Gabe Lacques is a Sports Assignment Editor at USA TODAY. He specializes in covering major league sports, competitive sports, and the business of sports, with a keen focus on marketing and advertising within the industry. Gabe's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Cincinnati Enquirer, Akron Beacon Journal, and Yahoo Sports, among others.
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By: Gabe Lacques
An outfield collision sent two Minnesota Twins All-Stars to bench.
Major League Baseball has entered the “nearly fully baked” portion of the season.
The Red Sox's new uniforms honor Fenway Park's iconic wall in left field.
By: Gabe Lacques
The Red Sox's new uniforms honor Fenway Park's iconic wall in left field.
Brandon Hyde was fired by the club on Saturday as it holds the second-worst record in the American League.
By: Gabe Lacques
Brandon Hyde was fired by the club on Saturday as it holds the second-worst record in the American League. Here's what to know now.
By: Gabe Lacques
Brandon Hyde ate two 100-loss seasons before leading Baltimore to an AL East crown in 2023.
By: Gabe Lacques
USA TODAY Show Caption Brandon Hyde, who guided the Baltimore Orioles through a gutting rebuild and led them to a 101-win season
By: Gabe Lacques
USA TODAY BALTIMORE — Tony Mansolino is starting to learn that no matter how fast life seems to be coming at you, it can always speed up.
Red Sox are slowly slipping the first-place New York Yankees in the American League East.
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