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Tuesday, June 21

MLB Stories

This morning’s top news

And a few more things you need to see

What’s that squirrel’s sprint speed?!?

Animals interrupting baseball games is a, ahem, tail as old as time, and on Monday night in Pittsburgh, a friendly squirrel led the grounds crew on quite a chase.

A budding star hitting like peak Ichiro

Twins infielder Luis Arraez is putting together a remarkable season that has little precedent in Major League history.

Watch Cards-Brewers for FREE on MLB.TV

Watch for free at 8 p.m. ET as the top two teams in the NL Central — separated by just a game — continue their four-game set in Milwaukee.

‘This is a very, very historic occasion’

Hamtramck Stadium is one of just a handful of Negro Leagues ballparks still standing, and Monday marked the culmination of a grassroots renovation effort.

History for another Bucs rookie

As debuts go, it’s hard to beat a three-hit night. But Bligh Madris accomplished something even more significant by becoming the first Palauan MLB player.

This name has a familiar ring to it

The Dodgers are reuniting with Trayce Thompson, whose brother Klay is celebrating his fourth NBA title. Do championships run in the family?

A man of many gloves

Inside his big, bulky red equipment bag are the four gloves — one “like a big taco” — that have made Brendan Donovan the Cardinals’ most versatile player this year.

Games of June 20, 2022

Today’s Trivia Question

Originally signed by the Dodgers in 2015, Oneil Cruz was sent to the Pirates at the 2017 Trade Deadline for whom?

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