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Longest Fighting Suspensions in MLB History After Jorge Soler and Reynaldo Lopez Get Punished

Revisiting some of the longest suspensions handed down in MLB for fighting after Jorge Soler and Reynaldo López’s skirmish.

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Five Former Yankees Who Looked Unrecognizable Under Now-Extinct Facial Hair Policy

New York amended its longstanding beard policy this week.

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Rougned Odor Shines In Baseball Game, Celebrates With Teammates

Rougned Odor's exceptional skills and game-winning performance in a recent baseball match highlight his athleticism, strategic thinking, and dedication to ...

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Rougned Odor got called for a trash pitch clock violation thanks to garbage retrieval

Should this REALLY have been called?

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Padres’ Rougned Odor Got Called for the Lamest Pitch Clock Violation

This was a bit ridiculous.

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Reds walk off on reeling Padres with 11th-inning home run

CINCINNATI — With two hits and two fly ball outs, the Padres tied Friday's game in the ninth inning. It was the kind of manufacturing and kind of late rally they have not produced often this season.

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Fernando Tatis Jr.'s outfield assist helps Padres take series from Rays

SAN DIEGO — The Padres continued to force the action and continued to win.

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‘Now we go’: Jameson Taillon notches first win as a Cub vs. Padres

In the Cubs’ 2-1 win Friday, Taillon held the Padres to one run and three hits in 5 2⁄3 innings.

Chicago Sun-Times

Rougned Odor’s ninth-inning homer helps Padres take series from Nationals

WASHINGTON — Rougned Odor is evidently the hero the Padres have been waiting for.

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Padres can’t fight back enough against Nationals

WASHINGTON — It is going to take a little bit of fight for the Padres to dig out of the hole their inertia has created.

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Padres hold onto big early lead against Red Sox; Michael Wacha wins again

SAN DIEGO — The Padres showed Sunday that winning doesn't require them to be all they think they can be.

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Braves to Place Travis d’Arnaud on Concussion IL After Collision With Rougned Odor

Atlanta’s catcher came out worse for the wear after a big clash with Padres infielder Rougned Odor.

Sports Illustrated

Michael Wacha, Padres win with the runs they’re given

ATLANTA — Michael Wacha and three relievers were good enough Saturday night that the Padres didn’t need the run Rougned Odor didn’t score nor the one that he did score.

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Diamondbacks come back big on Padres, earn split of two-game series

SAN DIEGO — Manny Machado and Yu Darvish had shorter days than expected or hoped.

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The Red Sox snap six-game losing streak with a 13-9 win over Baltimore

BOSTON — The Red Sox snapped a six-game losing streak with an 13-9 victory over the Baltimore Orioles in the second match of a four-game set before 30,765 on Tuesday night at Fenway Park.

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Orioles collapse late for second straight day, fall to Astros, 6-3, in 11 innings to settle for series split

BALTIMORE — Rougned Odor came up clutch twice Sunday, producing when the Orioles most needed him. But when a laser left his bat in the eighth inning, he took three slow steps out of the box, watching the flight of the ball before breaking into a run.

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Baltimore’s Rougned Odor used a swim move to somehow avoid a tag and we can’t stop watching it

How in the world did Rougned Odor avoid this tag?!

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Aggressive bullpen moves pay off for Orioles in 9-6 win over Blue Jays; benches clear in 7th

BALTIMORE -- With two on and one out early in the second game of Monday’s doubleheader, Orioles manager Brandon Hyde brought in rookie Nick Vespi over any of his high-leverage relief trio of Dillon Tate, Cionel Pérez and Félix Bautista. Vespi surrendered a three-run home run, while each of the…

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Rougned Odor’s bat flip completely backfired thanks to Will Benson’s spectacular catch

The WORST feeling for a hitter.

Sports Illustrated

The Secret Recipe Behind the Orioles’ Illogical Playoff Push

No team has ever had a turnaround quite like Baltimore this season. Here’s how it happened.

Tribune News Service

Austin Voth spins six one-hit innings but Orioles bats go quiet in 3-1 loss to close series with Astros

HOUSTON — Pulled in with the rest of the Orioles’ infielders, Rougned Odor dove to his left, Yuli Gurriel’s sharp grounder just out his reach. The same was of the Rafael Montero changeup the Orioles’ second baseman saw while representing the go-ahead run in the ninth inning.

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Jorge Mateo’s bases-clearing double in 8th powers Orioles to 5-3 win over Red Sox in Little League Classic

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — In case Rougned Odor needed any assistance, a Little Leaguer sitting behind home plate at Bowman Field on Sunday stood up and waved his arms, up and down, while shouting. Odor’s Orioles teammates were doing the same, signaling for the Baltimore second baseman to slide.

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A mic’d up Christian Arroyo begged Rougned Odor not to punch him after being hit by pitch

"I didn't hit you. I promise. Don't hit me please."

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Offensive fireworks lift Orioles to wild 15-10 win over Red Sox

BALTIMORE — It was fireworks night at Camden Yards, and that moniker existed far before any postgame display.

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Back-to-back home runs from Cedric Mullins, Adley Rutschman spark Orioles to 4-2 win over Blue Jays

TORONTO — For all his talents, Adley Rutschman’s greatest strength might just be his ability to discern balls from strikes, a model of the swing decision-based development plan that floods the Orioles’ minor league system. At times, it’s burned him, with his awareness of the strike zone perhaps sharper than…

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