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8:38 PM ET ESPN News Services NEW YORK — Miami outfielder Starling Marte and right-hander Jose Urena left Sundays’ regular-season finale against the New York Yankees after getting hurt in the early innings. Marte was hit on the front of his helmet by Clarke Schmidt‘s 94 mph fastball in the second inning. The pitch knocked
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6:17 PM ET The Los Angeles Angels fired general manager Billy Eppler on Sunday, announcing the decision moments after the team concluded its fifth consecutive losing season. The Angels now will search for the third full-time GM of Mike Trout‘s career with hopes that Eppler’s replacement can capitalize on the prime years of one of
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8:39 PM ET Marly RiveraESPN Writer Close Marly Rivera is a writer for ESPNdeportes.com and ESPN.com. NEW YORK — The New York Yankees lost six of their last eight regular-season games, which included series losses to the Toronto Blue Jays and Miami Marlins, but they still limped into the wild-card round as the fifth seed
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3:54 PM ET Associated Press ATLANTA — Ronald Acuna Jr. has been removed from the Atlanta Braves‘ lineup in their regular-season finale due to irritation in his left wrist. The postseason-bound Braves say the move before Sunday’s game against Boston was made as a precaution. Even so, the report of renewed soreness in Acuna’s wrist
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1:46 PM ET The Boston Red Sox announced Sunday that Ron Roenicke will not return as the team’s manager for the 2021 season, with a search for a new skipper beginning immediately. Roenicke took over as interim manager in February following the parting of ways with Alex Cora during the fallout from the Astros sign-stealing
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12:52 PM ET The Atlanta Braves activated Pablo Sandoval on Sunday, the final day of the regular season. He will be playing third base in Sunday’s game against the Boston Red Sox. Sandoval is being prepped for a bench role in the postseason for the NL East champions. The Braves have a lot of right-handed
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10:05 PM ET ESPN News Services NEW YORK — DJ LeMahieu is on the verge of a first in more than a century of Major League Baseball: the first player to win undisputed batting titles in both the American and National Leagues. Luke Voit is about to become a more common name atop the leaderboards
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