Phillies fall hard to Orioles in 19 3 defeat
The Phillies endured a lopsided 19 3 loss to Baltimore as outfielder Jeff Francoeur pitched two innings throwing 48 pitches. The bullpen phone was reportedly off the hook delaying relief efforts and forcing the dugout to wave towels to summon help. Francoeur finished the bottom of the eighth after Justin De Fratus was ejected for throwing at a batter.
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Taylor Made Exiles Pro Career To Miss Birth Of Son
Devin Taylor, New Castle High graduate and Latvia league player for Jékabpils, recalls missing the birth of his second son Amaré on Feb. 17. He credits fiancée Alicia Shevitz and their three boys Maliik, Devin Jr., Amaré, with strength as he continues pursuing his dream amid distance, isolation, and yearly separations.
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LeBron Falls Short in Final as Cavs Lose to Warriors
LeBron James delivered 32 points 18 rebounds and nine assists in a valiant effort, but the Cavaliers were outlasted 105 97 by the Golden State Warriors in Game 6. Cleveland battled injuries Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving sidelined, ending a 51 year title drought. Fans booed when Andre Iguodala was named Finals MVP.
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Morton remains unbeaten as Pirates blank White Sox
Pirates pitcher Charlie Morton improved to 5-0 with seven innings of one run or fewer allowed as Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 3-0. The win capped a six game Pirates streak with five shutouts, and Morton lowered his ERA to 1.62 while the rotation maintained a sub-2.00 ERA. Manager Clint Hurdle praised the starting staff for its dominant run.
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Hacking allegation hits Cards
Federal investigators probe possible illegal hacking of the Houston Astros’ Ground Control database by St. Louis Cardinals front office. The NYT reports FBI and DOJ involvement. MLB cooperates while Commissioner Manfred notes subpoenas and legal issues arising from the probe.
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