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A little bit of luck helps Kendrick in Phillies' win
Denard Span's bunt attempt bounced off the tip of home plate and skied in front of Carlos Ruiz.
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Braves' Freeman wins NL's Final Vote for All-Star Game
Time for a group hug? Freddie Freeman, the Braves' first baseman of the "Hugs for Votes" T-shirt campaign and massive #VoteFreddie momentum on Twitter, won the National League Final Vote as the league's last player voted into Tuesday's All-Star game at Citi Field.
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Davis, Roberts homer as Orioles beat Rangers 3-1
Chris Davis is having such a phenomenal season, he can afford to joke about a slump he's been stuck in for more than a week.
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Tigers' Porcello drops appeal; suspension is for five games
Rick Porcello officially dropped the appeal of his six-game MLB suspension, which was later reduced to five games.
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Tigers fall to White Sox as tempers flare
It was 78 degrees at game time Thursday afternoon at Comerica Park.
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Seattle blows lead, falls to Boston 8-7 in 10
In four games against the best team in the American League, the Seattle Mariners managed to score 30 runs.
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Marla Ridenour: Danny Salazar's dazzling Indians debut sparks hope � for 2014
Danny Salazar said his major-league debut was such a big deal, a celebration of the first player to make it from his hometown of Cabrera in the Dominican Republic, that everyone watched the game together at a party in a park.
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Exam reveals no serious injury for Rangers ace Yu Darvish
Nothing more than fatigue was diagnosed Thursday after Yu Darvish had his right trapezius muscle examined in Arlington by Texas Rangers team physician Dr. Keith Meister.
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Jeff Jacobs: Yankees' Jeter should wait until after All-Star Break
Derek Jeter begged like a kid in an ice cream shop and pleaded like a Washington lobbyist for a quick return from Scranton to the Bronx. There were those in the New York media, too, who campaigned on the Yankee captain's behalf.
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Santana can't hold three-run lead as Royals lose to Yankees
The quickest way for any pitcher to court disaster - maybe here, at Yankee Stadium, more than anywhere - is to start issuing walks. (Sure, it's a cliche; but, hey, there's a reason cliches become cliches.)
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Tigers slammed by White Sox' Phegley
It was 78 degrees at game time on Thursday at Comerica Park.
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Tigers frustrated in heated 6-3 loss to White Sox
Miguel Cabrera hit his 30th homer, and then Prince Fielder immediately had to duck out of the way from a high, inside pitch from Chicago's Chris Sale.
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Alvarez replaces Gonzalez in Home Run Derby
Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Pedro Alvarez has replaced Carlos Gonzalez of the Colorado Rockies in the 2013 Chevrolet Home Run Derby.
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Indians rookie Danny Salazar stellar in debut but headed back to minors
It didn't matter whether Danny Salazar picked Door No.1, Door No. 2 or Door No. 3, his prize for beating the Toronto Blue Jays and pitching a no-hitter for five innings would be an all-expense paid trip to Columbus and a Triple-A job when he got there.
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Freeman, Delabar win record-setting Final Vote
Freddie Freeman of the Atlanta Braves and Steve Delabar of the Toronto Blue Jays are going to the 2013 All-Star Game after winning the online fan vote.
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Freeman, Delabar elected as All-Stars; Puig misses
So much for Puig-mania sweeping the country. Give this contest to Atlanta first baseman Freddie Freeman.
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Phegley's slam leads White Sox over Tigers 6-3
It was hard to tell who was happier when Joshua Phegley's sixth-inning grand slam cleared the fence - Phegley himself, or the pitcher who would benefit from those four runs.
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Cubs, city of Chicago agree on Wrigley Jumbotron
The Chicago Cubs, which waited decades to install lights at Wrigley Field and has waited more than a century to win a World Series, took a giant step toward ending the wait for something every other team in the majors already has: a Jumbotron.
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Jeter returns, but leaves early with tight quad
Derek Jeter returned to the New York Yankees for the first time this season, then left early Thursday because of a tight right quadriceps.
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Tigers' Porcello has suspension reduced to five games
Detroit Tigers pitcher Rick Porcello had his recent suspension reduced to five games, and will begin serving it immediately after dropping his appeal Thursday morning.
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