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12:48 AM ET MILWAUKEE — Brewers reliever Josh Hader has been approaching perfect domination ever since he emerged as an elite bullpen ace last season. On Saturday, he finally reached it. Hader recorded his first immaculate inning, striking out three straight St. Louis Cardinals in the ninth and finishing a 4-2 Milwaukee win. Hader threw
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10:35 PM ET Associated Press MIAMI — Colorado Rockies first baseman Daniel Murphy is out indefinitely with a broken finger on his left hand. Murphy was injured diving for a sharp grounder in the fourth inning Friday night against the Miami Marlins. He remained in the game and got his first hit with the Rockies
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10:19 PM ET ARLINGTON, Texas — After declaring in spring training he was the “happiest” he had been in seven years, Chicago Cubs right-hander Yu Darvish lasted a career-worst 2⅔ innings in his first start of the season on Saturday — against the team he spent most of those seven years with, the Texas Rangers.
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7:04 PM ET Bryce Harper‘s first hit as a member of the Philadelphia Phillies was a home run. Harper hit a 1-1 pitch from Atlanta reliever Jesse Biddle into the right-field seats for a solo homer in the bottom of the seventh inning on Saturday, extending the Philllies’ lead to 7-4. The ball traveled 465
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7:31 PM ET The Seattle Mariners have put their closer, right-hander Hunter Strickland, on the 10-day injured list because of a right lat strain. Strickland gave up a winning three-run home run to Boston pinch hitter Mitch Moreland in the top of the ninth inning Friday night. After the game, he said he was feeling
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12:46 PM ET Associated Press NEW YORK — It didn’t take long for Chris Davis‘ first benching of the season. The first baseman with the $161 million contract was out of the Baltimore Orioles‘ starting lineup against the New York Yankees on Saturday, two days after going 0-for-3 with three strikeouts in the opener. Rookie
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12:55 AM ET MILWAUKEE — If St. Louis fans were already excited about their high-profile offseason acquisition, now they have to be ecstatic. In his second game with the Cardinals, Paul Goldschmidt hammered three home runs and drove in five, leading St. Louis to an 9-5 win over the Milwaukee Brewers. Goldschmidt added a fourth
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