The New York Times – Sports:
After winning the College World Series, Paul Skenes and Dylan Crews of Louisiana State were the first two players off the board Sunday in Seattle.
Category: Pittsburgh Pirates
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Andrew McCutchen Is Thriving in Return to Pittsburgh Pirates
The New York Times – Sports:
Andrew McCutchen led the last successful era of Pittsburgh Pirates baseball. The veteran outfielder is back and thriving — and so is the team.
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Dick Groat, Hoops Whiz Who Became a Star Shortstop, Dies at 92
The New York Times – Sports:
He insisted he was better at basketball, but as a shortstop he won the National League batting championship and M.V.P. Award and was a five-time All-Star.
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John Jaso Gave Up Baseball to Enjoy Life on a Boat
The New York Times – Travel:
John Jaso walked away from Major League Baseball at 34, potentially leaving millions of dollars on the table. The sea was calling.
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Mets Control Their Destiny in Division Race With Braves
The New York Times – Sports:
Looking postseason-ready in a sweep of the Pirates, the Mets have thus far stayed ahead of Atlanta in the N.L. East.
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Ron Necciai, Who Struck Out 27, Is Still a Little Bit Famous
The New York Times – Sports:
Ron Necciai whiffed a whole game’s worth of hitters, then disappeared from the sport. Our writer’s connection to him goes back to his childhood.
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Rodolfo Castro of Pirates Suspended 1 Game for Cellphone Mishap
The New York Times – Sports:
As Rodolfo Castro slid into third base, his phone shot out of his pocket. He has appealed his suspension for violating M.L.B.’s electronic device policy.
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Hunter Greene and Reds Allow No Hits in Loss
The New York Times – Sports:
For just the sixth time in baseball’s modern era, a team allowed no hits and lost. In the Reds’ attempt at history, they allowed Hunter Greene, a rookie, to throw 118 pitches.
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MLB Season Preview: Money Talks Dominated Offseason
The New York Times – Sports:
A contentious lockout came in the middle of an off-season with record spending. The gaps between the richest and poorest clubs have only grown wider.