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Friday, April 8

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This morning’s top news

And a few more things you need to see

7 facts that made Opening Day one to remember

Opening Day is always a joyous occasion, and this year’s start to the season was special on many fronts.

Want to know everything that will happen in ’22? Here you go!

With the season now underway, Will Leitch predicts 113 things that will come to pass.

Astros beat Ohtani for 10th straight Opening Day win

Framber Valdez and three relievers held the Angels to four hits — none by Shohei Ohtani, who struck out nine but took the loss.

Acuña clarifies his comments on Freeman

After saying that he would miss “nothing” about former teammate Freddie Freeman on Wednesday, Braves star outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. stood by his locker on Thursday to try to clear things up.

Opening Day rosters full of prospects

Fifty-three prospects ranked among their organizations’ Top 30, including 12 among the Top 100 overall, will begin the season in The Show.

The incredible Giants streak that goes back to Bonds

Left field in San Francisco has been a revolving door.

MLB Network Showcase: Red Sox vs. Yankees

The Yanks open the ’22 season in the Bronx against the Sox, today at 1 p.m. ET.

Games of April 7, 2022

Today’s Trivia Question

Joey Votto has 14 Opening Day starts at first base for the Reds. Who is the only player in franchise history with more starts at one position?

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