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MLB, sportsbooks cap wagers on balls and strikes

MLB and its authorized sportsbooks announce limits on pitch wagers, citing fear of abuse

The changes, which place limits on some bets and exclude those wagers from parlays, come after two Cleveland Guardians players were accused of rigging pitches.

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MLB, Sportsbooks cap wagers on balls and strikes after pitchers indicted

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MLB, sportsbooks cap bets on individual pitches in response to pitch rigging scandal

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This MLB gambling indictment is *bad* bad. Plus: Max Scherzer wants another chance

The indictment against Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz is bad bad.

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MLB, sportsbooks cap bets on individual pitches in response to pitch-rigging scandal

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MLB, sportsbooks limit pitch-specific bets after players charged in bet-rigging scheme

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MLB star Luis Ortiz leaves court after being indicted over alleged rigged pitches

Ortiz and fellow Guardians pitcher Emmanuel Clase were accused by the Department of Justice for rigging bets on pitches during MLB games.

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MLB, major sportsbooks to limit prop bets on pitches amid Emmanuel Clase, Luis Ortiz gambling scandal

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MLB agrees deal with sportsbooks to limit pitch bets in the wake of bombshell gambling scandal

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MLB’s response to gambling charges could start new movement in sports betting

The first tangible change to American sports gambling came with MLB working with sportsbook partners in implementing a $200 limit on bets for individual pitches in response to rising concerns about game integrity following federal indictments for illegal gambling schemes from MLB and NBA players.

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Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens back on Hall of Fame ballot

Despite their connection to steroid use, Barry Bond and Roger Clemens are placed on a ballot for the Hall of Fame.

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Winn sets sights on making All-Star caliber strides in '26

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