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White Sox’ Mike Clevinger said he expects to be exonerated

“It’s really embarrassing,” Clevinger said of MLB investigation into allegations of domestic abuse. “It’s not who I am.”

Chicago Sun-Times

That left-handed hitter the Rays sought? Josh Lowe is ready to show he’s that guy.

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — As the Rays went through the offseason without — as you may have heard — addressing their top priority of adding a left-handed impact hitter, the focus shifted to giving Josh Lowe another chance to fill that role.

Tribune News Service

Yankees Pitcher Frankie Montas to Undergo Shoulder Surgery

New York’s rotation may be shorthanded for the season.

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Reliever Duran already bringing the heat as spring training fires up

FORT MYERS, FLA. — Jhoan Duran smiled at the question, the smirk of a pitcher who knows nothing counts until Opening Day.

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Cubs pitchers enter spring training with head start on previous years

Lefty Justin Steele spent much of the offseason in Arizona, training at the Cubs’ complex in Mesa, something that wasn’t available to him during the lockout last year.

Chicago Sun-Times

Yankees’ Frankie Montas to undergo shoulder surgery, could miss entire season

On the day pitchers and catchers report to spring training, the Yankees are already down a starter. Frankie Montas will undergo surgery on his right shoulder and could miss the entire 2023 season, manager Aaron Boone revealed.

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Rangers hold Jacob deGrom out of first spring workout with left side tightness

Jacob deGrom didn’t even make it from the spring training physical to the first workout of camp before his injury history became an issue for the Rangers to contend with.

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Jacob deGrom Held Back Due to Side Tightness

Texas’s new star is already dealing with health concerns.

Sports Illustrated

How Mets Outfielder Mark Canha Became a Legitimate Foodie

In a world where in which most postgame meals are eaten at the stadium, the 33-year-old has become a rarity in baseball.

Sports Illustrated

John Romano: Rays may have an elite pitching staff, but that offense still looks wobbly

LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. — They have a reputation for being fearless, and it is well-earned.

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Has Jerry Reinsdorf lost his drive to win?

The state of the Bulls and White Sox is enough to raise questions about his commitment.

Chicago Sun-Times

Eddie George answers whether Ohio State-Michigan is better than Yankees-Red Sox

Do you agree with Eddie? #GoBucks

USA Today Sports Media Group

Mike Clevinger reportedly can participate in Chicago White Sox spring training while under MLB investigation for domestic violence allegations

GLENDALE, Ariz. — Chicago White Sox starter Mike Clevinger will be permitted to fully participate in spring training, according to a report Tuesday by USA Today’s Bob Nightengale.

Chicago Tribune

Yankees' Aaron Judge takes reps at first base during spring workout

The $360 million man started spring workouts with a twist on Tuesday.

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Fernando Tatis Jr. ready to play right field, but has sights set on a different spot

PEORIA, Ariz. — Fernando Tatis Jr. shagged balls in right field during batting practice Tuesday at the Padres' spring training complex.

Los Angeles Times

Is rookie Miguel Vargas' dynamic bat worth making risky infield move? Dodgers think so.

LOS ANGELES — A new rule banning infield shifts will require big league second basemen to cover far more ground than they have for the past decade or so, when teams regularly positioned three infielders on the right side against left-handed hitters.

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Catcher Sean Murphy begins to familiarize himself with Braves pitchers

NORTH PORT, Fla. – As he familiarizes himself with all of his new pitchers, new Braves catcher Sean Murphy must study their pitchers, how they like to work, what makes them tick and more. Oh, and he’s also working closely with catching coach Sal Fasano as he continues honing the…

Chicago Sun-Times

Spring-training preview: Storylines to follow at Cubs camp

Spring training officially begins Wednesday for the Cubs, as they hold their first formal pitchers and catchers workout.

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3 key storylines to watch around Major League Baseball entering spring training

NEW YORK — Baseball is back.

Chicago Sun-Times

Hello, operator? Directory assistance going the way of the pay phone

AT&T in January eliminated operator and directory assistance for almost all customers.

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For Tigers' Alex Faedo, road to recovery brings him back to where he started

LAKELAND, Fla. — In some ways, Alex Faedo’s baseball journey can be viewed as a cautionary tale. Maybe if it's not broke, don't try to fix it. His plight is also an example of why teams are now spending millions of dollars on sports science and technology.

Chicago Sun-Times

What to watch when White Sox spring training opens Wednesday

Second base, right field, a bullpen without Liam Hendriks and leadership must come together before Opening Day.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Cardinals’ front office roles will expand, evolve during John Mozeliak’s contract extension

JUPITER, Fla. — During the three years of his new contract finalized and announced Tuesday morning, Cardinals executive John Mozeliak intends to see some changes to his front office, his responsibilities, and how decisions are made for the team's baseball operations.

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After freak finger injuries, Dobnak seeks to salvage career with Twins

FORT MYERS, Fla. — Randy Dobnak has a clear memory of the most recent Twins game in which he was engaged. It was last April against the Rays in St. Petersburg.

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Matt Calkins: Why the Mariners might be better in 2023, and why they might not be

Normally, opening day in Major League Baseball serves as the pinnacle for optimism, even if such positivity is unwarranted. But when your team just snapped a 21-year playoff drought and compounded that euphoria with a historic comeback playoff victory, the buzz begins much sooner.

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