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2 days ago | worldbaseball.com | Kyle Higashioka |Luke Jackson |Ryan McMahon

About 3 minutes reading time. ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Corey Seager was placed on the 10-day injured list again Tuesday by the Texas Rangers after the two-time World Series MVP shortstop had already missed four of their previous five games because of right hamstring soreness. Seager is on the IL for the second time this season, with the latest move retroactive to Sunday. He had played in only five games since being activated May 3 after missing 10 games with a right hamstring strain. at Detroit.

3 days ago | worldbaseball.com | Leif Skodnick

About 2 minutes reading time. It was a historic Sunday afternoon for the Toronto Maple Leafs of Canada’s Intercounty Baseball League, who trotted out Ayami Sato as their starter against the Kitchener Panthers. Sato, a native of Amami Ōshima, Japan, is a three-time WBSC Women’s Baseball World Championship MVP, and now the first woman to play professionally in the Intercounty League.

3 days ago | worldbaseball.com | White Sox |Kyle Freeland |Michael A. Toglia |Ryan McMahon

About 4 minutes reading time. DENVER (AP) — All the losing nearly reduced lefty Kyle Freeland to tears as he recently chatted about the woeful state of his hometown team. It’s a gloomy situation that has the Colorado Rockies off to a 7-33 start — one of the worst in major league history — and led to the Freeland wears his feelings for his city — to the team he grew up rooting for — on his sleeve.

3 days ago | worldbaseball.com | Leif Skodnick

About 7 minutes reading time. Here are the updated college baseball top 25 rankings from World Baseball Network as of May 12. The number next to the team’s name indicates how much they moved from last week’s rankings. A (-) sign indicates no movement and/or a new team into the top 25. 1. Oregon Ducks (38-13, 19-8 Big Ten, (-) from last week) – The Oregon Ducks maintain their number one spot in the top 25 after sweeping the Washington Huskies at home.

4 days ago | worldbaseball.com | Leif Skodnick

About 4 minutes reading time. The last two teams to capture the Zaachila Cup, awarded to the winner of the Serie del Rey, the championship series of the Liga Mexicana de Beisbol, sit atop the Zona Sur standings as the LMB season approaches the end of its first month. Sure, the Diablos Rojos del Mexico, at 17-4, are performing as was expected — they’re a literal “superteam,” perhaps as much as one team could possibly be in professional baseball.