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San Francisco Giants Retire Hall of Famer Jeff Kent's Number (opens the original)
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The San Francisco Giants organization honored one of its greatest players ever on Saturday, when they retired the No. 21 jersey of Hall of Fame second baseman Jeff Kent. The RBI machine and steady leader played by the Bay from 1997-2002 and won the National League Most Valuable Player Award during his tenure with the team. During Kent's six seasons in San Francisco, he hit 175 home runs, establishing himself as one of the best run producers to ever play the keystone. Known for his intensity and
With Another Injury, Is Marlins Reliever Pete Fairbanks' Future Fried with the Fish? (opens the original)
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2026 hasn't exactly been a banner year for Pete Fairbanks. The Miami Marlins relief pitcher hasn't fared very well in the role of closer. That's especially true for a team that should be closer to a Wild Card spot, and several of his bad appearances are a reason that they aren't. And on top of that, he's had an injury-plagued campaign, now finding himself on the Injured List for the near future. The Fish placed Fairbanks on the 15-day IL with right median nerve irritation after his appearance ag
Marlins Tread Water in Wild Card Race as Alcantara's Scoreless Streak Snapped (opens the original)
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The Miami Marlins keep trying to navigate the waters of the Wild Card race, but continue to flounder when it comes to putting together a run. That trend continued on Friday as their 2022 Cy Young Award winner and perhaps the greatest hurler in team history, Sandy Alcantara, took to the mound. The righty entered the contest having not allowed a run in 20 straight innings. That scenario may sound solidly in favor of the Fish, but it didn't turn out that way. The Cincinnati Reds (now 58-62) got a t
Potential Robbie Ray Trade Would Be Bittersweet for Giants, Teammates (opens the original)
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It's a foregone conclusion that left-handed starter Robbie Ray will be one of the names departing from the San Francisco Giants as the MLB trade deadline approaches on Monday. It's been a nail-biting weekend, as the 2021 Cy Young Award winner prepares for life elsewhere. At the same time, so have his teammates, who have grown fond of their veteran comrade. “He’s the best,” rookie catcher Daniel Susac said to the San Francisco Standard (subscription required). “From the moment I came in this offs
Can Marlins Rally Back From 12 Games of Bad Luck to Find Their Old Magic? (opens the original)
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In June, the Miami Marlins had Major League Baseball mystified. Winners of a franchise record 20 games that month, they entered July looking forward to the All-Star break, looking forward to the sunny days of Summer, shining in the spotlight of a playoff push. They were in command, in control, and on a roll. But ominous clouds were circling South Florida, and not the kind that are an indication of a hurricane. Instead, this turned into a firestorm, with the Fish left frying in the July heat. The
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