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This old-school pitch is back … and better than ever?

Sure, sinkers are being thrown less now than at any point in the pitch tracking era, but the ones that are being thrown are more valuable than at any point in this era, too.

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Rays right fielder José Caballero wasn’t about to let a Yankee fan catch a Ben Rice homer.

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Giants center fielder Jung Hoo Lee descends from Korean baseball royalty, but when he made the jump to MLB last season, he didn’t have the same kind of hype as other international superstars. And then he got hurt. But 2025 is a much different story.

Is the 25-year-old reaching his full potential? The early returns this season are encouraging.

It’s not just the fans: Even the Mariners’ front office is in awe of their ambidextrous prospect Jurrangelo Cijntje.

Seven pitchers combined to throw the ball 230 times on Friday night in Toronto, but none of them touched Addison Barger’s fastest throw on the radar gun — all of them from right field.

When you watch the clips side by side it really starts to feel like this Double-A game slipped into the Twilight Zone.

A resurgent Casey Mize is scheduled to take the mound when the Tigers play host to Bobby Witt Jr. and the Royals at 2 p.m. ET.

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