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Highlights of Sunday's Major League Baseball games: Angels 10, Mariners 9 The Los Angeles Angels scored seven runs in the bottom of the ninth inning on Sunday to beat Seattle Mariners 10-9 and sweep a three-game series at Anaheim, Calif. Albert Pujols started the ninth-inning rally for the Angels with his 592nd career home run, and he added a two-run single later in the inning. Cliff Pennington's long single to right scored Mike Trout with the game-winner. The rally was only the seventh time in team history the Angels came back after trailing by seven runs. Continue to Article

April 10, 2017 3:32:am EST

The San Francisco Giants hope a change of scenery produces a change in fortune Monday when they host their home opener against the Arizona Diamondbacks. The Giants began the campaign on April 2 at Arizona with a powerful display by ace pitcher Madison Bumgarner. Unfortunately for the Giants, things pretty much went downhill from there. Continue to Article

April 10, 2017 3:08:am EST

In a home opener unlike any other at Wrigley Field, the Chicago Cubs will raise a banner as defending World Series champions for the first time since they moved into the venerable ballpark more than a century ago. ''Oh, it'll be crazy,'' young slugger Kyle Schwarber said. Once the festivities are finished, the Cubs will send Jon Lester to the mound against the Los Angeles Dodgers, who lost to Chicago in the NL Championship Series last year. Continue to Article

April 10, 2017 1:55:am EST

In a home opener unlike any other at Wrigley Field, the Chicago Cubs will raise a banner as defending World Series champions for the first time since they moved into the venerable ballpark more than a century ago. ''Oh, it'll be crazy,'' young slugger Kyle Schwarber said. Once the festivities are finished, the Cubs will send Jon Lester to the mound against the Los Angeles Dodgers, who lost to Chicago in the NL Championship Series last year. Continue to Article

April 09, 2017 11:48:pm EST

Ignore the Justin Verlander of 2014 and much of '15. As the Tigers ace told me in podcast form last year, injuries sapped his velocity and messed with his mechanics for a solid year and a half. The Verlander of 2016-the guy who pumped his average fastball velocity back above 94 mph, led the AL in strikeouts and finished second in the league's Cy Young voting-is much closer to the Real McCoy. Continue to Article

April 09, 2017 11:09:pm EST