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Yankees salute CC in regular-season home finale
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Sunday, 22 September 2019 12:51
NEW YORK -- CC Sabathia wiped tears away with his hands and the top of his jersey. Honored at Yankee Stadium ahead of his retirement at season's end, his emotions came out as his wife, mother and children read tributes on a video broadcast on the center-field scoreboard."It's been a great 11 years," Sabathia said before the New York Yankees'…
'Animated' Boone ejected for arguing strike zone
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Saturday, 21 September 2019 12:25
NEW YORK -- Yankees manager Aaron Boone clashed Saturday with another rookie umpire, and this time, veteran crew chief Joe West stepped in.Boone was ejected by West, umpiring at third base, for arguing balls and strikes during a 7-2 win over the Toronto Blue Jays.New York slugger Giancarlo Stanton struck out looking at three low strikes from rookie T.J. Zeuch…
Braves' new world: Loftier goals than NL East title
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Saturday, 21 September 2019 16:58
ATLANTA -- One year ago, just winning the NL East was enough for the rebuilding Atlanta Braves.Now manager Brian Snitiker and general manager Alex Anthopoulos expect more.Even as players celebrated their second straight division title with beer and bubbly on Friday night, focus shifted."Our first goal was to win the East and we did, and I think now that's not…
Padres fire Green after four sub-.500 seasons
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Saturday, 21 September 2019 12:05
The San Diego Padres have fired manager Andy Green, general manager A.J. Preller announced Saturday."I want to thank Andy for his tireless work and dedication to the Padres over the last four seasons," Preller said in a statement. "This was an incredibly difficult decision but one we felt was necessary at this time to take our organization to the next…
Yankees' Torres to undergo MRI on hamstring
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Saturday, 21 September 2019 10:30
Gleyber Torres will have an MRI on his right hamstring Saturday, a day after the New York Yankees second baseman fell awkwardly fielding a ground ball.Torres slipped after backhanding a grounder Friday night, prompting an audible gasp from the crowd at Yankee Stadium. He was pulled later and said he felt weakness in his lower legs. He was not in…
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