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Blue Jays pitcher Hyun Jin Ryu was struck on the right knee by a line drive in the fourth inning against the Guardians, forcing him to leave the game. The left-hander was hit on the kneecap by Cleveland’s Oscar Gonzalez and retrieved the ball to throw him out at first before collapsing to the right of the mound. Ryu, who had completed four no-hit innings, writhed on the grass for several minutes before being helped off the field.

The sheriff encouraged listeners to contact commissioners like Chris Rodgers, saying "Tell them that you want them to keep the current youth center open to keep our community safe." But Rodgers said that has nothing to do with what's being voted on Tuesday. "The issue tomorrow is only about how do we transition kids into the new facility," Rodgers said.

This was awful. I mean, just incredibly terribly immeasurably awful. And it underscores the difference between the Dodgers and the Padres in 2023: When LA is...

The baseball player reunited Caleb with his brothers at Saturday night’s game in Philadelphia

Manny Machado homered into the second deck in left field in the fourth inning and then hit a go-ahead, two-run single in the seven-run eighth inning for the San Diego Padres, who beat NL West-leading Los Angeles 8-3 Saturday night to snap a six-game losing streak to the Dodgers. The Dodgers' bullpen meltdown was similar to the one by the Padres on Friday night that helped Los Angeles rally for a 10-5 win. With the Dodgers leading 3-1, Yency Almonte (3-2) loaded the bases with one out and ...

Over the last handful of years the difference between the Padres and Dodgers has really come down to which team makes more highlight reel plays and which team...

Stars on strike have extra party time, as seen by Casey Affleck, Natasha Lyonne and others The post The Party Report: Summer’s Charity and Fashion Bashes Light Up LA Amid Strikes appeared first on TheWrap.

Middletown city leaders said they are going to try and save Central Connections Senior Center from closing.

Max Scherzer's debut with the Texas Rangers ended up being one of his favorite kind of starts. “You’re getting kind of beat around there in the early part of the game, but you settle in and you catch a rhythm and you’re able to pitch deep into a ballgame,” Scherzer said. Scherzer struck out out nine over six innings, settling in after throwing 37 pitches in a three-run first, and the Rangers rallied to beat the Chicago White Sox 5-3 on Thursday to complete a three-game series sweep.

Eduardo Rodriguez declined to join the first-place Dodgers in favor of staying with the struggling Tigers.