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Location American Baseball News for 4 March 2019
Dodgers closer Kenley Jansen pitched his first Cactus League inning on Sunday, retiring the Texas Rangers on 12 pitches. His fastball topped out at 92 mph, about 3 mph slower than his usual high.
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Clayton Kershaw's status for his ninth consecutive Opening Day start is in question. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts acknowledged for the first time Monday that Kershaw may not have enough time to recover from his shoulder ...
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The multiple facets of Sergio Romo's life can be seen simply by looking at the tattoos that cloak his upper body. His left arm shows his faith and "reminders of …
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Jon Lester has been named the Cubs' Opening Day starter for the fourth time.
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Eric Karabell on how to deal with an even shallower catcher pool in the wake of top-5 catcher Salvador Perez's season-ending elbow injury.
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Al Leiter, who spent seven of his 19 major league seasons with the Mets, was hired by his former team as a baseball operations adviser.
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Larry Baer Will Take Leave From Giants After Videotaped Altercation Baer acknowledged that his behavior in a dispute with his wife was "unacceptable."
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For a pitcher as accomplished as Keuchel, there will always be interest. But time -- and his lack of velocity -- isn't on his side.
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In our spring MLB stock watch, we examine who gained (and lost) the most wins during the offseason with the biggest names finally off the market.
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Yankees' Miguel Andujar Wants His Defense to Have Fans Talking, Not Groaning A year after placing second in rookie of the year voting, the 24-year-old third baseman with a potent bat is working with the team to shed his reputation as a poor fielder.
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There's already buzz about Mike Trout possibly joining Bryce Harper in 2021. Could the Phillies actually pull it off? If not, where might Trout land?
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Six months after the 2018 Yankees broke a 21-year-old record for most team home runs in one season, the Bronx Bombers are predicting they'll do it again.
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