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Yankees lefty Max Fried loses no-hit bid late in win vs. Rays
Max Fried had no idea he was working on a bid for the first no-hitter of his Major League Baseball career Sunday afternoon.
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Chattanooga Knows: Why was 1965 a sad chapter for Lookouts baseball?
One of legendary Chattanooga Lookouts President Joe Engel's pastimes was sitting on the roof of the stadium that bore his name.
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Braves activate outfielder Alex Verdugo in bid to boost lineup
The Atlanta Braves recalled outfielder Alex Verdugo and optioned outfielder Bryan De La Cruz to Triple-A Gwinnett on Thursday.
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Cunningham: Braves are already short on time to turn around their season
No team in Major League Baseball history has gone from 0-7 to the playoffs, but the Atlanta Braves insisted they are different.
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Spencer Strider disappointed in return as Braves lose to Blue Jays
Atlanta Braves right-hander Spencer Strider wasn't looking for a feel-good moment. He wanted a win.
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Mexican Baseball League eager to build on growing attendance
The Mexican Baseball League will open its 100th season Thursday while aiming to keep up an impressive growth in attendance.
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Vols clobber Knights, turn attention to second half of SEC play
The Tennessee Volunteers will begin the second half of their Southeastern Conference baseball schedule Friday night when they host Kentucky.
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Ringgold wins late-season crucial 7-AA baseball game
Tuesday night presented an unusual late-season situation for the Ringgold Tigers.
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Roden hits first career home run, Santander adds 3-run homer as Blue Jays beat Braves
Alan Roden hit his first career home run, Anthony Santander also connected and the Toronto Blue Jays beat the Atlanta Braves 6-3 on Tuesday night.
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Baseball celebrates Jackie Robinson’s legacy on 78th anniversary of breaking color barrier
Jackie Robinson was the first to break baseball's color barrier with the Brooklyn Dodgers 78 years ago Tuesday. His legacy continues to inspire people inside the major leagues — and outside, too.
