Swati Bhatia

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Miami Marlins starter Ryan Weathers had a bizarre and frightening start to his day on Saturday. During pregame warmups against the Tampa Bay Rays, Weathers was accidentally struck in the head by a throw from his own catcher, Nick Fortes, as they wrapped up final tosses. The lefty dropped to the mound after the ball hit him square on the top of the head. Trainers rushed in immediately, and it looked like his night might end before it even began.

1 week ago | totalprosports.com | Swati Bhatia

The Los Angeles Dodgers’ injury nightmare on the mound continues. On Saturday, the team added right-hander pitcher Tony Gonsolin to their already long list of sidelined arms, further straining a rotation that has been under pressure all season. The latest injury came after a five-inning outing earlier this week, where Gonsolin allowed three runs with six strikeouts. He was later diagnosed with right elbow discomfort and placed on the 15-day injured list.

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After a memorable 2024 campaign, this season has been a rollercoaster for Los Angeles Dodgers fans. The reigning World Series Champions have been struggling with injuries and offensive inconsistency this season, and fans have started to lose their patience. Saturday’s 2-1 loss to the St. Louis Cardinals marked yet another night where the bats failed to deliver, wasting a strong start from Yoshinobu Yamamoto and pushing frustration to the boiling point. NOLAN. CLUTCH.

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Seattle Mariners fans held their breath on Saturday night when star outfielder Julio Rodriguez exited early against the Los Angeles Angels. The 24-year-old left the game in the third inning after being hit on the right ankle by a hard ground ball while sliding into third base during a steal attempt. Yikes, Julio Rodríguez is down after being hit on his right ankle/shin while attempting to steal third base just as Randy Arozarena scorched a 98.1 mph liner.

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Roman Anthony’s bat is making plenty of noise in Worcester, but somehow, he is still not wearing a Red Sox uniform. The 21-year-old outfielder crushed a 497-foot grand slam on Saturday, the longest home run hit in affiliated baseball this season, and fans have officially had enough. Anthony went 2-for-4 in that game against Rochester and now owns a .290 batting average with 10 home runs, 29 RBIs, and a .916 OPS in 57 Triple-A games this year.