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5:43 PM ET Associated Press PHILADELPHIA — Baseball’s 2026 All-Star Game will be played in Philadelphia to mark the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Commissioner Rob Manfred made the announcement Tuesday at Independence Hall with a cast of All-Stars past and present on stage behind him. Phillies Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt and
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9:07 PM ET NEW YORK — The Boston Red Sox recalled catcher Sandy Leon and designated catcher Blake Swihart for assignment, making Swihart the first roster casualty amid the team’s early-season struggles. Leon, who spent the first few weeks of the 2019 season in Triple-A, was behind the plate, batting eighth when the Red Sox
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12:28 PM ET MIAMI — Major League Baseball is investigating racist Instagram messages sent to Chicago Cubs pitcher Carl Edwards Jr., a league spokesperson confirmed Tuesday. The team also reacted to the messages, which came after Edwards struggled in his first few appearances of the season before he was demoted to Triple-A Iowa. “We were
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11:24 AM ET NEW YORK — The banged-up New York Yankees added yet another player to the injured list Tuesday. This time, it was Greg Bird, the oft-injured first baseman who had been struggling offensively at the start of this season. Bird was placed on the 10-day IL, retroactive to Sunday, with a left plantar
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8:50 AM ET Former Chicago Cubs pitcher Carlos Zambrano said he thinks that he can overcome his age, his reputation, and a long major league absence to make it back to the big leagues. ”Why not?” Zambrano said Monday from Marlins Park where the Cubs are playing this week. ”Bartolo [Colon] pitched until he was
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8:40 AM ET ESPN News Services Red Sox outfielder Mookie Betts was his own harshest critic Monday, taking his share of the blame for Boston’s 6-11 start after last year’s World Series championship. “Basically, what I’m doing is unacceptable,” Betts told reporters after Boston’s 8-1 loss to the Baltimore Orioles. “I have to figure out
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12:08 PM ET ESPN News Services After being designated for assignment, Cleveland Indians utility man Brad Miller took a shot at the team. “They acknowledge that it wasn’t fair,” he said. “But I’m just a player. I go out there and play my hardest and play for the guys next to me. Obviously, they don’t
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