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Kershaw urges Dodgers to use Astros rage as fuel
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Tuesday, 18 February 2020 13:54
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Clayton Kershaw is pleased practically everybody in the sport seized the opportunity to tee off on the cheating Houston Astros and Commissioner Rob Manfred's handling of the scandal over the past several days.The Los Angeles Dodgers' veteran ace also believes it's time for baseball to go back to work."This type of thing has never happened before, and…
Hank Aaron on hand as hopeful Braves ramp up
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Tuesday, 18 February 2020 14:01
NORTH PORT, Fla. -- Nothing like a little encouragement from Hammerin' Hank himself to show the way at spring training for the Atlanta Braves.The Braves welcomed Hall of Fame slugger Hank Aaron to their first full-squad workout and named a street for him at their new complex Tuesday, starting off a season full of high expectations."It's awesome, we're so appreciative,"…
Teams irked by Manfred's edict to protect Astros
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Tuesday, 18 February 2020 12:52
PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. -- Commissioner Rob Manfred warned Grapefruit League managers Sunday night against acts of vigilante justice -- pitchers targeting the Houston Astros with beanballs because of their illicit sign-stealing -- and Manfred was expected to impart the same message to Cactus League managers Tuesday night.But Manfred's effort on behalf of the Astros is already generating frustration in some…
O's Davis mulled retirement after 2019 season
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Tuesday, 18 February 2020 12:50
SARASOTA, Fla. -- Chris Davis was so despondent last September about his prolonged woes, the slumping slugger considered drastic action. He thought about walking away from the Baltimore Orioles, the game of baseball and a rich contract.A two-time major league home run champion with a $161 million, seven-year deal, Davis has struggled mightily the last two seasons.In 2018, he hit…
What Ken Griffey Jr. trade teaches us about scouting Lindor, Arenado and Bryant
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Thursday, 13 February 2020 07:37
Twenty years ago, when the Cincinnati Reds were trying to trade for Ken Griffey Jr., it wasn't as though they had discovered a toolsy phenom playing semipro ball in a sugarcane field. Griffey was probably the most famous, most popular and arguably best baseball player in the world. He had just been voted, by his peers, the Player of the…
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