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Bryce Harper twice has homered in his first game following paternity leave, and dozens of other big leaguers have done the same. So we asked them if Dad Strength is a real thing.

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The 2006 Masters was one of the many golf tournaments right-handed pitching prospect Jackson Jobe attended as a kid with his family during his dad’s time on the PGA Tour.

Mark Grant is known for his joy behind the mic and he brings that same attitude to parenthood as he and his wife Mary care for their son Aidan, who was born with Down syndrome and autism.

Snoop Dogg threw a strike to ecstatic Brewers coach Quintin Berry for the ceremonial first pitch and then marveled at Elly De La Cruz’s rocket arm during a visit to the booth.

Walk-off hits, a perfect game by a Hall of Famer and even a game-ending triple play are among the top Father’s Day moments.

Ken Griffey Sr. and Jr. famously smacked back-to-back home runs for the Mariners in 1990, but where do they rank on the list of baseball’s best fathers and sons?

Yesterday’s best Minor League highlights included Padres No. 3 prospect Dylan Lesko’s six scoreless innings and O’s No. 4 prospect Heston Kjerstad’s 15th home run.

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