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Rangers may have full house for home opener
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Wednesday, 10 March 2021 13:04
ARLINGTON, Texas -- The Texas Rangers could have a full house for their home opener next month after debuting their 40,518-seat stadium without fans in the stands for their games last season.If that happens, the Rangers could be the first team in Major League Baseball or any major U.S.-based sport to have a full-capacity crowd since the coronavirus pandemic started…
Lester felt 'sluggish' last year; better after surgery
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Wednesday, 10 March 2021 13:29
Jon Lester could tell something wasn't right.Long known for taking the ball whenever it was his turn to pitch, no matter what - never making fewer than 31 starts in any of the past 12 full Major League Baseball seasons - Lester seemed, to use his phrase, "a little more sluggish."During games with the Chicago Cubs. Even between games. And…
Which spots on the diamond are most stacked? MLB position power rankings
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Wednesday, 10 March 2021 03:52
The February 24, 1997 issue of Sports Illustrated featured the young smiling faces of Derek Jeter and Alex Rodriguez on the cover, with the billing that the pair "head up the finest group of shortstops since World War II." The article highlighted an up-and-coming young class that included Jeter, Rodriguez, Nomar Garciaparra and Edgar Renteria. Miguel Tejada would also come…
Strasburg K's 4 in 6 batters in Grapefruit debut
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Tuesday, 09 March 2021 18:35
Stephen Strasburg pronounced his fastball command better than it was before his carpal tunnel surgery and said his first game action in nearly seven full months essentially was the same as any other Grapefruit League debut after throwing 1 2/3 innings Tuesday night against the Houston Astros."It didn't really feel any different than it has in past springs, so I…
Yankees' Britton not throwing due to sore elbow
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Tuesday, 09 March 2021 08:26
TAMPA, Fla. -- New York Yankees left-hander Zack Britton is not throwing because of a sore pitching elbow, was to be examined by a doctor on Tuesday and could miss the start of the season.Yankees manager Aaron Boone said Britton's ulnar collateral ligament was not suspected of being hurt, which could require Tommy John surgery. Boone said Britton felt soreness…
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