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Sunday, April 24

MLB Stories

This morning’s top news

And a few more things you need to see

Yankees’ walk-off win takes turn

Beer cans and other debris were thrown from the stands following Gleyber Torres’ game-winning single. Both teams were quick to condemn the fans’ behavior.

No no-no for Rays, but Kiermaier delivers win

Rays pitchers combined to toss nine no-hit innings before allowing two runs in the 10th. But Kevin Kiermaier made sure to provide a fantastic finish.

These pitchers reign as each club’s K king

Clayton Kershaw can become the Dodgers’ all-time strikeouts leader today, starting against the Padres just 6 K’s shy of Don Sutton’s all-time franchise mark.

White Sox finding it hard to catch a break

The Sox lost for the sixth consecutive time. But that setback paled in comparison to losing Eloy Jiménez, who was stretchered off with a hurt hamstring.

Springer wastes no time delivering vs. Astros

In his first at-bat against his former club, George Springer sprung into action, smashing a 2-2 offering into the right-center stands to power the Blue Jays.

Orioles’ ace out with elbow injury

John Means announced he’ll undergo Tommy John surgery, sidelining him for ’22 and beyond. “I’m obviously disappointed, but more motivated than ever.”

Sunday afternoon doubleheader

The Rays host the Red Sox at 1 p.m. ET, followed by the Dodgers and Padres at 4 on MLB Network.

Games of April 23, 2022

Today’s Trivia Question

Who was the last player before Miguel Cabrera to reach 3,000 hits and 500 homers in their career?

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