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Braves extend manager Snitker, GM Anthopoulos
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Monday, 17 February 2020 05:15
The Atlanta Braves on Monday announced the promotion of general manager Alex Anthopoulos and a contract extension for manager Brian Snitker.Anthopoulos will now be the team's president, baseball operations and GM, and had his contract extended through 2024.The contracts for Snitker and his coaching staff have been extended through the 2021 season.Snitker, 64, is entering his fourth full season as…
All the ways MLB teams could use new 26th man on the roster
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Monday, 17 February 2020 04:33
Last week, Major League Baseball officially announced its rule changes for the 2020 season that we had heard about several months ago. These include the three-batter minimum for relievers (unless the inning ends), longer minimum stays for pitchers on the injured list (from 10 days to 15), a longer minimum option period for pitchers sent down to the minors (from…
MLB rule changes for 2020: What you need to know
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Monday, 17 February 2020 04:27
Major League Baseball will roll out several rule changes for the 2020 season, the most dramatic being the three-batter minimum for pitchers. MLB and the players' union agreed to the changes in March 2019, so they have been out there for a while, but the league just announced its implementation for the coming season at the start of spring training.The…
Bauer: 'Positive' reaction to playoff plan criticism
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Sunday, 16 February 2020 14:53
GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Cincinnati Reds pitcher Trevor Bauer says he has gotten a positive response to his criticism of a plan being considered by Major League Baseball to expand the playoffs, one that includes an extended break for top seeds and some teams choosing who they will play.Bauer directed his ire toward commissioner Rob Manfred in a tweet last week:…
Pederson, Stripling back to work with Dodgers
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Sunday, 16 February 2020 16:57
GLENDALE, Ariz. -- Joc Pederson was back in a familiar clubhouse. He had the same dressing stall and many of the same teammates.Not much had changed, except for him.He felt awkward -- and with good reason.Pederson put his Dodgers uniform back on at Camelback Ranch over the weekend for the start of spring training. Just a week earlier, it looked…
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