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Orioles sign starting pitcher Charlie Morton

Orioles sign starting pitcher Charlie Morton. He has been an all-star with the Houston Astros and Tampa Bay Rays.

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Orioles Sign Veteran Pitcher Charlie Morton To One-Year Deal

Veteran pitchers Charlie Morton and Tomoyuki Sugano join Baltimore Orioles, bolstering the team's rotation. Corbin Burnes departs for Arizona Diamondbacks....

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Orioles Sign Pitcher Charlie Morton to One-Year Deal to Play 18th MLB Season

Morton has made two All-Star Games with five teams.

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Charlie Morton Reflects On 2,000 Innings Pitched Milestone

Charlie Morton, Atlanta Braves pitcher, surpasses 2,000 innings in MLB, showcasing talent and dedication at 40 years old.

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Guardians Beat Braves In Extra-Inning Thriller

Cleveland Guardians secure a thrilling 4-2 victory over Atlanta Braves in an intense 11-inning game showcasing top MLB talent.

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Travis D'arnaud's Three Homers Lead Braves To Victory

Travis d'Arnaud's offensive explosion leads Braves to victory over Rangers in a thrilling game. Exciting MLB action covered by AP MLB.

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Couple pleads guilty over gender reveal party that sparked California wildfire

Refugio Jimenez Jr and Angela Renee Jimenez plead guilty to involuntary manslaughter over firefighter killed battling fire

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How to Stop the Unstoppable Atlanta Braves in the MLB Postseason

After clinching the NL East, Atlanta is gearing up for another October run. But super-teams haven’t had the best luck after taking the regular season by storm.

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Braves’ Charlie Morton Made a Dodgers Hitter Look Silly With One of the Coolest Curveballs of MLB Season

This poor hitter.

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Braves’ Charlie Morton Made Aaron Judge Look So Silly With Three of the Very Same Pitches

These pitches were filthy.

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Suddenly slumping Braves drop fourth straight

ATLANTA — In the bottom of the ninth inning Wednesday night, Braves baserunner Ronald Acuña Jr. stared down Diamondbacks reliever Kevin Ginkel from third base. Ginkel stared back. Acuña danced halfway down the line, daring the pitcher to try to pick him off. Ginkel stepped off the mound and walked…

Tribune News Service

Braves Are Under Pressure to Be an All-Time Great Team

Atlanta will enter the playoffs on top of the baseball world, but that doesn’t guarantee the team will be anything more than an aside come October.

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Tyler Glasnow leaves early, Rays fall to Braves as slide continues

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The hits keep coming for the Rays. Unfortunately, it’s blows to their pitching staff and record.

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Braves attack Eury Perez early and Marlins have no answer

ATLANTA — Eury Perez watched from the top of the Miami Marlins’ dugout on Friday as he saw just how dangerous the Atlanta Braves’ lineup can be.

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Mets’ Pete Alonso Leaves Game After Getting Hit By Pitch

Alonso was hit in the first inning of Wednesday night’s game against the Braves.

The Orange County Register

Dodgers overcome rough start from rookie Gavin Stone to beat Braves

ATLANTA — The Atlanta Braves used to have a bodysuit-and-goggles clad sprinter dubbed “The Freeze” spot a lucky fan a big headstart then race around the warning track at Truist Park to run him down.

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Charlie Morton loves seeing his fellow Braves starters thrive

NORTH PORT, Fla. — Braves right-hander Charlie Morton, at age 39, appreciates seeing the team’s other starters blossom.

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The Braves’ rotation has some questions, but Max Fried is a certainty

NORTH PORT, Fla. — The Braves’ rotation could be a strength, perhaps even among the best in MLB, with multiple Cy Young candidates. It could also be a bit shaky, with various outcomes that could lead the Braves to pursue external help by July.

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Catcher Sean Murphy begins to familiarize himself with Braves pitchers

NORTH PORT, Fla. – As he familiarizes himself with all of his new pitchers, new Braves catcher Sean Murphy must study their pitchers, how they like to work, what makes them tick and more. Oh, and he’s also working closely with catching coach Sal Fasano as he continues honing the…

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This Man Broke Baseball’s Color Barrier Before Jackie Robinson

More than six decades before No. 42, Moses Fleetwood Walker was the first Black man to play for a Major League Baseball team, but his story is often overlooked.

Tribune News Service

Led by Max Fried, Braves should once again have stellar starting rotation

The idea is simple: When you have a great starting rotation, you have a chance to win every night. It’s a relatively reliable path to piling up victories.

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Mark Bradley: ‘Now pitching for the Atlanta Braves — Jacob deGrom?’

ATLANTA — The Braves’ top offseason task figured to be re-upping their shortstop. That might have changed. On Tuesday, Andy Martino of SportsNet New York reported that the chief threats to sign Jacob deGrom away from the Mets are the Rangers, who over time have thrown much money at big…

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Larry Stone: Have the Mariners closed the gap on the Astros? It may not matter.

The Houston Astros are back in the World Series for the fourth time in the past six years, which to many Mariners fans might be only slight less distressing than having the similarly loathed Yankees represent the American League.

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‘It Feels Like Failure’: The Braves’ Promising Season Is Over

This team was better than the one that won the World Series last year. That’s what makes this early exit so painful.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

David Murphy: Reasons to believe in a Phillies Game 4 clinch: Bryce Harper, home cooking, history and more

PHILADELPHIA — They need to get it done in Game 4. That’s all there is to say. The Phillies have some room to breathe. They’d be wise not to use it.

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