Nats rally from 9-0 as Turner homers twice and drives in eight
Trea Turner hit two homers including his first grand slam and eight RBIs to spark Washington past Miami 14 12 in a wild slugfest ending a five game skid. The rally followed a players only meeting after a prior sweep by Boston.
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Gallo Guzman power Texas past Detroit in AL action
Gallo and Guzman homered as visiting Texas defeats Detroit, who suffer a third straight loss and a 2-14 stretch since June 17. Siegers earns first win in six innings for Minnesota ending their six-game skid. Altuve belts a two-run homer while Gurriel drives in the go ahead run for Houston. Garcia ends his 14 game hitting streak with an 0-for-4 day for Chicago.
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Shoulder surgeries vs Tommy John reshapes pitcher careers
The rise of Tommy John surgery contrasts with declining shoulder operations as new protocols, MRI access, and treatments like platelet rich plasma curb surgeries. Renowned cases include Steve Busby Robb Nen Johan Santana and Kerry Wood with varying post surgery trajectories and limited injury data.
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Cabrera Re-Signs With Indians On Minor League Deal
Melky Cabrera re-signed with the Cleveland Indians on a minor league contract and was assigned to Triple-A Columbus to bolster outfield depth as Lonnie Chisenhall and Bradley Zimmer recover from injuries. Cabrera, 33, previously batted .207 with five doubles and 11 RBIs in 17 games for Cleveland this season.
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Royals Struggle as Payroll, Prospects Fail to Save Rebuild
The Royals cling to poor form with a 25-61 record as big contracts underperform and few first round picks stick on the 25-man roster. Kansas City trades Kelvin Herrera and Jon Jay for prospects while eyeing more moves as fan attendance declines at Kauffman Stadium.
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