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How the SF Giants are telling the Rogers twins apart (and how to really do it)

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Tyler Rogers’ wife, Jennifer, remembers meeting his parents for the first time. She was nervous. Not about impressing her then-boyfriend’s family. She didn’t know if she’d be able to tell him apart from his twin brother, who rode along in the truck to pick her up.

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Song arrives at Phils after Navy grants transfer to reserves

Noah Song threw and performed agility drills on a back outfield wearing Philadelphia Phillies shorts and T-shirt, a far different different uniform for the 25-year old

The Independent UK

Boston Red Sox 2023 Spring Training Schedule, Location and TV/Streaming Guide

The Boston Red Sox will kick off the 2023 baseball season with their first spring training game on Saturday.

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49-year-old Johnny Damon whiffed so bad in his Savannah Bananas debut, but it was still cool to see

Not even close.

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A wild overlay video showed just how difficult the switch-pitching Jurrangelo Cijntje is to hit against

An actual cheat code.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Fantasy Baseball Closer Rankings: Edwin Diaz Tops the List

Several MLB teams will have a closer-by-committee, so finding a reliable fantasy reliever can be a difference-maker.

Sports Illustrated

Nathan Ruiz: CEO John Angelos wants the Orioles to be ‘the next Tampa.’ What happened to the next Houston?

SARASOTA, Fla. — The Orioles rebuilt like the Houston Astros. With that process finished, they plan to compete like the Tampa Bay Rays.

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Michael Cunningham: Braves need Kyle Wright to be good again after ‘Aha!’ year

NORTH PORT, Fla. — Braves lefty Max Fried is the staff’s No. 1 starter. Spencer Strider’s “stuff” is so good that he should be a strikeout machine for a full season like he was for 20 starts in 2022. Old pro Charlie Morton is looking for a bounce-back season in…

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Veteran Jonathan Davis could add balance, depth to Tigers' left-handed heavy outfield mix

LAKELAND, Fla. — All this stuff will shake out by the end of spring training. Shoot, by then, some new players could be added to the mix, completely throwing these early calculations out of whack.

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Cardinals reliever Giovanny Gallegos will race the clock this year as MLB debuts new rules

JUPITER, Fla. — Right-hander Giovanny Gallegos has been a very effective relief pitcher in high-leverage positions for the Cardinals. He also has a tendency to take his time between pitches, a lot of time.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Ambidextrous Miss. St. Pitcher Dominant in First Career Start

The freshman is quickly becoming one of college baseball’s must-watch players.

Sports Illustrated

Larry Stone: Mariners’ Ty France finally reveals the culprit behind last season’s second-half slump

PEORIA, Ariz. — In the midst of a frustrating second-half slump last season, Ty France waved off the theory that his wrist and elbow injury was the cause of his offensive woes.

Tribune News Service

Daytime baseball bat murder in park 'driven by anger'

A 21-year-old man was driven by anger when he murdered his grandmother's partner with a baseball bat at a park in Tasmania.

AAP

Rockies’ Pierce Johnson, Brent Suter counted on to cure bullpen blues

SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — “Well, I rolled and I tumbled, cried the whole night long.”

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David Ross: Cubs’ Christopher Morel has ‘a lot of growth potential’ in Year 2

Notes: Cubs announce changes to medical and clubhouse staffs.

Chicago Tribune

Paul Sullivan: It’s Ian Happ’s year to deal with free-agency questions. Will Cubs reach an extension this time?

MESA, Ariz. — Anthony Rizzo, Kris Bryant and Javier Báez spent the first half of the 2021 season answering questions about their uncertain futures as Chicago Cubs.

Chicago Sun-Times

Change of plans: Andrus signing changes everything for Romy Gonzalez

“He’s an incredible teammate and our team definitely got better signing him,” Gonzalez, 26, said.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox slugger Eloy Jiménez comes to camp much lighter, more determined

“I’m quicker, I can run faster and I feel good,” Eloy Jiménez said.

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How Adbert Alzolay has influenced Cubs No. 7 prospect Ben Brown

Over the past few years, Alzolay transitioned from being the young up-and-comer to a source of advice for the next wave of Cubs pitching.

Boston Herald

Red Sox manager Alex Cora: Pitch timer gives Kenley Jansen unexpected edge

FORT MYERS, Fla. — Kenley Jansen is used to working at his own pace.

Tribune News Service

Frankie Montas undergoes surgery, could return in second half of season

The Yankees got some encouraging news on one of their pitchers.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Pitcher Noah Song discharged from the Navy, expected to report to Phillies Thursday

CLEARWATER, Fla. — Right-handed pitcher Noah Song was discharged from the Navy and will report to Phillies spring training camp on Thursday, the team announced on Wednesday.

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Michael A. Taylor bringing another Gold Glove to Twins outfield

FORT MYERS, Fla. — Initials are important to Michael A. Taylor. Take that middle letter, for instance — it stands for Anthony, his father's first name, and he's asked that it be included as part of his own baseball name since he turned pro 13 years ago.

Sports Illustrated

Max Scherzer Gives Honest Answer About Potential Opt Out After 2023

The Mets pitcher shared a candid response about his future with the club beyond this season.

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Bryce Miller: No shortage of shortstops for deep-gloved Padres at spring training

PEORIA, Ariz. — The Padres will not run into a shortage of shortstops this season, which is the long and – cue the groans – short of it.

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