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Location American Baseball News for 22 February 2021
Mariners CEO Kevin Mather resigns after offensive speech that mocked foreign-born players and more Seattle Mariners team president Kevin Mather resigned on Monday, one day after the longtime executive's disparaging and discriminatory remarks about his organization's players surfaced online.
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Yankees first injury of year: Clarke Schmidt diagnosed with strained elbow tendon, will miss start of 2021 season The Yankees did not get through the first week of pitchers and catchers without an injury striking.
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Yankees' Luis Severino on ex-Mariners CEO Kevin Mather's bigoted comments: 'If you go to (Dominican Republic), you're not going to speak Spanish right away' When it comes to learning English as a second language while also trying to make your way as an elite baseball prospect, well it's easier said in any language than actually done.
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Yankees' Gerrit Cole faces live hitters first time this spring; Aaron Boone says pitcher will be Opening Day starter (for now) Monday morning, when Gerrit Cole faced live hitters for the first time this spring, there was no fanfare, so he got to work.
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Yankees' Corey Kluber throws live batting practice for first time since tearing shoulder in 2020 He threw 21 pitches in what was basically a simulated inning of work.
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Mariners president rips foreign-born players, MLB union, his own star prospects and much more in stunningly honest speech Kevin Mather accidentally gave the world a look at how an MLB team is really run.
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Stan Williams, the fearsome All-Star pitcher who helped the Los Angeles Dodgers win the 1959 World Series, has died at 84.
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As he ponders what his new deal might look like, New York Mets infielder Francisco Lindor was quite happy to see the contract fellow shortstop Fernando Tatis Jr. received from the San Diego Padres.
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Right-handed reliever Jeremy Jeffress agreed to terms with the Nationals on a minor league deal, giving the team another option for the back end of the bullpen.
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Chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom believes the Red Sox have the talent to bounce back from a lost 2020 season.
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