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Friday, June 3

MLB Stories

This morning’s top news

And a few more things you need to see

Thirsting for the playoffs

Six teams — one-fifth of the league — have not reached the postseason since 2015. Which club will end its drought first?

New digs, but the same old Freddie

Freddie Freeman went from the Braves’ cornerstone at first base to the Dodgers. But little else has changed for the always-smooth veteran.

How to watch Tigers vs. Yanks, Braves vs. Rockies FREE on Apple TV+

Gerrit Cole and the Yanks take on the Tigers at 7 ET, followed by the Braves clashing with the Rockies at 8:40 ET.

Are the MVP odds in their favor?

It’s been a minute since we looked at potential MVP candidates. What better time to revisit than after the calendar has turned to June?

This was music to Toronto’s ears

The Blue Jays’ current theme song is no doubt catchy. But it was their disco tune from the 1970s that remains a true classic.

There’s fast and then there’s really fast

We’re looking at the fastest prospect in each organization this week, those who truly have the need for speed.

Play Ball on MLB Network

Join host AJ Andrews on the baseball show for kids with a look back at the best bat flips from May, Saturday at 10 a.m. ET.

MLB Tonight on MLB Network

Take a tour around the league with live look-ins, highlights, expert analysis and more, throughout the night starting at 6:30 p.m. ET.

Games of June 2, 2022

Today’s Trivia Question

Tony Gonsolin leads the National League in ERA at 1.59. Who was the last Dodgers pitcher to finish as the NL ERA leader?

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