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Jesus Luzardo’s start Tuesday began with him getting reigning American League Most Valuable Player Shohei Ohtani to whiff at a low 85.7-mph curveball for his first strikeout of the game.

Michael Lorenzen had no idea how many family members and friends requested tickets for his homecoming game Monday night, when the Orange County native and former Cal State Fullerton standout made his debut for the team he grew up rooting for.

JUPITER, Fla. — It’s going to be fun to watch Jazz Chisholm bring a pro’s focus to the plate this year and a blueberry-ice-cream glove to the field. Or maybe a veteran’s craftiness in dropping a bunt and a strawberry glove with sprinkles to second base?

JUPITER, Fla. — Now that the initial shock of Derek Jeter’s abrupt departure as CEO of the Marlins has subsided, a mixture of both relief and uncertainty has settled in at their south Florida spring training complex.

LOS ANGELES — In 2022, the Angels will play 19 games against the Texas Rangers and none against the San Diego Padres.

In 2022, the Angels will play 19 games against the Texas Rangers and none against the San Diego Padres.

Bruce Sherman, Miami Marlins principal owner, sought to convey all-is-well calm as baseball’s lockout-delayed spring training began a couple of weeks ago. CEO and face-of-the-franchise Derek Jeter had just abruptly and unexpected left in a mutual parting, and Sherman said exactly what he knew fans wanted to hear in the…

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — This was early last week and Buck Showalter had called Chris Bassitt into his office to discuss the recently-acquired right-hander’s first start for the Mets scheduled for Thursday night against the Marlins at Clover Park. You’ve heard the expression about the savviest managers managing two…

JUPITER, Fla. — A reliever whose brilliance in October “revolutionized” how teams now finish games is leaving the mound just as his latest, lasting impact on baseball is beginning.