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Joshua Báez became the fifth player in Cardinals history to homer off the first big-league pitch he faced. Jessie Alcheh / Getty Images As if the Cubs-Cardinals rivalry wasn’t already intense enough, ...

You can't have a better start to your career than Joshua Báez. Saturday afternoon at Wrigley Field, the St. Louis Cardinals left fielder became the first player in major league history to hit three ...

Highly touted St. Louis Cardinals prospect Joshua Báez entered Major League Baseball with a bang on Saturday. The power-hitting outfielder slugged home runs in each of his first three MLB at-bats, ...

Chicago Cubs starter Matthew Boyd tried to fire a first-pitch fastball past St. Louis Cardinals left fielder Joshua Báez, who was making his major-league debut Saturday at Wrigley Field. The rookie ...

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CHICAGO — Joshua Báez smashed the first pitch he saw in the majors about 450 feet, then flashed a grin to the St. Louis dugout as he began his home run trot. “There was a calmness and a smile, like, ...

Joshua Báez had a remarkable MLB debut on Saturday at Wrigley Field. Paul Beaty / Associated Press CHICAGO — With a big smile on his face, Joshua Báez bounded up the steps in Wrigley Field’s visitors’ ...

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