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Saturday, June 4

MLB Stories

This morning’s top news

And a few more things you need to see

Dodgers continue tradition of inclusion

For their ninth annual Pride Night, the Dodgers wore special caps for the first time and paid tribute to the late former player Glenn Burke.

He’s just ‘Mike from Millville’

Mike Trout was all smiles as he played a series in Philadelphia — 40 miles from his hometown — for only the second time during his career.

Winding road to the Bronx

Signed by the Yankees 14 years ago, and with many stops in between, Manny Bañuelos went to the mound wearing pinstripes in an MLB game for the first time.

Oklahoma softball team nearly unbeatable

How has Oklahoma followed up winning the Women’s College World Series last year? By putting together an unbelievable 55-2 record in the regular season.

Judge, Goldy reign in May

Yankees slugger Aaron Judge and Cardinals first baseman Paul Goldschmidt were May’s Players of the Month presented by Chevrolet.

Springer moving up the charts

Only three players in AL/NL history have hit more leadoff homers than George Springer’s 49 after he broke a tie with Ian Kinsler for fourth place.

Gorman joins select company

When Nolan Gorman crushed the third home run of his young career, he became the fourth member of an exclusive club of Cardinals players.

Saturday doubleheader on MLB Network

The Yankees host the Tigers at 1 p.m. after taking a perfect game into the 7th last night, and the Padres visit the Brewers at 4 after taking a no-no into the 8th.

Games of June 3, 2022

Today’s Trivia Question

Who holds the Cardinals’ rookie home run record?

Answer »

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