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3:38 PM ET The Boston Red Sox placed All-Star third baseman Rafael Devers on the 10-day injured list Saturday with right hamstring inflammation. Speaking before Boston took on the Toronto Blue Jays at Fenway Park, Red Sox manager Alex Cora said Devers felt right hamstring tightness in his last at-bat Friday night, and wasn’t running
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1:47 PM ET Associated Press NEW YORK — The New York Mets acquired catcher Michael Perez from the Pittsburgh Pirates for cash on Saturday, the second day in a row the National League East leaders made a trade with the Pirates. The 29-year-old Perez was designated for assignment on Friday. A lefty hitter, he batted
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7:37 AM ET New York Yankees reliever Michael King will miss the rest of the 2022 season after suffering a fractured right elbow during Friday’s game against the Baltimore Orioles, sources confirmed to ESPN. The right-handed King exited in the eighth inning after throwing a pitch to Baltimore Orioles third baseman Ramon Urias. Yankees manager
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8:29 AM ET ESPN News Services Cincinnati Reds catcher Tyler Stephenson had his right clavicle broken on a foul tip during Friday’s 9-5 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Stephenson suffered the injury when he was hit by the foul tip from Cardinals first baseman Paul Goldschmidt in the first inning. Stephenson left the game
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7:36 PM ET Associated Press NEW YORK — The first-place New York Mets added some much-needed punch at designated hitter Friday, acquiring Daniel Vogelbach from the Pittsburgh Pirates in a trade for rookie reliever Colin Holderman. The burly Vogelbach, a left-handed hitter and an All-Star in 2019 with Seattle, was batting .228 with 12 home
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7:53 PM ET Associated Press KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Two-time All-Star Whit Merrifield of the Kansas City Royals apologized Friday for “poorly articulated” comments about the COVID-19 vaccine after missing the team’s trip to Canada. Merrifield was among 10 Royals players who didn’t travel to Toronto because of their vaccination status for a four-game series
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9:24 PM ET Associated Press ATLANTA — Dwight Smith, a runner-up for NL rookie of the year who played on Atlanta‘s World Series-winning team in 1995, died Friday, the Braves announced. He was 58. The Braves said the former outfielder and pinch-hitting specialist died of congestive heart and lung failure. Smith played in the big
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