Pitchers had the edge in a low offense MLB season
Major League Baseball closed with record low complete games and a .248 batting average amid shifts restrictions and bigger bases. Pitchers totaled 26 complete games, 16 shutouts, and 3,617 stolen bases while attendance rose 0.9 percent to 71.35 million.
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Catfish Hunter
Philadelphia
Cristopher Sanchez
Atlanta
Max Fried
Toronto
Kevin Gausman
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Oakland
Mason Miller
Arizona
Justin Martinez
Cleveland
Emmanuel Clase
Minnesota
Jhoan Duran
Pittsburgh
Paul Skenes
Los Angeles Angels
José Soriano
Major League Baseball
Commissioner’s Office
Pete Rose makes brief Expo appearance in Montreal history
Montreal fans marked a historic moment as Pete Rose, 83, who died Monday, briefly joined the Expo roster in 1984. Rose, a 17 time All Star and 1978 NL MVP, collected 72 hits in 95 games for Montreal and hit his 4000th career hit against Philadelphia on April 13, 1984.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Ty Cobb
John McHale
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Richard Griffin
Cincinnati Reds
Vern Rapp
Cincinnati
Big Red
Perry Gee
Montreal Children’s Hospital
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Griffin
Ray Fosse
Reds
Gee
Pete
New York
Favourites prevail as Dortmund, Barca, City win in revisedChampions League
Karim Adeyemi starred for Borussia Dortmund with a first half hat trick in a 7-1 home rout of Celtic. Barcelona beat Young Boys 5-0 while Manchester City won 4-0 at Slovan Bratislava. Erling Haaland scored again as City began strongly. Arsenal's Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka led a 2-0 win over PSG. The article notes changes to the competition format and mixed early results in a restructured Champions League.
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Borussia Dortmund
Celtic
Barcelona
Manchester City
Adeyemi
Dortmund
Bayern Munich
Dinamo Zagreb
Robert Lewandowski
Young Boys
Lkay Gundoan
City
Slovan Bratislava
Erling Haaland
Inter Milan
Barca
Monaco
Hansi Flick
Mikel Arteta
Arsenal
Paris Saint-Germain
Kai Havertz
Bukayo Saka
Gunners
PSG
Luis Enrique
Ousmane Dembelé
Arteta
Club Brugge
UEFA
Europe
Royals edge Orioles 1 0 in AL Wild Card opener
Bobby Witt Jr drove in Maikel Garcia for the only run as Kansas City beat Baltimore 1 0 in Game 1. Cole Ragans allowed two hits in six innings before sam Long Kris Bubic and Lucas Erceg closed it, sending KC closer to the Division Series against the Yankees.
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Bobby Witt Jr
Cole Ragans
Kansas City Royals
Baltimore Orioles
Witt
Corbin Barnes
Maikel Garcia
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Kansas City Chiefs
Patrick Mahomes
Royals
Ragans
Sam Long
Kris Bubic
Lucas Erceg
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New York Yankees
Seth Lugo
Brandon Hyde
Zach Elfin
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
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