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Hanshin infielder Sakamoto is in red-hot form at the plate, with seven home runs in an August surge, and he says the tip came from an unexpected source: Giants legend Hayato Sakamoto. The two spoke at the All-Star series, where the Giants star reportedly told him to keep asking questions, and the advice is being credited with his sudden power breakout.
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Kike Hernandez is trending in connection with the measured distance of Freddie Freeman's home run, a topic picked up by MLB coverage. The Los Angeles Dodgers infielder is being discussed alongside his teammate's long blast, with fans weighing in on just how far the ball travelled and what it says about Freeman's power at the plate.
- 3Five years on, Red Sox still searching for playoff breakthrough▼Five years since last Red Sox playoff series win, a lack of power defines recent losses https://www.nytimes.com/athletic
It has been five years since the Boston Red Sox last won a playoff series, and their recent postseason exits have followed a familiar pattern: a shortage of power at the plate. Commentators point to the lineup's inability to generate runs in key moments as the defining feature of their October disappointments, keeping questions about roster construction firmly on the agenda in Boston.
- 4Oklahoma ruling tests Supreme Court's digital evidence decision▼Oklahoma judge’s Flock ruling shows the power of Supreme Court’s digital evidence decision
An Oklahoma judge has issued a ruling concerning Flock, the automated license plate surveillance company, that is being described as a demonstration of the impact of a recent US Supreme Court decision on digital evidence. The ruling suggests the high court's guidance is already shaping how lower courts treat data gathered through electronic surveillance tools.
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Bernie Sanders, joined by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jeff Merkley, has introduced legislation to ban the federal government from using Flock AI-powered surveillance cameras, while Josh Hawley is putting forward a separate Stop Flock Abuse Act establishing safeguards for the same technology. The bipartisan attention signals growing concern in Congress over automated license plate readers and mass surveillance.
- 6Guardians face elimination fight in Game 3●Guardians must turn on power, lean on stars in Game 3 https://www. mlb.com/news/keys-for-guardian s-to-win-game-3-extend
The Cleveland Guardians head into Game 3 with their postseason on the line, trailing in the series and facing elimination. Coverage focuses on the keys to extending their run: the lineup needs to generate more power at the plate, and the team's star players must carry the offensive load. Analysts note the club still has life despite its backs-against-the-wall position.
- 7Ben Rice hits second home run in MLB India broadcast game▼MLB India Call: Ben Rice's second home run
New York Yankees hitter Ben Rice connected for his second home run, a moment picked up by MLB's India broadcast call. The highlight is being shared among baseball fans, with commentary emphasizing Rice's power at the plate and his strong stretch of form.
- 8Guardians need power surge and stars to deliver in Game 3●Guardians must turn on power, lean on stars in Game 3
The Cleveland Guardians head into Game 3 under pressure to generate more offense, with commentary from MLB.com urging the team to unlock its power hitting and rely on its star players to swing the series. The message is that Cleveland's fate now hinges on its biggest names producing at the plate when it matters most.
- 9Munetaka Murakami powers White Sox past Rockies with two homers●村上宗隆 2本塁打含む3安打3打点の活躍🚀ホワイトソックス快勝！｜全打席ハイライト(9/26 vsロッキーズ）
Munetaka Murakami delivered three hits, including two home runs, and drove in three runs as the Chicago White Sox beat the Colorado Rockies on September 26. Highlight footage of all his plate appearances has drawn heavy attention, with fans in Japan and the United States praising the slugger's power surge in his major league campaign.
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Vance Honeycutt hit a solo home run in a professional baseball game, according to MLB.com coverage. The blast accounted for one run and marks a notable moment for the young outfielder, whose power at the plate is drawing attention from baseball fans following his progress this season.
- 11Power Plate backs Fressi fitness expansion in Finland●Power Plate supports Fressi fitness expansion in Finland
Vibration training brand Power Plate is supporting Finnish gym chain Fressi as it expands its fitness operations across Finland. The partnership will see Power Plate equipment used in Fressi clubs as the chain grows its footprint, adding whole-body vibration training to its offering for members.
- 12Fernando Tatis Jr. surges into postseason after slow start●Three months of struggle unleashed a relentless second half for Tatis https://www. mlb.com/news/fernando-tatis-jr -rides
Fernando Tatis Jr. endured a difficult first three months of the MLB season, needing 239 plate appearances before hitting his first home run of the year. After relentless adjustments at the plate, the San Diego Padres star turned things around with a powerful second half, and he now carries that momentum into the postseason, starting with Milwaukee.
- 13Which lineups can best handle postseason pitching?▼Which lineups are built to better handle postseason pitching?
MLB.com examines which Major League Baseball lineups are best constructed to deal with the elite pitching rotations typically faced in the postseason. The piece weighs factors such as plate discipline, contact quality and power when judging which clubs are built to succeed in October. It arrives as the playoff race sharpens attention on roster construction and offensive matchups.
- 14Ban Flock Act Would Bar Federal Use of AI License-Plate Readers●Ban Flock Act Would Bar Federal Use of AI License-Plate Readers A new federal bill would bar agencies from AI-powered li
A new federal bill, the Ban Flock Act, would prohibit US agencies from using AI-powered license-plate-reader networks such as Flock's and press states and cities to follow suit. The proposal is deepening a fight over surveillance, police safeguards and public safety, with supporters citing privacy risks from mass plate-tracking and opponents warning it could undermine crime-solving tools.