The New York Times – Sports:
Julio Teheran’s journey from All-Star to the independent leagues and back has been crucial for the Brewers. It doesn’t matter that he can’t break 90 miles per hour.
Author: Tyler Kepner
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St. Louis Cardinals Hope to Save Season as Underdogs
The New York Times – Sports:
St. Louis, a perennial playoff contender, is having its worst season in decades, forcing it into an unfamiliar position: underdogs.
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Brandon Nimmo and Mets Get Walk-Off Win Over Yankees
The New York Times – Sports:
Brandon Nimmo’s single in the 10th gave the struggling Mets a thrilling victory over the Yankees. It also gave his team a rare chance to relax.
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How Evan Phillips Became a Star Closer for the Los Angeles Dodgers
The New York Times – Sports:
Evan Phillips doesn’t have the name recognition of some other closers, but his devastating sweeper is a secret weapon for the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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Aaron Judge Hits Injured List With No Timetable for Return
The New York Times – Sports:
Judge, the slugging Yankees outfielder, got an injection to aid healing in his sprained toe. He will be out at least 10 days.
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Gary Cohen, Howie Rose and Two Others Inducted Into Mets Hall of Fame
The New York Times – Sports:
As the team continues to celebrate its history, Gary Cohen, Howie Rose, Al Leiter and Howard Johnson were honored for their contributions over the years.
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Return of Luis Severino and Carlos Rodon Boosts Yankees Rotation
The New York Times – Sports:
The Yankees held steady as their starting rotation got healthy. With Luis Severino back, and Carlos Rodón on the way, there is reason to expect brighter days ahead.
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MLB’s New Rules Have Baseball in Overdrive
The New York Times – Sports:
Players are stealing more bases, more balls are falling for hits and games are nearly 30 minutes faster than they were last year. Like them or not, the rules are accomplishing their goals.
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Shane McClanahan of Tampa Bay Rays Dominates With Four Pitches
The New York Times – Sports:
Shane McClanahan of the Tampa Bay Rays started last season’s All-Star Game and is 7-0. His mastery of four elite pitches can make things seem “impossible.”