MLB News — Page 19

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   MLB · 2026-09-16

   Anderson's Efficiency and Torkelson's Power Fuel Tigers' Sixth Straight Win

   Detroit's pitching stability and late-inning explosiveness are showing real edges against playoff-race opponents.

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   MLB · 2026-09-16

   Houck, Crochet Edge Closer to Boston Bullpen as September Window Narrows

   Two Red Sox arms racing against the calendar show concrete progress in rehab, but the timing of their return carries real weight for late-inning leverage.

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   MLB · 2026-09-16

   Rocchio's Walk-Off Double Keeps Guardians' Division Dream Alive

   Cleveland clawed within a half-game of the AL Central lead with 10 games left, and Brayan Rocchio's clutch hitting in September once again proved to be the difference.

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   MLB · 2026-09-16

   Misiorowski Carries Brewers to Fourth Straight Division Crown—With One Eye on Playoff Durability

   Milwaukee clinches the NL Central with their 24-year-old ace throwing five more scoreless innings, but a career-high workload presents a late-season leverage calculation for bettors.

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   MLB · 2026-09-16

   Red Sox Shut Down Slaten; Crochet's Bullpen Path Gains Clarity

   Justin Slaten's season is over after degenerative elbow changes force a PRP injection, while Garrett Crochet's 30-pitch session hints at a late-season relief role that could reshape Boston's October roster.

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   MLB · 2026-09-16

   Phillies' Rotation Fractures: Luzardo's Absence Exposes Sánchez's September Slide

   With Luzardo headed to the injured list and Sánchez posting a 5.06 ERA over his last five starts, Philadelphia's pitching depth looks dangerously thin with four weeks to go.

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   MLB · 2026-09-16

   Yamamoto's Mid-Inning Reset Signals Postseason Readiness as Dodgers Close In on Division

   After a two-batter stumble, Yamamoto retired 21 of 22 hitters to anchor another dominant Dodgers rotation performance in Cincinnati.

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   MLB · 2026-09-16

   Caminero's Walk-Off Reprises Reveal a Postseason Hitter Taking Shape

   Two walk-offs in five days signals more than clutch luck—the 23-year-old Rays slugger is demonstrating the plate discipline and fastball recognition that separates October performers from September stats.

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   MLB · 2026-09-16

   Pederson's Hand Fracture Tests Rangers' Playoff Math in Stretch Run

   A fractured left hand sustained by Brandon Pfaadt's fastball forces the Rangers' most reliable right-handed-pitching bat to gamble on pain tolerance in September.

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    MLB · 2026-09-16

    Baz's Elbow Impact Reshapes Orioles Rotation Value

    A 105 mph comebacker ends Shane Baz's start and throws Baltimore's pitching depth into immediate uncertainty with playoff season weeks away.

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    MLB · 2026-09-16

    River Ryan's Uneven Triple-A Audition Delays Tigers' Callup Timeline

    The Tigers' top prospect showed flashes of elite stuff but also sloppy command in his second minor-league start, pushing any big-league appearance deeper into the season.

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    MLB · 2026-09-16

    Lopez's Shoulder Blow Deepens Atlanta's Pitching Crisis at the Worst Possible Time

    The Braves lose their veteran right-hander to inflammation just weeks before the playoffs, pushing a decimated rotation to its limit.

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