Ranger Suarez’s Red Sox Debut Ends in Disappointing Fashion

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Ranger Suarez’s Red Sox Debut Ends in Disappointing Fashion

Suarez, who signed a five-year, $139 million offseason deal, allowed four runs and seven hits in Boston's 8-1 loss to the Astros. The former Phillies LHP was hit for two homers before departing after 4 1/3 innings. Suarez struck three and walked out one as the Red Sox fell to 1-3 to start the season.

By Ankit Sharma

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Michael Soroka Strikes Out 10 in Dominant D-backs Debut

Soroka made an immediate statement in his Diamondbacks debut, firing five scoreless innings with 10 strikeouts, four hits and one walk. The right-hander also delivered an immaculate inning, giving Arizona a rare early-season highlight. After injury-hit recent years, Soroka’s sharp return offered a strong reminder of his upside and gave the D-backs a major lift on the mound.

By Nischay Rathore

Roki Sasaki Lone Silver Lining in Dodgers’ Loss to Guardians

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Roki Sasaki Lone Silver Lining in Dodgers’ Loss to Guardians

Sasaki had a solid season debut, giving up one run on four hits in the Dodgers’ 4-2 loss to the Guardians. Putting behind his spring struggles, Sasaki issued two walks in four-plus innings. The Dodgers, who slumped to their first loss of the season, managed just one run through eight innings. They next face the Guardians on Tuesday and Wednesday.



By Ankit Sharma

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Cal Raleigh's Walk-Off Seals 2-1 Win Against Underwhelming Yankees

Raleigh, who entered the game in the seventh inning, sealed the deal with a walk-off single off Paul Blackburn to hand the Yankees their first loss of the season. The victory makes the Mariners 3-2 on the year after they split their opening four-game series with Cleveland. The second game of the three-game series starts tonight at 9:40 PM EST.

By Ankit Sharma

Clayton Kershaw at Peace With Decision to Retire After 2025 World Series High

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Clayton Kershaw at Peace With Decision to Retire After 2025 World Series High

"I did just about as much as I could. I just knew it was probably my time," Kershaw said. The 11-time All-Star admits he still misses "being with the guys", but "when you top it all" with winning a World Series in his final year, he has little to look back on. Kershaw will be special assistant with the Dodgers.

By Ankit Sharma

Roki Sasaki Admits He Had No Confidence, But Dodgers Saw Progress

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Roki Sasaki Admits He Had No Confidence, But Dodgers Saw Progress

Roki Sasaki admitted he “didn’t have confidence at all” before his season debut, but the Dodgers still saw signs to build on. The right-hander allowed one run over four innings while showing flashes of the electric stuff that made him so intriguing. Dave Roberts called it “a really good step in the right direction” despite Sasaki’s honest postgame assessment.

By Abhay Aggarwal

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