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Gerrit Cole Throws Six Scoreless Innings in Yankees Return

Cole returned to Yankee Stadium after 569 days and threw six scoreless innings against Tampa Bay in his first big-league start since 2024 Tommy John surgery. He allowed two hits, walked three, struck out two and touched 98.6 mph over 72 pitches. Aaron Judge robbed Cedric Mullins behind him, and Aaron Boone said Cole “crushed” rehab.

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Chris Taylor Officially Retires After Dodgers World Series Run

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Taylor officially retired May 22, according to MiLB.com, ending a 12-season MLB career with the Dodgers, Mariners and Angels. A two-time World Series champion, he hit .248 with 860 hits, 110 homers, 443 RBIs, 516 runs and 91 steals across 1,123 games after Seattle drafted him in the fifth round in 2012, later becoming a Los Angeles staple.

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