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AL All-Star ballot update: Altuve, Betts leading vote-getters
Jose Altuve passed Mookie Betts in voting in MLB's second American League ballot update for the 2018 All-Star Game.
Kershaw to make Triple-A rehab start Saturday
Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw will make a rehab start at Triple-A on Saturday.
Former longtime NL umpire Rennert dies at 88
Dutch Rennert, a National League umpire from 1973 to 1992 who was known for his animated, booming strike calls, has died. He was 88.
Mets finally give run support to DeGrom in rout
Brandon Nimmo homered twice during a huge night at the plate, including an inside-the-park shot to begin the game, and the New York Mets finally gave Jacob deGrom some run support Monday night in a 12-2 victory over the Colorado Rockies.
Rain, power outage postpone Dodgers-Cubs
Monday's series opener between the Cubs and Dodgers was postponed because of rain systems moving through the Chicago area and a partial power outage at Wrigley Field. The game will be made up on Tuesday as part of a doubleheader.
Bregman's walk-off gives Astros 12th straight win
Alex Bregman hit a game-ending, two-run double with one out in the ninth inning, and the Houston Astros beat the Tampa Bay Rays 5-4 on Tuesday to match a franchise record with their 12th straight win.
Yankees' up-and-comers keeping a few others down
Gleyber Torres, Miguel Andujar & Co. have given Yankees fans thrills, but they've left Clint Frazier, Brandon Drury and others stuck in the minors.
Trade that adds Herrera to bullpen a steal for Nationals
Landing Kelvin Herrera, perhaps the best available reliever, at a very reasonable cost is a great move for the Nats -- and they aren't finished yet.
Nationals acquire closer Herrera from Royals
The Nationals have acquired Royals star reliever Kelvin Herrera in exchange for three prospects.
Kershaw nears return after simulated game
After Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw threw a three-inning simulated game at Wrigley Field on Monday, manager Dave Roberts said the plan is for him to pitch again in four or five days, either in a minor league rehab start or for the Dodgers.
Baez out of Cubs' lineup, says 'one more day'
The Cubs' Javier Baez said his bruised elbow felt "pretty solid" and that he needed "one more day" before he could return to the starting lineup.
Angels 'optimistic' on Ohtani elbow recovery
Angels manager Mike Scioscia said Shohei Ohtani's prognosis on an elbow sprain is still weeks away, but added that his two-way star is swinging a bat to keep his lower half active.
Nats' Soto to be credited with pre-debut HR
Nats rookie Juan Soto crushed a homer Monday against the Yankees in the continuation of a game that started May 15 -- five days before his debut. It won't be considered his first major league homer, but it will be counted as having been hit May 15.
Carrasco's elbow just bruised after line drive
Indians pitcher Carlos Carrasco, who went on the 10-day DL after being struck on the right elbow by a line drive, underwent tests Monday that revealed he suffered no structural damage.
Yanks' Frazier frustrated with Triple-A time
Clint Frazier said he and other talented Yankees youngsters are "trying to cope" as a logjam keeps them at Triple-A.
Rangers activate SS Andrus, option Trevino
The Texas Rangers activated shortstop Elvis Andrus from the disabled list on Monday after he missed the past 59 games with a fractured right elbow. The team also optioned catcher Jose Trevino to Double-A Frisco.
Astros GM Luhnow gets extension, new title
The Houston Astros have extended the contract of general manager Jeff Luhnow through the 2023 season and added president of baseball operations to his title.
Phillies option former closer Neris to Triple-A
Hector Neris, who lost his full-time role as the Phillies' closer last month, has been optioned to Triple-A Lehigh Valley.
NL All-Star ballot update: Braves lead the way at three positions
The Braves are well-represented in voting totals from MLB's second National League ballot update for the 2018 All-Star Game.
Deaths from Cardiac Arrest Are Misclassified, Overestimated
Forty percent of deaths attributed to cardiac arrest are not sudden or unexpected, and nearly half of the remainder are not arrhythmic – the only situation in which CPR and defibrillators are effective.
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