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Sinicki returns to AUSL action for 1st time since breast cancer diagnosis

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By Brian McGrath
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
The ball found Sinicki -- who was acquired by the Cascade in the fourth round of the 2026 Allocation Draft following a collegiate career at Oregon -- in the fifth, as she cleanly fielded a grounder and fired to first for the second out of the inning. She grounded out in her one at-bat.
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The best baseball players born on June 12

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By Brian McGrath
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
2) Hideki Matsui (1974) Affectionately known as “Godzilla” for his immense power, Matsui hit 332 home runs in Japan and 175 more during his MLB career, with 140 coming during his time with the Yankees. It didn’t take long for Matsui to win over the fans in New York, as he became the first Yankees player to hit a grand slam in his Yankee Stadium debut (April 8, 2003).
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D.R. is hitting some of the most electric home runs we've ever seen vs. Venezuela

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By Brian McGrath
| MLB (Major League Baseball) Verified
Juan Soto got the party started for the D.R. with a two-run blast in the first inning. Ketel Marte and Vladimir Guerrero Jr. joined in on the fun with solo shots in the third. And things really reached a fever pitch in the fourth, when Fernando Tatis Jr. crushed a three-run shot and capped it with an emphatic bat flip as the Dominican Republic jumped out to a 7-3 lead.
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