Nats ace Stephen Strasburg rung up 15 strikeouts in Saturday's win over the Padres and appears to be rounding back into elite form. Meanwhile, the Cubs' bats were silenced for the second straight day.
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Gabriel Baumgaertner is a college football producer for CampusRush.com and edits the Campus Correspondents for CampusRush.com.
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Marcus Stroman's unlikely opposite field blast was one of a handful of memorable moments in Thursday night's MLB action.
Mike Trout hit his fifth home run in six games, Jose Iglesias pulled off a magnificent glove flip, and Clayton Kershaw silenced the Giants yet again.
Josh Harrison recorded one of the most memorable slides you'll ever see, Chris Davis anchored the Orioles in a slugfest over the Tigers, and Joe Maddon logged a career achievement.
The Nationals have clubbed their way to the top of the National League, but their disastrous bullpen will ruin them if they can't fix it.
Byron Buxton submitted one of the best catches of the year by stealing an extra-base hit from Carlos Santana.
Craig Kimbrel struck out five hitters in his win over the Brewers and pitched an immaculate inning. Right now, he might be baseball's most unhittable reliever.
The treatment of Adam Jones by Red Sox fans will snatch headlines in a sport that gasps for them in competition with sports far more friendly to the African-American community.
Friday’s wild Yankees-Orioles game featured two grand slams, the longest home run of the season, the hardest-hit home run of the season and—to top it all off—an eight-run comeback.
Padres outfielder Wil Myers hit for the first cycle of the 2017 season on Monday and did so in thrilling fashion, ending it with a mad-dash triple. While many label the cycle a statistical oddity, Myers's feat is still worth celebrating.