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freeD: Adrian Peterson breaks free on first TD run with Cardinals | Week 6
Take a look through our freeD vision as running back Adrian Peterson runs in his first TD with the Arizona Cardinals.Source: https://sports.yahoo.com/freed-adrian-peterson-runs-first-003500922.html?src=rss
Lifelong Dodger fan returns historic home run ball to Justin Turner
A lifelong Dodger fan snagged the historic home run ball by Justin Turner and promptly returned it to the hero of the NLCS Game 2.Source: https://sports.yahoo.com/lifelong-dodger-fan-returns-historic-062703171.html?src=rss
Yankee Stadium porch party: 'Freak' home runs stun Astros, get New York back in ALCS
NEW YORK – Todd Frazier called it an “unorthodox swing.'' A.J. Hinch described it as an “awkward swing.'' More precisely, it was a Yankee Stadium swing. Only two major league ballparks yielded more home runs this season than the New York Yankees' home field, where they banged outSource: https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/mlb/2017/10/17/yankees-astros-alcs-yankee-stadium-short-porch-todd-frazier/770911001/?src=rss
Judge, Yankees get what they need in ALCS
For Aaron Judge, it was a fastball in the strike zone, something he's rarely seen in these playoffs. For the Yankees, it was a crucial Game 3 win over the Astros.Source: https://sports.yahoo.com/alcs-game-3-mistake-pitch-led-aaron-judge-old-one-bat-070426316.html?src=rss
The Cubs are in desperate need of relief
Tonight they need it relief . . . from their starterSource: https://sports.yahoo.com/cubs-desperate-relief-130316651.html?src=rss
Tigers from war-torn Aleppo settle into new Dutch home
Two tigers rescued from a zoo near Aleppo have arrived in their new home in the Netherlands to recover from their ordeal in the conflict-torn Syrian city. The organization that saved the tigers, Sultan and Sayeeda, said Tuesday they are settling into the FELIDA Big Cat Center in Nijeberkoop, 130 kilometersSource: http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/article179246241.html?src=rss
Sonny Gray can reestablish lost credibility with strong Game 4
Sonny Gray has had plenty of time, nearly two weeks now, to reflect on and regroup from his poor first postseason start as a Yankee. Gray will pitch Game 4 of the ALCS against Houston on Tuesday, his first appearance in 12 days and easily the most important one of his five-year career and his three monthsSource: http://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baseball/yankees/sonny-gray-reestablish-lost-credibility-strong-game-4-article-1.3567541?utm_content=buffera9e84&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=NYDNSports+Twitter?src=rss
Yankees offense finally gives us a glimpse of what this ALCS could have been
In the regular season, Houston and New York scored the most runs in the entire league. The Astros’ offense scored 896, almost 40 more than the Yankees with their 858 runs in second place. The Yankees were themselves over 30 runs over the Rockies, in third place.Source: https://www.sbnation.com/mlb/2017/10/17/16487200/alcs-new-york-yankees-houston-astros-offense-game-3-finally-some-runs?yptr=yahoo?src=rss
Your guide to Tuesday's LCS games: Can Yankees, Cubs overcome LCS holes?
Andrew Marchand David Schoenfield Close David Schoenfield ESPN Senior Writer Senior writer of SweetSpot baseball blog Former deputy editor of Page 2 Been with ESPN.com since 1995 Follow on Twitter We were looking at two potential sweeps, but the Yankees stomped on that possibility with a big win MondaySource: http://www.espn.com/mlb/story/_/id/21041043/your-guide-tuesday-lcs-games-yankees-cubs-overcome-their-initial-lcs-holes?src=rss
The Cubs could really use 2016 Javier Baez right about now
Jesse Rogers ESPN Staff Writer Jesse joined ESPN Chicago in September 2009 and covers the Chicago Cubs for ESPNChicago.com and ESPN Radio 1000. Follow on Twitter CHICAGO -- It was a year ago at this time that Chicago Cubs second baseman Javier Baez had his coming-out party on the national stage en routeSource: http://www.espn.com/blog/chicago/cubs/post/_/id/46164/the-cubs-could-really-use-2016-javier-baez-right-about-now?src=rss
Will the Nationals have to overhaul their bench?
General Manager Mike Rizzo prioritized the makeup of the Nationals' bench in 2017 more than he had in any prior season, a prescient move considering he had to rely on non-regulars repeatedly when injuries dinged his starters. He prioritized a veteran and experienced bench. He traded for Howie KendrickSource: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/nationals-journal/wp/2017/10/17/will-the-nationals-have-to-overhaul-their-bench/?src=rss
LEADOFF: Braves' McGuirk says MLB probe 'basically wrapped up'
Good morning. This is LEADOFF, an early look at Atlanta sports. NORTH PORT, FLA. – Braves chairman and CEO Terry McGuirk, who had made no public comments about the rule-breaking scandal that has rocked the franchise for the past two weeks, largely held to that stance when asked about the MLB investigationSource: http://www.ajc.com/sports/leadoff-braves-mcguirk-says-mlb-probe-basically-wrapped/MhHhe0ojIWp11IPusqQjkI/?src=rss
It seems the 2017 MLB playoffs are now all about Aaron Judge, whether he likes it or not
One of many strange things about watching sport on television, one whose significance becomes apparent only when you pause to think, is the soundlessness of it all. It isn't silence, by any definition of that word. Not even quietness, as such. You can hear contact, shouts, the screams of the crowdSource: http://www.newsweek.com/aaron-judge-yankees-vs-astros-cc-sabathia-mlb-playoffs-sport-686531?src=rss
Yankees vs. Astros Is Now All About Aaron Judge, Whether He Likes It Or Not
One of many strange things about watching sport on television, one whose significance becomes apparent only when you pause to think, is the soundlessness of it all. It was like that on Monday night, at the bottom of the fourth inning at Yankee Stadium, when Aaron Judge faced a 2-2 pitch from the AstrosSource: https://sports.yahoo.com/yankees-vs-astros-now-aaron-105840898.html?src=rss
Baseball-loving brothers, now in 90s, were indispensable to Cubs, Dodgers for decades
They worked in Major League Baseball clubhouses for decades, ordering bats and washing uniforms. One brother toiled for the Cubs, a white floppy fishing hat perched atop his head. The other brother labored on the West Coast with the Dodgers, where he befriended Sandy Koufax. After enduring more thanSource: http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/ct-met-cubs-kawano-brothers-20171016-story.html?src=rss
Judge's offense and defense help lift Yankees over Astros in Game 3
NEW YORK Three pitches into Monday's fourth inning, Aaron Judge galloped onto Yankee Stadium's warning track and hurtled into its right-field wall to retrieve a deep drive. As ball met glove, Judge's oversized torso smashed into an advertisement that foretold the night's events. GREATNESSSource: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/sports/mlb/charlotte-knights/article179236036.html?src=rss
Houston, we have an unexpected problem: offense
Jerry Crasnick ESPN Senior Writer Close ESPN.com senior writer Author of "License to Deal" Former Denver Post national baseball writer Follow on Twitter NEW YORK -- The Houston Astros entered the postseason with the luxury of knowing they were a threat to win every game because of the quick-strikeSource: http://www.espn.com/blog/sweetspot/post/_/id/83796/houston-we-have-an-unexpected-problem-offense?src=rss
Lifelong Dodger fan returns historic home run ball to Justin Turner
A lifelong Dodger fan snagged the historic home run ball by Justin Turner and promptly returned it to the hero of the NLCS Game 2.Source: https://sports.yahoo.com/lifelong-dodger-fan-returns-historic-062703171.html?src=rss
Yankee Stadium porch party: 'Freak' home runs stun Astros, get New York back in ALCS
NEW YORK – Todd Frazier called it an “unorthodox swing.'' A.J. Hinch described it as an “awkward swing.'' More precisely, it was a Yankee Stadium swing. Only two major league ballparks yielded more home runs this season than the New York Yankees' home field, where they banged outSource: https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/mlb/2017/10/17/yankees-astros-alcs-yankee-stadium-short-porch-todd-frazier/770911001/?src=rss
Yankee Stadium porch party: 'Freak' home runs stun Astros, get New York back in ALCS
NEW YORK – Todd Frazier called it an “unorthodox swing.'' A.J. Hinch described it as an “awkward swing.'' More precisely, it was a Yankee Stadium swing. Only two major league ballparks yielded more home runs this season than the New York Yankees' home field, where they banged outSource: https://www.usatoday.com/story/sports/mlb/2017/10/17/yankees-astros-alcs-yankee-stadium-short-porch-todd-frazier/770911001/?utm_source=feedblitz&utm_medium=FeedBlitzRss&utm_campaign=usatodaycomsports-topstories?src=rss
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