Ohtani’s gem, go-ahead HR end Angels’ skid

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Friday, June 10

MLB Stories

This morning’s top news

And a few more things you need to see

Let the kids play!

Play Ball Weekend will be celebrated in every Major League and Minor League market, and here is what each organization has planned.

Defense wins championships

Jayda Coleman robbed a home run in the first inning as Oklahoma went on to win its second consecutive NCAA title with a 10-5 victory over Texas.

How to watch Rays vs. Twins, Mets vs. Angels FREE on Apple TV+

Byron Buxton and the Twins host the Rays at 8 ET, followed by the Mets and Angels at 9:30.

Power to all Fields?

Several Bears players took batting practice at Wrigley Field, and quarterback Justin Fields looked like a natural while crushing multiple home runs.

Another catching phenom in Toronto

As catching prospect Gabriel Moreno prepares to make his big league debut for the Blue Jays, don’t forget they have another young catcher coming into his own.

Familiar names at Breakthrough Series

Gary Sheffield’s son Noah is among the players with Major League dads participating in the Breakthrough Series, and he even has his father’s bat waggle.

Three Cy candidates on the rise

Shane McClanahan, Nestor Cortes and Sandy Alcantara have each seen their chances of winning a Cy Young Award increase since the season started.

Play Ball on MLB Network

Join host AJ Andrews on the baseball show for kids with a look at the 2022 Breakthrough Series for youth baseball and softball players, Saturday at 10am ET.

Games of June 9, 2022

Today’s Trivia Question

Who is the only player besides Shohei Ohtani to pitch and hit a home run in the same game this season?

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