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Orioles slugger Chris Davis expects to return to spring form
Following three straight frustrating seasons that led him to consider retirement, Chris Davis was in the midst of an outstanding spring training when Major League Baseball came to a halt because of the deadly coronavirus. Now, as the slugger strives to find ways to keep his three daughters amused while confined to his house, Davis […]
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MLB cancels Cubs-Cardinals London series in June
Major League Baseball has canceled its London Series between the St. Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs because of the coronavirus pandemic. The teams were set to play two games at West Ham’s Olympic Stadium, on June 13 and 14.cheap nfl nike jersey Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred made the announcement in a memorandum sent to MLB […]
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As MLB ponders post-virus season, players worry about health
As Major League Baseball and the players’ union contemplate various ways to create a schedule for whenever the coronavirus pandemic subsides, Cincinnati Reds catcher Tucker Barnhart raised a concern that is surely shared by others around the sport: Could trying to cram in games, and maybe extend the season into late November or December, lead […]
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Red Sox’s Chris Sale has Tommy John surgery
Red Sox starter Chris Sale had Tommy John surgery on his left elbow on Monday, his 31st birthday, waiting 11 days after doctors said he needed the operation because of difficulty in scheduling during the coronavirus pandemic. Red Sox chief baseball officer Chaim Bloom said the team worked with doctors to make sure the procedure […]
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Chicago Cubs’ Anthony Rizzo on missing Opening Day, coping with ‘strange time’
Today, we were supposed to be flying out from spring training, all excited for the start of a new season and on the plane to Milwaukee for Opening Day. As the weeks go on, all of us are going to be missing baseball more and more. I miss playing already. I miss being around the […]
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Noah Syndergaard joins growing list of injured hard throwers in MLB
The first pitch that Noah Syndergaard threw in Major League Baseball was 97 mph. His second pitch was 98 mph. His fifth pitch was 99 mph. From that first start in 2015, it was perhaps inevitable that this day would arrive. The human elbow isn’t built to regularly throw baseballs at such velocity. ESPN’s Jeff […]
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Mariners latest club to shut down spring training operations
The Mariners have shut down their spring training facility in Arizona because of the coronavirus and told their players to view the coming weeks as though they are in offseason mode. Seattle general manager Jerry Dipoto said on a conference call Thursday that the club decided to shutter the facility in Peoria, Arizona, for the […]
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Tigers left-handed pitching prospect Joey Wentz has elbow surgery
Left-hander Joey Wentz, a prospect in the Detroit Tigers organization, had surgery to reconstruct the ulnar collateral ligament in his pitching elbow.cheap nfl nike jerseys from china New York Mets medical director Dr. David Altchek operated on Wentz on Tuesday in West Palm Beach, Florida. Detroit said Wednesday that Wentz is expected to return in […]
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Astros’ Justin Verlander out 6 weeks after groin surgery
Houston Astros ace Justin Verlander had surgery on his right groin Tuesday and is expected to be out about six weeks. General manager James Click made the announcement. The timing gives Verlander time to heal before opening day, which had been pushed back to mid-May at the earliest because of the new coronavirus.new nike nfl […]
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Reds’ Trevor Bauer, David Carpenter organizing sandlot game in Arizona
With Major League Baseball suspending spring training and delaying the start of the regular season, Cincinnati Reds pitchers Trevor Bauer and David Carpenter are trying to organize a sandlot baseball game in Arizona to pass the time. Bauer invited any major or minor league players in Arizona to join, saying everyone would be miked up […]
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