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Major League Baseball (MLB) is a professional baseball organization, the oldest of the four major professional sports leagues in the United States and Canada. A total of 30 teams play in the National League (NL) and American League (AL), with 15 teams in each league. The NL and AL were formed as separate legal entities in 1876 and 1901 respectively. After cooperating but remaining legally separate entities beginning in 1903, the leagues merged into a single organization led by the Commissioner of Baseball in 2000. The organization also oversees Minor League Baseball, which comprises 256 teams affiliated with the Major League clubs. With the World Baseball Softball Confederation, MLB manages the international World Baseball Classic tournament. Source

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Gray's no-hit bid vs. Yanks turns Fenway into 'Sonny Night Baseball'

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By Ian Browne Verified
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BOSTON – With a six-pitch mix, and the self-proclaimed best spinner of the baseball in the Majors, it would surprise nobody if Sonny Gray throws a no-hitter at some point in his career. For a while, it seemed like that point was going to be in a most dramatic setting – on Sunday Night Baseball against the Yankees. Gray was electric and had a no-hitter until Amed Rosario ended it with a single with one out in the eighth.
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Mariners acquire infielder Kennedy from Giants

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Kennedy has MLB experience with six different teams since his big league debut in 2022, batting .171 over 74 career games. He was originally drafted by the D-backs in the fifth round of the 2017 MLB Draft out of Millville Senior High School in Milville, NJ, the same high school as three-time AL MVP Mike Trout. The Mariners acquired infielder Buddy Kennedy from the Giants for cash considerations, the team announced Sunday.
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D-backs' No. 5 prospect Crisantes bringing hot June to close in style with a Double-A cycle

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The hot June that Demetrio Crisantes has been having at Double-A just turned into something of a more historic nature. The day had an auspicious beginning for the 21-year-old shortstop, who lost a seven-pitch battle with left-hander Dylan MacLean (Rangers) by striking out to end the first inning. But everything picked up from there. With two outs in the third, Crisantes swatted his fourth Double-A homer to left-center, besting MacLean in their second meeting.
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Daily Dash: Nimmo's superb catch, Tovar's throw

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The day’s top plays, including Brandon Nimmo's incredible catch at the wall and Ezequiel Tovar's stellar throw
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Crosstown rivals making big impact in Power Rankings

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By Will Leitch Verified
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It has been an outstanding week for the two Chicago teams, with the Cubs pulling into clear Wild Card position (despite serious pitching injuries) and the White Sox pulling ahead in the AL Central. Perhaps the most fun aspect has been how great the crowds have been at both Chicago stadiums. Obviously, Wrigley Field is always a party, but Rate Field on the South Side seems to get a little more exciting every night. Both teams are zooming up the Power Rankings: They’re now both in the top eight.
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Henderson's 7-K rehab debut bodes well for Brewers

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By Theo DeRosa
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Henderson was perfect through the first three innings against Gwinnett, the Braves’ Triple-A affiliate, with seven strikeouts his first time through the order. He coaxed two swinging strikeouts in the first inning, two more in the second and two more in the third, with his other K coming on an automatic strike in the second.
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Guards' top two prospects BOTH swat clutch homers in Triple-A game

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The Clippers are embracing Loft City. Velazquez, MLB's No. 54 prospect, turned on a high-and-in fastball off Royals veteran lefty Anthony Gose in the ninth inning. The 422-foot shot ended an 11-game drought without an extra-base hit for the left-handed-hitting designated hitter. In the process, the Guardians' No. 2 prospect also notched his second homer at the level. The 21-year-old Velazquez, who has hit nine total roundtrippers this season, has slashed .274/.351/.402 through 30 Triple-A games.
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Medias Rojas completan dramática barrida de cuatro juegos sobre los Yankees

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By Ian Browne Verified
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BOSTON – Durante buena parte del juego, la historia fue el casi juego sin hits de Sonny Gray, que terminó con un out en el octavo inning. Después, la atención se centró en el segundo salvamento desperdiciado por el cubano Aroldis Chapman en una semana y en algunos inusuales problemas defensivos del venezolano Wilyer Abreu en el jardín derecho. Pero al final, todo terminó con una celebración en el plato.
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Sox complete 4-game sweep of Yankees with wild 10th-inning walk-off

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By Ian Browne Verified
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But in the end, it was all about a walk-off pile – just the second this season for the Red Sox, who capped off a rare four-game sweep of the rival Yankees in dramatic fashion, winning, 5-4, in 10 innings. BOSTON – For a while, the story was Sonny Gray’s near no-hitter, which ended with one out in the eighth. Then, the focus shifted to Aroldis Chapman blowing his second save in a week and Wilyer Abreu having some rare defensive breakdowns in right field.
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ALCS rematch highlights this week’s 5 series to watch

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By Theo DeRosa
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As the calendar transitions into July this week, several exciting series are on tap, including rematches of two 2025 playoff clashes -- the NL Wild Card Series and the ALCS. Here are five series to watch for the week of June 29. Pirates at Phillies 4 games (Monday-Thursday) Head-to-head: The Phillies swept a three-game series at PNC Park from May 15-17, erasing an 8-1 deficit in the first game to win in extra innings. Storyline: Will the Phillies stay hot?
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Ackerman, Elijah
Adler, David
Altano, Erik
Altman, Lucas
Amour, Lauren
Amsinger, Greg
Bass, Ryan
Bastian, Jordan
Bauer, Michael
Beck, Jason
Bell, Mandy
Berger, Brooke
Berry, Adam
Bollinger, Rhett
Bolognino, Enrico
Bowman, Mark
Boyd, Benjamin
Bradley, Cole
Browne, Ian
Burkhardt, Molly
Cahill, Michael
Callis, Jim
Camerato, Jessica
Capalbo, Mark
Casella, Paul
Casey, Sean
Cassavell, AJ
Castrovince, Anthony
Charles, Fran
Chen, Sonja
Chiusano, Scott
Clair, Michael
Collins, Chris
Cornblatt, Bruce
Daley, Coop
De Nicola, Christina
DeRosa, Mark
DeRosa, Theo
DiComo, Anthony
Dorsey, Russell
Dykstra, Sam
Elias, Cody
Feinsand, Mark
Flores, Robert
Footer, Alyson
Friedell, Dan
Gallegos, Martin
Garner, Lauren
Garro, Adrian
Gilbert, Steve
Guardado, Maria
Gupta, Rohan
Gurnick, Ken
Gurvis, Jacob
Gutierrez, Amy
Hader, Brendan
Hamel, Avery
Hamilton, Lorraine
Harding, Thomas
Harrigan, Thomas
Hartley, Madelynn
Hersch, Jamie
Heyman, Jon
Hoch, Bryan
Hochberg, Len
Hoffman, Lauren
Irving, Alexandra
Jacobs, Joshua
Jones, Emily
Kelapire, Ryan
Kelly, Matt
Kerr, Byron
Kirshenbaum, Josh
Kolko, Dan
Kramer, Daniel
Kreuz, Julia
Ladson, Bill
Landino, Leonte
Landry, Kennedi
Langosch, Jenifer
Langs, Sarah
Leavey, Joe
Leckie, Paige
Leitch, Will
Lemire, Joe
Lupica, Mike
Lutz, Jeffrey
Maguire, Brent
Martin, Audra
Matheson, Keegan
Mayo, Jonathan
McArdle, Carolyn
McCalvy, Adam
McCarthy, Charlie
McTaggart, Brian
McVey, John
Merkin, Scott
Monagan, Matt
Mooney, Carolyn
Morosi, Jon Paul