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Romero Shows Improvement in Triple-A Start
BUFFALO, N.Y. - Five innings in a triple-A start would have been enough to give Ricky Romero's confidence a big boost. Unfortunately for the lefthander, he stuck around for the sixth...
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Bautista's Monster Day Gives Jays Fans Something to Cheer About
With a 19-27 record, not much has gone right for the Blue Jays thus far, largely due to injuries and ineffectiveness on the part of the name-brand players they added this past winter...
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Series vs. Orioles Provides Opporunity to Compare Young Stars
Baseball fans in this city will have a chance to glimpse one of the game's best young players when the Baltimore Orioles visit the Rogers Centre for a four-game series starting Thursday...
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Hitting Coach Breaks Down Blue Jays' Approach
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Tampa Bay Rays: 4 Prospects Who Never Lived Up to the Hype
The Tampa Bay Rays have had their fair share of touted prospects in their nearly 15-year history. Stars such as Scott Kazmir, Evan Longoria and David Price are Rays who lived up to their high expectations...
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5 Baltimore Stats That Stand out This Week
Each Wednesday, blogger Matt Vensel will highlight five statistics that really mean something for the Orioles .....
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Nolan Reimold Undergoes MRIs
Baltimore Orioles OF Nolan Reimold (hamstring, back) underwent two MRI exams on his hamstring and lower back Tuesday, May 21, and won't join the team on their upcoming road trip.....
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Soreness in Groin Keeps Jones in DH Role
BALTIMORE -- Adam Jones, dealing with soreness in his groin, started at designated hitter for the second straight day on Wednesday.....
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O's Hope Gausman Is Missing Rotation Link
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Jose Canseco to Be Investigated for Rape
Never one to avoid controversy, former MLB slugger Jose Canseco is once again in the news for all the wrong reasons as he is reportedly being investigated for an alleged rape...
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MLB Hitters Who Wear Way Too Much Body Armor at the Plate
Some Major League Baseball hitters would rather be safe than sorry in the batter’s box. Some take it a little too far with the amount of protection they step in with, though...
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MLB Prospects Update: Hottest, Coldest Hitters at Every Minor League Level
Not all top prospects "get it" in their first taste of the major leagues. Actually, most don't. Sure, there are rare exceptions, like Jose Fernandez of the Marlins this year. But even Mike Trout wasn't Mike Trout until his second go-round...
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Struggling MLB Players Who Should Be DFA'd Immediately
There comes a point in every professional ballplayer's career when they simply can't cut it anymore. Sometimes it's due to a major injury, other times it's the years of wear-and-tear ...
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10 Ugly Early-Season Stats That Are Only Going to Get Worse
A Major League Baseball season is a 162-game marathon with the benefit being that if players start a season slow, they have time to break out and still have productive campaigns...
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MLB Teams That Are Already Looking Forward to Next Season
While teams like the New York Yankees, Texas Rangers and Atlanta Braves know they're going to be in playoff runs this year, other teams are not so sure this baseball season...
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Cincinnati Reds Rumors: Latest News Surrounding the Reds
The Cincinnati Reds currently own the third-best record in baseball, and sit just a game-and-a-half behind the St. Louis Cardinals in the National League Central...
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San Francisco Giants: 13 Unlucky Prospects Who Never Lived Up to the Hype
The San Francisco Giants have won two of the past three World Series titles and a big reason for that is the quality of young talent that has recently come up to the majors in San Francisco...
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New York Mets Prospects That Never Lived Up to the Hype
When it comes to analyzing prospects, baseball is a very tricky science. Former Met Mike Piazza was drafted in the 62th round by the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1988 and went on to post Hall of Fame numbers during his brilliant career...
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2013 MLB Draft Prospects: 7 Most Overrated Players in the 2013 Draft Class
With roughly two weeks before the 2013 MLB Rule IV Draft, which begins on June 6, each team is trying to gauge the potential interest in certain players while keeping their own cards close to their chest...
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MLB Power Rankings: Every Team Ranked by Who Is Getting Most Bang for Its Buck
In Major League Baseball, the bottom line for each team is more closely monitored than ever before. More attention is placed on team payroll and how it correlates to on-field success...
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Lyons Beats Padres in Debut
SAN DIEGO _ Jaime Garcia, out. Jake Westbrook, out. Chris Carpenter, still out. And the Cardinals ' rotation rolls on, no matter what Memphian is added...
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San Francisco Giants: Offseason Moves the Team Should Have Made Going into 2013
The San Francisco Giants are off to a winning start. They currently sit at a respectable 26-21 (as of May 22), tied for first in the NL West with the Colorado Rockies and Arizona Diamondbacks ...
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5 St. Louis Cardinals Prospects Who Never Lived Up to the Hype
Injuries may have cast an unfortunate spell on the St. Louis Cardinals in early 2013, but the Major League Baseball world is fast learning that their farm system is more than capable of stepping up...
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The Most Electric Red Sox Pitchers of the Last 50 Years
In leading the Red Sox to victory in Chicago during the final game of a nine-game road trip last night, Clay Buchholz ran his early-season record to 7-0. The wiry right-hander's white-hot start, which includes a 1...
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Dodgers Plan for Don Mattingly to Still Be Their Manager Friday
MILWAUKEE – Don Mattingly will be managing the Dodgers on Friday when they open a three-game series at home against the St. Louis Cardinals , according to two people familiar with the team's plans...















