Clayton Kershaw, a three-time NL Cy Young Award winner and 11-time All-Star with the Dodgers, will retire after this season. “I’m at peace with it,” he said. “I think it’s the right time.”
Author: Bsky Feeder
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Greene’s 1-hitter keeps Reds in wild-card chase
Hunter Greene pitched a one-hitter as the Reds beat the Cubs 1-0 on Thursday night.
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‘Gonna call it’: Kershaw, 37, to retire after season
Clayton Kershaw, a three-time NL Cy Young Award winner and 11-time All-Star with the Los Angeles Dodgers, will retire after this season.
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Inglis out of T20 tour of New Zealand with a calf strain, Carey called up
Inglis pulled up sore after training session in Perth on Tuesday and a subsequent scan ruled him out of the three-match series
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Angels’ Soriano ends season on IL with arm bruise
Angels pitcher Jose Soriano, who was hit by a line drive on Wednesday, was placed on the 15-day injured list with a bruised right forearm.
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Canada GP start time changed to avoid Indy clash
The start time of the Canadian Grand Prix has been pushed back to 4 p.m. local in an attempt to avoid a clash with the Indianapolis 500.
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🔮 Predicting free agent deals: Tucker, Schwarber
Industry insiders break down the two top hitters in the free agent class as they complete very different regular seasons.
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Tong rebounds with best MLB start to buoy Mets
Rookie Johah Tong responded with the best performance of his nascent major league career, holding the Padres to four hits and one unearned run over five innings in the Mets’ 6-1 victory at Citi Field.
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Red Sox slip in playoff race: ‘Have to play better’
The Red Sox lost 5-3 to the Athletics on Thursday, allowing the Cleveland Guardians to crawl closer to Boston in the AL wild-card race.
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McLaren walking a ‘fairness’ tightrope with Norris, Piastri
McLaren’s handling of the Lando Norris-Oscar Piastri rivalry is genuinely admirable in a sport where the pursuit of victory often comes at all costs, but Sunday showed where the limitations are.