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5:07 PM ET Associated Press CLEVELAND — Indians pitcher Zach Plesac feels he and teammate Mike Clevinger have been unfairly portrayed as “bad people” in the aftermath of the pitchers being quarantined by the team for violating COVID-19 protocols last weekend in Chicago. Plesac said he posted a six-minute video on his Instagram page Thursday
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10:25 PM ET ESPN News Services The St. Louis Cardinals‘ series opener against the Chicago White Sox has been postponed to Saturday, giving the Cardinals an extra day to recover from a coronavirus outbreak. The Cardinals, who haven’t played since July 29, were set to resume their season Friday night in Chicago. But the series
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5:17 PM ET Associated Press NEW YORK — A pitcher getting ejected for arguing balls and strikes — on his day off? And from the stands? Nationals star Stephen Strasburg earned one of baseball’s most unusual ejections in the third inning of Washington’s game against the New York Mets on Thursday. Strasburg was sitting in
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1:34 PM ET Associated Press NEW YORK — Mets left fielder Jeff McNeil was carted off the field Thursday after crashing into the left-field wall in the first inning to rob the Washington Nationals‘ Asdrubal Cabrera of a two-run, extra-base hit. McNeil, a natural infielder who has been manning both outfielder corners for the Mets
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12:23 AM ET Marly RiveraESPN Writer Close Marly Rivera is a writer for ESPNdeportes.com and ESPN.com. NEW YORK — One player’s adversity can become another player’s opportunity, as embattled outfielder Clint Frazier showed Wednesday night in the New York Yankees‘ 6-3 win over the Atlanta Braves. With Giancarlo Stanton suffering a Grade 1 hamstring strain,
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12:41 AM ET Associated Press CLEVELAND — Bell bottoms were in style and Nixon was in the White House the last time the Chicago Cubs started a season this hot. Their rookie manager isn’t taking any credit for the fast start. “I mean, I’ve got a good team,” David Ross said. “That’s what it is.
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7:13 AM ET Joe Kelly‘s enduring animus toward Houston Astros players has more to do with how they handled the sign-stealing investigation than the actual cheating itself, the Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher said in his first extensive interview since he sparked a benches-clearing confrontation last month in Houston. In Kelly’s eyes, the Houston players, who
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