Alleged Divorce Settlement Breach
David's ex-wife Tiffany is back in court fighting the MLB legend over money.
"There has been no compliance" - David Ortiz’s ex-wife Tiffany accuses Red Sox icon of neglecting divorce settlement terms
Back in May 2023, former Red Sox icon David Ortiz and his ex-wife Tiffany settled on their divorce.
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How Boston Red Sox Legend David Ortiz Became "Big Papi"
You know former Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz as 'Big Papi,' but how did he get that nickname?
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Woman arrested in connection with David Ortiz shooting, Dominican police say
Police in the Dominican Republic say a woman has been arrested in connection with the shooting of Boston Red Sox legend David Ortiz five years ago. The Hall of Fame designated hitter affectionately known as Big Papi was shot by a gunman on June 9, 2019, in his native Dominican Republic. Eleven...
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Man initially accused of planning David Ortiz shooting found dead in Dominican Republic
The man originally accused of planning the 2019 shooting of Red Sox legend David Ortiz in 2019 was found dead in the Dominican Republic.
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“Homework started yesterday" - Pirates top prospect Paul Skenes says he began studying Cubs batters following news of MLB call-up
Pittsburgh Pirates top prospect Paul Skenes is gearing up for his MLB debut against the Chicago Cubs on Saturday.
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Beloved baseball agent Barry Axelrod passes away at 77 years old, represented Hall of Famers Craig Biggio and Jeff Bagwell
Barry Axelrod was one of the most notable agents in Major League Baseball. He represented some of the most high-quality players the game has seen like Craig Biggio and Jeff Bagwell.
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"I was telling him that he’s ugly" - Miguel Rojas addresses viral video of his heated exchange with Marlins' bench during Dodgers victory
Wednesday’s game between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Miami Marlins took an unexpected turn in the sixth inning when the cameras caught the Dodgers shortstop, Miguel Rojas, in a heated exchange wit
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PITTSBURGH -- The Chicago Cubs drew six bases-loaded walks in the fifth inning against the Pirates on Saturday, the most by a major league team in a single inning in 65 years.
The last team to draw that many free passes with runners at every base in one inning was the Chicago White Sox, who had eight in the seventh inning on April 22, 1959.
And in the expansion era (since 1961), there has only been one other instance of a team to have at least six bases-loaded walks in a game -- the Boston Red Sox, against the White Sox on May 7, 1992.
Saturday's fifth inning began with prized Pirates rookie Paul Skenes giving up two hits, ending his big league debut. The Pirates wound up needing three more pitchers to get through the frame.
Nicolas threw 12 straight pitches outside the strike zone to Nico Hoerner, Michael Busch and Miles Mastrobuoni to bring in three runs.
Then Josh Fleming came in and walked Yan Gomes on five pitches before giving up an infield single to Mike Tauchman.
After a rain delay of 2 hours and 20 minutes, Fleming was pulled for Colin Holderman, who walked Seiya Suzuki on four pitches and Cody Bellinger on five to give Chicago, which trailed 6-1 entering the frame, an 8-6 lead. Holderman retired pinch hitter Nick Madrigal on a liner to end the inning.
"We had good at-bats at the beginning of it to put us in that situation, and then guys weren't chasing," Hoerner told reporters. "That's what it was."
The six walks overall tied the Cubs' most in a single inning over the past 50 seasons. The Pirates threw 55 pitches in the frame -- 20 for strikes.
Pittsburgh retook the lead with three runs in the bottom half of the fifth, courtesy of a Yasmani Grandalhome run, and held on to win 10-9.
"It's just proof that the game shows you something new every day," manager Craig Counsell said. "It was a strange inning, and it was a big inning that got us back into the game after a big deficit. We took the lead with some more walks. We just couldn't hold it."
Wild one: Cubs draw 6 bases-loaded walks in 5th
The Cubs drew six bases-loaded walks in the fifth inning against the Pirates on Saturday, the most by a major league team since the White Sox had eight in the seventh inning on April 22, 1959.
PITTSBURGH -- The Chicago Cubs drew six bases-loaded walks in the fifth inning against the Pirates on Saturday, the most by a major league team in a single inning in 65 years.
The last team to draw that many free passes with runners at every base in one inning was the Chicago White Sox, who had eight in the seventh inning on April 22, 1959.
And in the expansion era (since 1961), there has only been one other instance of a team to have at least six bases-loaded walks in a game -- the Boston Red Sox, against the White Sox on May 7, 1992.
Saturday's fifth inning began with prized Pirates rookie Paul Skenes giving up two hits, ending his big league debut. The Pirates wound up needing three more pitchers to get through the frame.
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Kyle Nicolas came on, struck out two batters and hit Ian Happ with a pitch. Then it got much worse.
Nicolas threw 12 straight pitches outside the strike zone to Nico Hoerner, Michael Busch and Miles Mastrobuoni to bring in three runs.
Then Josh Fleming came in and walked Yan Gomes on five pitches before giving up an infield single to Mike Tauchman.
After a rain delay of 2 hours and 20 minutes, Fleming was pulled for Colin Holderman, who walked Seiya Suzuki on four pitches and Cody Bellinger on five to give Chicago, which trailed 6-1 entering the frame, an 8-6 lead. Holderman retired pinch hitter Nick Madrigal on a liner to end the inning.
"We had good at-bats at the beginning of it to put us in that situation, and then guys weren't chasing," Hoerner told reporters. "That's what it was."
The six walks overall tied the Cubs' most in a single inning over the past 50 seasons. The Pirates threw 55 pitches in the frame -- 20 for strikes.
Pittsburgh retook the lead with three runs in the bottom half of the fifth, courtesy of a Yasmani Grandalhome run, and held on to win 10-9.
"It's just proof that the game shows you something new every day," manager Craig Counsell said. "It was a strange inning, and it was a big inning that got us back into the game after a big deficit. We took the lead with some more walks. We just couldn't hold it."
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Wild one: Cubs draw 6 bases-loaded walks in 5th
The Cubs drew six bases-loaded walks in the fifth inning against the Pirates on Saturday, the most by a major league team since the White Sox had eight in the seventh inning on April 22, 1959.
PITTSBURGH -- The Chicago Cubs drew six bases-loaded walks in the fifth inning against the Pirates on Saturday, the most by a major league team in a single inning in 65 years.
The last team to draw that many free passes with runners at every base in one inning was the Chicago White Sox, who had eight in the seventh inning on April 22, 1959.
And in the expansion era (since 1961), there has only been one other instance of a team to have at least six bases-loaded walks in a game -- the Boston Red Sox, against the White Sox on May 7, 1992.
Saturday's fifth inning began with prized Pirates rookie Paul Skenes giving up two hits, ending his big league debut. The Pirates wound up needing three more pitchers to get through the frame.
EDITOR'S PICKS
Kyle Nicolas came on, struck out two batters and hit Ian Happ with a pitch. Then it got much worse.
Nicolas threw 12 straight pitches outside the strike zone to Nico Hoerner, Michael Busch and Miles Mastrobuoni to bring in three runs.
Then Josh Fleming came in and walked Yan Gomes on five pitches before giving up an infield single to Mike Tauchman.
After a rain delay of 2 hours and 20 minutes, Fleming was pulled for Colin Holderman, who walked Seiya Suzuki on four pitches and Cody Bellinger on five to give Chicago, which trailed 6-1 entering the frame, an 8-6 lead. Holderman retired pinch hitter Nick Madrigal on a liner to end the inning.
"We had good at-bats at the beginning of it to put us in that situation, and then guys weren't chasing," Hoerner told reporters. "That's what it was."
The six walks overall tied the Cubs' most in a single inning over the past 50 seasons. The Pirates threw 55 pitches in the frame -- 20 for strikes.
Pittsburgh retook the lead with three runs in the bottom half of the fifth, courtesy of a Yasmani Grandalhome run, and held on to win 10-9.
"It's just proof that the game shows you something new every day," manager Craig Counsell said. "It was a strange inning, and it was a big inning that got us back into the game after a big deficit. We took the lead with some more walks. We just couldn't hold it."
DAMN that's wild. Down 2-6 and this happened...That's crazy
AND THE PIRATES STILL WON!!!!@playahaitian @jack walsh13 @DC_Dude @darth frosty
Wild one: Cubs draw 6 bases-loaded walks in 5th
The Cubs drew six bases-loaded walks in the fifth inning against the Pirates on Saturday, the most by a major league team since the White Sox had eight in the seventh inning on April 22, 1959.
PITTSBURGH -- The Chicago Cubs drew six bases-loaded walks in the fifth inning against the Pirates on Saturday, the most by a major league team in a single inning in 65 years.
The last team to draw that many free passes with runners at every base in one inning was the Chicago White Sox, who had eight in the seventh inning on April 22, 1959.
And in the expansion era (since 1961), there has only been one other instance of a team to have at least six bases-loaded walks in a game -- the Boston Red Sox, against the White Sox on May 7, 1992.
Saturday's fifth inning began with prized Pirates rookie Paul Skenes giving up two hits, ending his big league debut. The Pirates wound up needing three more pitchers to get through the frame.
EDITOR'S PICKS
Kyle Nicolas came on, struck out two batters and hit Ian Happ with a pitch. Then it got much worse.
Nicolas threw 12 straight pitches outside the strike zone to Nico Hoerner, Michael Busch and Miles Mastrobuoni to bring in three runs.
Then Josh Fleming came in and walked Yan Gomes on five pitches before giving up an infield single to Mike Tauchman.
After a rain delay of 2 hours and 20 minutes, Fleming was pulled for Colin Holderman, who walked Seiya Suzuki on four pitches and Cody Bellinger on five to give Chicago, which trailed 6-1 entering the frame, an 8-6 lead. Holderman retired pinch hitter Nick Madrigal on a liner to end the inning.
"We had good at-bats at the beginning of it to put us in that situation, and then guys weren't chasing," Hoerner told reporters. "That's what it was."
The six walks overall tied the Cubs' most in a single inning over the past 50 seasons. The Pirates threw 55 pitches in the frame -- 20 for strikes.
Pittsburgh retook the lead with three runs in the bottom half of the fifth, courtesy of a Yasmani Grandalhome run, and held on to win 10-9.
"It's just proof that the game shows you something new every day," manager Craig Counsell said. "It was a strange inning, and it was a big inning that got us back into the game after a big deficit. We took the lead with some more walks. We just couldn't hold it."
That's why baseball is so great. You can have something happen that hasn't occurred in 70 years!!! That's rare in other sports
About That Amazing Ball Girl Catch Video
Rumor: Video shows a ball girl making an amazing catch at a minor league baseball game.
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Can MLB save the starting pitcher? The search for solutions to baseball's 'existential crisis'
What rule changes could keep pitchers healthier and restore the prominence of the starter? A look at ideas from execs, players and coaches.
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Roku-MLB Highlights Free Sports Streaming as Fubo, Others Dive in
The Roku-MLB streaming deal highlights the rise of free, ad-supported sports television, joining the boom in commercial-driven streaming channels.
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Suit: Bad Bunny's agency hit with 'death penalty'
Rimas Sports, the agency founded by recording artist Bad Bunny, is accusing the Major League Baseball Players Association of "placing a death penalty" on the agency, according to a federal lawsuit the company filed Thursday.
Juan Soto open to extension talks with Yankees during the season: 'They know the phone number'
Slugger is headed for a payday expected to be in excess of $400 million
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Yankees' Hal Steinbrenner open to in-season contract talks with Juan Soto: 'This is a unique situation and a very unique player'
Soto is off to a hot start in his first season with the Yankees.
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Sal: Scott Boras would be 'the biggest moron' on earth if he let Juan Soto sign before free agency
Sal Licata says Scott Boras would be “the biggest moron” on the planet if he allowed Juan Soto to sign with the Yankees before hitting free agency.
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Yeah Soto been ballingJuan Soto open to extension talks with Yankees during the season: 'They know the phone number'
Slugger is headed for a payday expected to be in excess of $400 million
Yankees' Hal Steinbrenner open to in-season contract talks with Juan Soto: 'This is a unique situation and a very unique player'
Soto is off to a hot start in his first season with the Yankees.
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Sources: Ex-Angel Fletcher used Mizuhara bookie
David Fletcher, a former Los Angeles Angels infielder currently with the Braves' Triple-A affiliate, and his friend, who also played in the minor leagues, bet with the bookie who took wagers from Shohei Ohtani's ex-interpreter, according to sources.
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Sources: Ex-Angel Fletcher used Mizuhara bookie
David Fletcher, a former Los Angeles Angels infielder currently with the Braves' Triple-A affiliate, and his friend, who also played in the minor leagues, bet with the bookie who took wagers from Shohei Ohtani's ex-interpreter, according to sources.
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Sources: Ex-Angel Fletcher used Mizuhara bookie
David Fletcher, a former Los Angeles Angels infielder currently with the Braves' Triple-A affiliate, and his friend, who also played in the minor leagues, bet with the bookie who took wagers from Shohei Ohtani's ex-interpreter, according to sources.
