Baseball’s underground cheesesteak-eating contest
 Friday, May 27  MLB Stories     This morning’s top news And a few more things you need to see  Almost 20 years ago, Dmitri Young happened to eat 11 cheesesteaks over a three-game series in Philadelphia. Little did he know he’d start a new tradition.  “It’s hard to believe what happened there,” Martín Pérez said after another strong pitching performance for the Rangers. “I have kids, too.”  Top prospect Adley Rutschman and the O’s are in Boston to face a red-hot Trevor Story at 7:10 p.m. ET. At 9:38 p.m., Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and the Blue Jays take on Shohei Ohtani and the Angels.  A funny thing happened on the way to first base last night for Blue Jays right fielder Raimel Tapia.  These 30 arms have much more going for them than their fastballs. Check out the best secondary pitches from a prospect in each organization.  The actor played “Shoeless Joe” Jackson in the 1989 film in one of his most recognized roles.  Take a tour around the league with live look-ins, highlights, expert analysis and more throughout the night starting at 6 p.m. ET.  Join host AJ Andrews at 10 a.m. ET Saturday on MLB Network for Play Ball, the baseball show for kids, to look ahead to Lou Gehrig Day, which takes place on June 2. Games of May 26, 2022  CHC 5 @ CIN 20  NYY 7 @ TB 2  COL 3 @ WAS 7  CLE 3 @ DET 4  PHI 4 @ ATL 1  KC 3 @ MIN 2  MIL 4 @ STL 3  BOS 16 @ CWS 7  TOR 6 @ ANA 3  LA 14 @ ARI 1  TEX 4 @ OAK 1 
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