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share-square-539683 Each new baseball season brings with it plenty of unexpected outcomes and performances. Whether it's a highly touted rookie living up to some lofty expectations or a career journeyman suddenly breaking out with a new club or a team's expected weakness instead proving to be a strength, every team has its share of surprises. With that in mind, MLB.com's beat reporters picked the most pleasant surprise for each team to this point in the 2021 season. Here's a closer look at what they came up with: AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST BLUE JAYS: The shutdown bullpen The Blue Jays lost Kirby Ya...

MLB roundup: Ohtani's late homer lifts Angels Field Level Media 17 May 2021, 13:19 GMT+10 Shohei Ohtani's two-run homer off Matt Barnes with two outs in the ninth inning lifted the Los Angeles Angels to a 6-5 win over host Boston on Sunday, preventing the Red Sox from completing a three-game sweep. The Red Sox were one out away from getting that sweep when Mike Trout stepped to the plate to face Barnes (1-1), who entered the game 9-for-9 in save opportunities. Trout, who was 0-for-15 on the trip and hitless in his last 18 at-bats overall, blooped a single into shallow right center field.

The Cleveland Indians will have a big pitching advantage when they wrap up a four-game series at Seattle on Sunday afternoon.

HAMPTON — Elementary school graduation on Thursday was made even more memorable for one Hampton student on Thursday who loves old cars. Members of the Carter County Car Club brought their classic cars to Hampton Elementary School at the start of schoolso that Austin Dugger could get a chance tosee all of them. Dugger and his fellow classmates had a great time admiring the beautiful and lovingly restored muscle cars and pickup trucks. But Dugger was especially fond of the classic Ford Mustangs on display. Dugger is a fan of Mustangs; even though he is not old enough to get his driverâ€�...

Primary Election In Doylestown: Who's On The Ballot Patch 3 hrs ago Peter Blanchard © Renee Schiavone/Patch Polls will open Tuesday, May 18 at 7 a.m. Voters can cast ballots up until 8 p.m. DOYLESTOWN, PA — Tuesday, May 18, is Primary Election Day across Pennsylvania, and a number of local races will appear on the ballot. Democratic voters in Doylestown Borough will decide the party nomination for mayor, and given that there are no Republican candidates on the ballot, the winner of the primary will likely go on to win the general election, barring a successful write-in ...