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Hot offensive starts to the season that look very much for real

Early-season hot streaks can raise expectations to an unfair degree, but sometimes it's best just to believe the numbers. So here are six players who look like they can sustain these solid starts.

What's happening? D-backs, O's gets wild in crazy 7th inning

Mets win sixth straight in conditions made for a Polar Bear

Murphy (4 RBIs) powers Braves in return from IL

'A Bobby Witt Jr. special': Speed the X-factor in pitchers' duel vs. Twins

Skenes, Pirates 'not going to sweat' rare shaky start

Jansen's 450th save caps Angels' escape act in Tampa

'Breaks my heart': Dotel's former teammates reflect on his passing

Braves acquire World Series champion reliever Montero from Astros

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TOP PERFORMANCES

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James Wood

5 RBIs in second career multihomer game

Kyle Schwarber

462-foot HR, finished a double shy of cycle

Sean Murphy

HR, 4 RBIs in season debut

Dansby Swanson

Solo HR and go-ahead 2-run single in 8th vs. TEX

Cole Ragans

Second straight start with 10+ Ks and 1 ER

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Nice recovery by Dylan Moore to turn two in extra innings!

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After 100 straight losses, they were due for a win

Yeshiva University's losing streak hit triple digits after dropping Game 1 of a doubleheader vs. Lehman College (which had lost ... 42 straight). You didn't think they'd actually lose 101 in a row, did you?

Some sluggers are simply built different. Results are the same

Not every home run hitter has to look like Aaron Judge or Shohei Ohtani, as this group of undersized mashers proves. So how exactly do they do it?

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The 10 most stacked Minor League teams

With thousands of players spread across 120 teams at four levels, there are a lot of loaded MiLB squads. But MLB Pipeline has identified 10 that stand above the rest.

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Giants ready to rock in new unis

The club's previous City Connect jerseys paid homage to the Golden Gate Bridge. This edition was inspired by the city's rich musical history.

Giants outfielder Jung Hoo Lee wears the team's new black cap and jersey, with an inset of a woman in the jersey holding a pink electric guitar across her shoulders

Ohtani's influence reaches around the world

Could Shohei Ohtani do as much for baseball globally as Michael Jordan did for basketball in the 1990s? It's not only possible, it's already happening -- at least according to Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin.

MLB Network Showcase: Phillies vs. Braves

It’s a slugger's showdown on MLB Network Showcase as Bryce Harper and the Phillies continue their series against Matt Olson and the Braves at 7 p.m. ET.

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