The Padres fire manager Bud Black after nine seasons at the helm. The Padres never reached the postseason during his tenure, and are two games under .500 after making wholesale changes meant to take them over the hump during the off-season.

On June 15 2015 — The Padres fire manager Bud Black after nine seasons at the helm. The Padres never reached the postseason during his tenure, and are two games under .500 after making wholesale changes meant to take them over the hump during the off-season.

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Cleveland’s Doug Jones celebrates his 31st birthday by saving his 14th game in 14 appearances, breaking the major-league record for consecutive saves set last season by Steve Bedrosian. Jones retires all seven batters he faces to close out the Indians’ 7 – 5 win over the Yankees.

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Milwaukee’s Pink Hawley beats Boston, 4 – 3, and beans C Lou Criger with a pitch. Criger is unconscious for five minutes before being taken away. Ossee Schreckengost moves from 1B to C and Tommy Dowd moves to 1B.

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Baltimore Orioles pitcher Bob Turley gives up two hits to the New York Yankees but is defeated by his former teammates, 4 – 2. It is Turley’s second two-hit loss of the season; the Cleveland Indians defeated him on April 2nd.

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