Dodgers-Diamondbacks, Yankees-Guardians Lead Thursday MLB Slate

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Dodgers-Diamondbacks, Yankees-Guardians Lead Thursday MLB Slate

Thursday’s MLB schedule features several intriguing matchups, including Dodgers-Diamondbacks, Yankees-Guardians and Blue Jays-Braves. The Astros host the Pirates, while the Cubs welcome the Athletics and the Twins face the Royals. With division races beginning to take shape and key series continuing, teams will look to build momentum as another exciting day of baseball unfolds across the league.

By Abhay Aggarwal

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Big Performances And Blowouts Define Wednesday’s MLB Results

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The White Sox blanked the Twins 8-0, the Mets beat Seattle 7-1 and the Dodgers shut out Arizona 7-0 to headline Wednesday’s MLB action. Baltimore routed Boston 8-1, Toronto topped Atlanta 7-3 and Pittsburgh outslugged Houston 11-9. Detroit, Texas and Kansas City also earned key victories as another busy night unfolded across baseball.

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Shohei Ohtani Leads Dodgers’ Diamondbacks Shutout

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Shohei Ohtani Leads Dodgers’ Diamondbacks Shutout

Ohtani threw six scoreless innings, struck out six and reached base five times as Los Angeles beat Arizona 7-0. He allowed two hits, escaped a sixth-inning jam and lowered his ERA to 0.74 through 60-plus innings. Tucker snapped his homer drought since May 4, Freeman drove in two and Los Angeles stretched its NL West lead to seven games.

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Ex-Dodgers Pitcher Scott Erickson Found Liable in Fatal Crash

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Ex-Dodgers Pitcher Scott Erickson Found Liable in Fatal Crash

A jury awarded Mark and Jacob Iskander’s family $176M after finding Rebecca Grossman and Erickson liable in the 2020 Westlake Village crash that killed the brothers, ages 11 and 8. The Los Angeles Times reported jurors found Erickson negligent and said the two “acted in concert.” Grossman’s 2024 double-murder convictions were upheld in March after prosecutors cited 81 mph driving.

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Chris Bassitt Exits Orioles Loss With Lower Back Tightness

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Chris Bassitt Exits Orioles Loss With Lower Back Tightness

Bassitt left Baltimore’s 8-1 loss at Boston on Wednesday after three innings with lower back tightness, as his velocity dipped. Manager Craig Albernaz said he was “grinding through it” during a 36-pitch third, when Wilyer Abreu hit a two-run homer. Bassitt allowed three runs, then said, “Chalk this up on me,” while backing Baltimore to rebound behind Trevor Rogers.

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Kyle Tucker Ends 24-Game Homer Drought With Dodgers Blast

Tucker snapped a 24-game homer drought Wednesday, launching a two-run shot off Gallen’s 94 mph fastball in the second inning to put Los Angeles up 2-0 at Arizona. It was his first homer since May 4 against Houston and fifth this season. Between blasts, the $240M Dodgers outfielder hit .222/.351/.370 with eight doubles, two triples and nine RBIs.

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