Anthony Volpe is expected to miss the start of next season after having surgery to repair a partially torn labrum in his left shoulder.
Category: Baseball
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Judge avoids surgery; Rodón could miss opener
Yankees star Aaron Judge won’t need surgery on his elbow, but left-hander Carlos Rodon underwent an operation this week and could miss Opening Day.
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Four reasons the Dodgers look unbeatable this October
L.A. didn’t enter October as the juggernaut it was expected to be. Now, though, the Dodgers are playing like it.
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Volpe has surgery, likely will miss start of ’26
Anthony Volpe is expected to miss the start of next season after having surgery to repair a partially torn labrum in his left shoulder.
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Reports: Yankees SS Volpe has shoulder surgery
Yankees shortstop Anthony Volpe recently had surgery to repair a partially torn labrum in his left shoulder, according to reports.
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Are the Dodgers unbeatable? Here’s how they’re unlocking their best selves when it matters most
L.A. didn’t enter October as the juggernaut it was expected to be. Now, though, the Dodgers are playing like it.
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Vlad Jr., Springer jolt Jays offense in Game 3 rout
The Blue Jays, after losing the first two games of the ALCS at home, tattooed baseballs all over T-Mobile Park on Wednesday, smashing five home runs and four doubles in a 13-4 rout of the Mariners to avoid facing an elimination game Thursday.
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Ohtani: Two-way role not cause of hitting slump
Shohei Ohtani, who is just 2-for-25 with 12 strikeouts since the wild-card round, said Wednesday that he doesn’t think pitching has affected his performance at the plate.
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Jays find offense, hit 5 HRs in Game 3 rout of M’s
The Blue Jays, after losing the first two games of the ALCS at home, tattooed baseballs all over T-Mobile Park on Wednesday, smashing five home runs and four doubles in a 13-4 rout of the Mariners to avoid facing an elimination game Thursday.
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ALCS takeaways: Best moments, Game 3 hero from Blue Jays’ dominant win
Toronto notched a much-needed victory in Seattle on Wednesday night. Here’s how they did it.