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Bryce Miller: MacKenzie Gore proves to Padres, Dodgers, himself that he belongs

The Padres, and Dodgers for that matter, learned something about rookie starter MacKenzie Gore on Sunday. Because of it, Gore undoubtedly learned a whole lot about himself.

Tribune News Service

Padres score dramatic win to avoid being swept by Dodgers

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers didn’t hit a home run and were the ones with lots of base runners and not much to show for it this time.

Tribune News Service

With Mookie Betts’ return near, Dodgers set off early fireworks to beat Padres again

LOS ANGELES — It wasn’t Yu Darvish’s worst outing atop the Dodger Stadium mound.

Los Angeles Times

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Justin Turner shakes off rough month with two homers in Dodgers’ win

LOS ANGELES — Few Los Angeles Dodgers batters swooned in June more dramatically than Justin Turner, who hit .209 with no homers and eight RBIs in his first 24 games of the month, but that didn’t shake manager Dave Roberts’ confidence in the veteran third baseman.

Los Angeles Times

Dodgers’ offense finally wakes up at Coors Field in win over Rockies

DENVER — The Dodgers checked in to Coors Field on Monday. They finally took advantage of its amenities on Wednesday.

The Orange County Register

Dodgers rally against Kenley Jansen, beat the Braves in extra innings

ATLANTA – Sitting at his locker Sunday afternoon, Kenley Jansen called it more of a “family reunion” than a rivalry when his current team and his former team meet.

The Orange County Register

Dodgers rally to tie the game but lose to Braves on Marcell Ozuna home run

ATLANTA — Dodgers manager Dave Roberts described veteran reliever Daniel Hudson suffering a season-ending knee injury Friday as “a big loss.”

The Orange County Register

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Trea Turner leads Dodgers to win in Freddie Freeman’s return to Atlanta

ATLANTA — Freddie Freeman returned to his former home and couldn’t stop crying.

The Orange County Register

A Knicks fan attempts to justify what the Knicks did at the draft and why it’s risky as heck

This is a HUGE risk.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Trea Turner broke out another ridiculously smooth slide and MLB fans were still impressed

SO. SMOOTH.

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Dodgers’ hitters get healthy in three-game sweep of Reds

CINCINNATI — The Queen City is not known for its hot springs, mineral baths or restorative cures – unless you have deep, unfounded faith in the healing powers of Skyline chili. But a three-day visit was very therapeutic for the Dodgers’ hitters.

The Orange County Register

Guardians break tie in 9th against Craig Kimbrel, beat Dodgers

LOS ANGELES – The Dodgers acquired Craig Kimbrel so they would have something to which they had been accustomed — a veteran closer to hand the ball to in ninth innings.

The Orange County Register

On day honoring Sandy Koufax, Julio Urias ends personal skid as Dodgers rout Guardians

LOS ANGELES — It might be expected that Sandy Koufax’s presence would inspire a pitchers’ duel. Instead, it triggered an overdue Los Angeles Dodgers offensive outburst in a 7-1 victory Saturday over the Cleveland Guardians.

Los Angeles Times

Frustrations about Dodgers’ malaise intensifying in the wake of Giants sweep

SAN FRANCISCO — Dave Roberts’ scrum with reporters Sunday morning began with a discussion about Walker Buehler’s injury and the void the pitcher’s absence will create for the rest of the staff.

Los Angeles Times

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Bill Madden: Tony La Russa next up on the hot seat after Joe Maddon fired by Angels

NEW YORK — Tough times last week for two of baseball’s most enduring managers. At 68 years old and 56 games into the final year on his contract, Joe Maddon was fired as manager of the Angels in the midst of a 12-game losing streak. A couple of days later…

Tribune News Service

Giants get bullpen masterclass to even season series with Dodgers

SAN FRANCISCO — It doesn’t make sense, but it doesn’t have to. It’s baseball.

Chicago Sun-Times

No defensive shift from White Sox skipper Tony La Russa

La Russa doubled down on his ill-fated decision to walk Trea Turner on Thursday. The Sox scored five in the eighth to top the Rangers.

Sports Illustrated

La Russa Stands By Walking Turner: ‘That’s Not Even a Close Call’

After intentionally walking Dodgers shortstop Trea Turner on a two-strike count on Thursday, the White Sox manager doubled down on his decision.

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Chicago Tribune

‘Trust your gut, you don’t cover your butt’: White Sox manager Tony La Russa defends his controversial decision

CHICAGO — One of Tony La Russa’s managerial philosophies is “trust your gut, you don’t cover your butt.”

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: Tony La Russa’s intentional walk call generates disdain and makes White Sox the talk of baseball

CHICAGO — Former Cleveland President Gabe Paul once quipped that “a manager really gets paid for how much he suffers.”

Sports Illustrated

Breaking Down Tony La Russa’s Latest Illogical Decision

Yesterday, in the Dodgers’ 11–9 win over the White Sox, Chicago manager Tony La Russa made the puzzling decision to intentionally walk Trea Turner on a 1–2 count to face Max Muncy. Many of you probably know what happened, but let’s briefly run through the situation just in case before…

Chicago Sun-Times

We’re all idiots in Tony La Russa’s world

The White Sox manager and recently fired Angels manager Joe Maddon share a bond: They’re never wrong.

Sports Illustrated

Tom Brady Agrees to Send Fan a Pair of Game-Worn Underwear

Risque photoshoots, mailing used underwear: Tom Brady going all out to push his underwear brand

Chicago Tribune

Tony La Russa defends decision to intentionally walk batter on 1-2 count, which backfires in White Sox’s loss to Dodgers

CHICAGO — Chicago White Sox reliever Bennett Sousa threw a wild pitch, allowing Freddie Freeman to take second base during the sixth inning Thursday at Guaranteed Rate Field.

USA Today Sports Media Group

MLB fans crushed Tony La Russa after he doubled down on call to walk Trea Turner with 1-2 count

He just doesn't get it.

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