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Monday, June 13

MLB Stories

This morning’s top news

And a few more things you need to see

‘Beer league softball homer’

That’s what Kyle Higashioka called his long ball against Cubs first baseman-turned-pitcher Frank Schwindel’s 35.1 mph pitch, the slowest tracked on a home run.

‘The Captain’ debuts at Tribeca

The Tribeca Film Festival hosted the premiere of “The Captain,” a seven-part documentary series about Derek Jeter that will air on ESPN beginning July 18.

Acuña hasn’t missed a beat

You couldn’t blame Ronald Acuña Jr. if he was a little rusty coming back from a torn right ACL, but he’s been his usual dominant self during the Braves’ surge.

Oklahoma flips the script

Kendall Pettis went head over heels into the bullpen on a fearless grab, and he also homered as Oklahoma earned its first College World Series trip since 2010.

Tigers celebrate Miggy’s milestones

Between a surprise visit from a former teammate and his daughter narrating a video tribute, it was an afternoon to remember for Miguel Cabrera.

It’s a bird … it’s a plane … it’s Rob Refsnyder?

The Red Sox right fielder did his best Superman impression as he sprinted into the gap to track down a ball with only a 20 percent catch probability.

Delving into the World Series odds

Check out DraftKings’ latest World Series odds and see how they compare to where teams stand in this week’s edition of the Power Rankings.

Top of the Order

Watch all the best highlights from the past week, including Byron Buxton’s home run tear and Jared Walsh’s cycle.

Games of June 12, 2022

Today’s Trivia Question

Who are the three Cardinals players since 2000 to score 125 or more runs in a season?

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