Longest Home Run
Ryan Vilade
441 ft
4th Inning
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Hardest Base Hit
Andrew Vaughn
111.6 mph
5th Inning
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Fastest Strikeout
Andrés Muñoz
101.8 mph
9th Inning
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Decisive Play
Phillies
32.7% WPA
8th Inning
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Longest Home Run
Ryan Vilade
441 ft
4th Inning
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Hardest Base Hit
Andrew Vaughn
111.6 mph
5th Inning
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Fastest Strikeout
Andrés Muñoz
101.8 mph
9th Inning
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Decisive Play
Phillies
32.7% WPA
8th Inning
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Noah Cameron
1st one-hit shutout by Royals pitcher since 8/30/09 (Greinke)
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Abimelec Ortiz
5 HR in 1st 14 MLB games are tied for most in Nats history (Meneses)
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PLAY A SPORCLE BASEBALL QUIZ!
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Heeeeere's Jonny! The Rays got out of a fifth-inning bind thanks to Jonny DeLuca.
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These 10 players may not be household names, but they've performed like legitimate stars for much of the season, giving their respective clubs a boost toward postseason contention.
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When Tommy John walked off the mound with excruciating elbow pain on July 17, 1974, he thought his career was over. No one could have known that the events to follow would change baseball forever.
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The cleats Joshua Báez wore during his record-setting three-homer debut are headed to Cooperstown. There's just one catch: They weren't even his.
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There are plenty of fascinating matchups this week, including the Crosstown Classic in Chicago and a meeting between division leaders in Milwaukee.
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The first pitch arrived at 8:02 p.m., but no one was prepared for what was to come over the next eight hours in a Triple-A game between Rochester and Pawtucket on April 18, 1981.
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BAL 10
TB 2
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BOS 3
PIT 8
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AZ 3
ATL 5
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NYY 4
TOR 3
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WSH 3
NYM 4
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SD 5
CLE 0
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CWS 7
DET 5
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MIA 7
CIN 1
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PHI 7
MIN 5
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STL 11
CHC 4
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COL 13
SF 7
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TEX 2
ATH 5
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KC 3
LAA 0
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MIL 6
LAD 2
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SEA 3
HOU 2
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