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A look at how our pitchers performed the last two weeks.

CLEVELAND (AP) — The wind tore through Progressive Field, the rain never stopped and the temperature made it feel more like mid-November than late May.

Hyun Jin Ryu regained his control after a rough first inning battling strong winds and Lourdes Gurriel Jr. and Joe Panik drove in three runs apiece, leading the Toronto Blue Jays over the Cleveland Indians 11-2 Friday night in a game called in the bottom of the seventh.

Blue Jay 11 Cleveland 2 (6 innings) That was an anti-climatic ending. Trent Thornton threw a pitch, in the bottom of the seventh, and kind of spun out on his landing foot, and the umpires called...

CLEVELAND (AP) — The wind tore through Progressive Field, the rain never stopped and the temperature made it feel more like mid-November than late May."It was the perfect storm for a baseball game," . . .

The wind tore through Progressive Field, the rain never stopped and the temperature made it feel more like mid-November than late May. "It was the perfect storm for a baseball game,” said Toronto second baseman Joe Panik. The Blue Jays weathered it.

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NEW YORK (AP) — A poised and confident Alek Manoah dominated the New York Yankees with six innings of two-hit ball to win his major league debut, and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the New York Yankees 2. . .

MLB Trade Rumors The Blue Jays are promoting right-handed pitching prospect It was a quick rise up the ranks for Manoah, the 11th overall pick in the 2019 draft. The former West Virginia star was excellent in Low-A ball that year, though he was unable to build on that last season because of the lack of a minor league campaign. However, Manoah picked up where he left off this season prior to his first major league promotion. The 23-year-old has dominated in his Triple-A debut with 18 innings of...

Guy Fieri would be one of the highest paid athletes in the NFL, NBA or MLB These 17 athletes need to call their agents. Photo by David Dow/NBAE via Getty Images That said, it’s beyond hilarious that Fieri’s $26.7M per year makes him higher paid than some of the biggest players in the sports world. I’m mentioning this not to shame the incredible athletic ability of these players, but rather as a bargaining chip in negotiations so they can tell a team “you gotta pay me more than Guy F...