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Called on to pitch the eighth inning, Yankees reliever Dellin Betances walked four Blue Jays and recorded only one out before departing. Since 2000, there has been only one qualified reliever to post a walk rate of 20 percent or higher: Stephen Randolph had a 21.4 percent walk rate for the Diamondbacks in 2004. While Betances has never been a maven of control, he had a respectable 32/9 K/BB ratio in 17 1/3 innings and 68 batters faced through the end of May. That’s a 4.67 BB/9 and 13.2 percent walk rate. Continue to Article

July 06, 2017 7:56:am EST

If Alex Wood's performance was an audition for a spot in the All-Star Game, and he insists it wasn't, go ahead and give him the call. Wood pitched three-hit ball over seven innings to start the season 10-0, and the NL West-leading Los Angeles Dodgers beat the second-place Arizona Diamondbacks 1-0 on Wednesday night. Wood became the first Dodgers starter to reach 10-0 since Don Newcombe in 1955, when the Brooklyn Dodgers won the first of the franchise's six World Series championships. Continue to Article

July 06, 2017 2:15:am EST

Madison Bumgarner’s second rehab start was among the worst of his career. Madison Bumgarner’s return from his April 20 dirt bike accident in Colorado is not going as smoothly as the San Francisco Giants had hoped. The Giants ace made his second rehab start since suffering a Grade 2 sprain of his throwing shoulder, appearing for the Giants Class A affiliate in San Jose on Wednesday night. Continue to Article

July 06, 2017 1:48:am EST

Yankees catcher Gary Sanchez says criticism by Tampa Bay's Logan Morrison for his Home Run Derby invitation is misplaced. Morrison told the Tampa Bay Times on Tuesday that Sanchez is a great player, but he shouldn't be in the derby. Morrison is tied for third in the major leagues with 24 homers. Continue to Article

July 05, 2017 5:00:pm EST

Other county recorders were soon inundated with messages, too. And according to Fontes, Secretary of State Michele Reagan's initial statement that Arizona would send some, but not all, of the information contained on voter rolls sparked the backlash. "There was a public outcry, and I think it was in response to Friday’s message from the Secretary of State that said Arizona was going to comply," Fontes said. On Friday afternoon, Reagan released a statement that said Arizona would not send voters' social security numbers or dates of birth to the Presidential Advisory Commission on Election Integrity, but would provide publicly available information such as addresses and voting history. Yet on Monday, Continue to Article

July 05, 2017 1:15:pm EST

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