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Major League Baseball upheld its two-game suspension of Houston Astros superstar reliever Bryan Abreu on Monday. But in doing so, MLB leadership also showed immense cowardice. The league, in upholding the suspension, determined that Abreu did, in fact, mean to throw a ball at Texas Rangers star

Creed was on hand to watch the Rangers play the Astros in Game 3 of the ALCS. Unfortunately, the band couldn’t take Texas “Higher,” and the internet had all kinds of jokes. With Max Scherzer on the mound, the club looked to take a 3-0 lead over AL West division rival Houston. The Astros had

Merrill Kelly effectively peeved Phillies fans on Tuesday with his pregame comments about the atmosphere at Citizens Bank Park. Those remarks quickly backfired as he was taken yard three different times during a 10-0 Philadelphia win. The rough night got started even before he took the mound in

Atlanta won a thrilling game over archrival Philadelphia to even its NLDS series at 1-1 on Monday. An exciting final play sent fans into an absolute frenzy. Shortly after the Braves sealed that victory, a “miniature earthquake” was recorded. Many believe the reaction at Truist Park literally

Getty Image Sunday night, just before he was about to go to bat in the bottom of the eighth inning with his Phillies down 3-2, Bryce Harper pretty much called his shot. Following a J.T. Realmuto single to put the tying run on base, Harper worked the count to 2-2 then launched a 382-foot home run