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Fernando Tatis Jr. Finally Launches First Homer Of 2026

The wait is finally over for Fernando Tatis Jr. The Padres star launched his first home run of the 2026 season, sending a fly ball over the left-field wall against Washington. Tatis’ long-awaited breakthrough extended San Diego’s lead and marked a significant milestone for one of baseball’s most dynamic players as he looks to regain his trademark power stroke.

By Abhay Aggarwal

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2 months ago

Jarren Duran and Connor Wong Combine for Monster 9th Inning As Red Sox Rout Guardians

Duran hit a three-run homer, and Wang singled home two runs in a six-run ninth inning to give Boston a 9-1 win. Sonny Gray (6-1), who extended his winning streak to four games, gave up one run on four hits in six innings. Caleb Durbin had two RBIs and two hits for the Red Sox, who improved to 24-33.

By Ankit Sharma

Shohei Ohtani, Kyle Tucker Put Dodgers in Forbes Top 25

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Shohei Ohtani, Kyle Tucker Put Dodgers in Forbes Top 25

Forbes ranked the Dodgers as the only North American pro sports team with two players inside its top 25 highest-paid athletes for 2026. Ohtani sits fifth despite earning just $2M from Los Angeles, powered by $125.6M off-field income. Tucker earns $68M from the club and $1M off-field, showing how aggressively the defending champions keep spending to win.

By Nischay Rathore

Christian Scott Gets First Career Win As Mets Beat the Marlins

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Christian Scott Gets First Career Win As Mets Beat the Marlins

Scott allowed one run on five hits and matched his career-best eight strikeouts in the 6-1 win over Miami. This was Scott's 16th career start. Jared Young and Hayden Senger homered as the Mets won their second straight over the Marlins after getting swept in the three-game series last weekend. New York improved to 25-33; Miami fell to 26-33.

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Tyler Glasnow Stuck at Catch Stage in Dodgers Injury Rehab

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Tyler Glasnow Stuck at Catch Stage in Dodgers Injury Rehab

Glasnow remains limited by his back-spasm recovery, with Dave Roberts saying he “hasn’t gotten over the hump” to progress beyond catch. Fabian Ardaya reported his back isn’t directly bothering him, but he still can’t “let it rip.” Los Angeles is 37-20 and has won eight of 10 while Justin Wrobleski and others cover innings in his absence since mid-May flare-ups.

By Nischay Rathore

Tommy Kahnle To Test Free Agency If Red Sox Fail To Promote Him

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Tommy Kahnle To Test Free Agency If Red Sox Fail To Promote Him

Kahnle has allowed just three earned runs in 19 1/3 innings and put together 14 consecutive scoreless outings in Triple-A. The veteran will test free agency if not promoted by June 1, his opt-out date, per Chris Cotillo. "We’re well-aware of who he is, what he’s done and his performance down there," Chad Tracy said.

By Nischay Rathore

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