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Matthew Roberson: Let’s kill the idea of the ‘overpaid’ baseball player

A prevailing mantra at the end of a baseball offseason — both from fans and front offices — is that a certain player has been “overpaid” or was undesirable at a certain price point.

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SEC to require climate-change risk disclosures under new plan

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Report: MLB Must Unseal Letter Related to Yankees Sign-Stealing Investigation

The letter in question details the findings of the infamous “Apple Watch” sign-stealing scandal that implicated the Yankees and Red Sox.

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Document detailing MLB investigation into Yankees cheating will be unsealed

NEW YORK — A 2017 document detailing a Major League Baseball investigation into allegations of cheating by the New York Yankees will be unsealed, an appeals court ruled Monday.

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Helbiz Secures OTT Rights For Three Major League Baseball Seasons In Italy

Helbiz Inc (NASDAQ:HLBZ) said its media arm, Helbiz Media, has signed an agreement with the North American professional baseball league, Major League Baseball (MLB) Under the agreement, Helbiz Media has acquired the OTT rights to stream the next three MLB seasons on the Helbiz Live platform in Italy. Helbiz Live will have live streaming…

Benzinga

MLB Tests New Audio System to Prevent Sign Stealing, Speed Up Games

Depending on the spring training trial results, teams could use this as soon as this season.

Sports Illustrated

Carlos Correa reportedly agreed to a massive deal with the Twins in the middle of the night and MLB fans woke up in a frenzy

Carlos Correa is a Minnesota Twin.

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Royals prospect Bobby Witt Jr. aims to ‘graduate’ from top prospect status

SURPRISE, Ariz. — Kansas City Royals young phenom Bobby Witt Jr. graciously accepted the crown bestowed upon him by MLBPipeline.com as the game’s No. 1 overall prospect. He described it as an “honor.”

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Report: Shortstop Carlos Correa to Ink Record-Breaking Deal With Twins

The former Astros shortstop inked a three-year contract that would make him the highest-paid infielder by annual average salary in MLB history.

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How 2 monkeys threw Orioles batting practice, helping a minor leaguer make the roster in 2012

Ryan Flaherty made his first MLB roster, in part, because he brought monkeys to practice.

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MLB and MLBPA agree to extend Trevor Bauer's administrative leave through April 16

PHOENIX — Trevor Bauer will not begin the season with the Dodgers.

Los Angeles Times

Cubs’ growing pitching staff keeping Kyle Hendricks on his toes

Since the MLB lockout ended, the Cubs have added eight pitchers, and counting.

Chicago Sun-Times

EA returns to the baseball field with ‘MLB Tap Sports Baseball 2022’

It’s been 15 years since the company has made a baseball video game.

Input

Nike pays tribute to Jackie Robinson with a Dodger Blue Dunk sneaker

The shoe commemorates the 75th anniversary of Robinson breaking the MLB’s color barrier.

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MLB Tap Sports Baseball 2022 is out now

The latest incarnation of EA's free-to-play mobile baseball series is available on mobile devices.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

New Phillies pitcher Jeurys Familia says he’s ‘paid’ for 2016 domestic violence charge

CLEARWATER, Fla. — In his first meeting with the media since signing a one-year deal with the Phillies, right-handed reliever Jeurys Familia told reporters he believes he “paid for what happened” after the incident between he and his wife, Bianca Rivas, that occurred in Fort Lee, N.J. in 2016.

Los Angeles Times

Freedom, faster? California bill could limit how long MLB teams control minor leaguers.

LOS ANGELES — If you sign a minor league contract with the Dodgers today, and you never get promoted to the majors, the Dodgers control your rights through 2028. If you do not believe the Dodgers are giving you a fair shot over those seven years, the Dodgers are not…

Los Angeles Times

Private equity firms invest in MLB teams because revenue is plentiful

For $300, the Dodgers will sell you a special kind of season ticket. By signing up for the "Dodgers at Home" program, you can get a year's worth of gift boxes delivered to your door, access to "exclusive videos, photos, and player content," entry into team contests, and priority access…

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Are MLB and the NFL simply too rich to fail?

The baseball season was threatened by a labor dispute. The NFL is being sued by a coach. It doesn’t really matter to team owners while the money keeps coming

Tribune News Service

Dennis Young: Bob Nightengale got ‘both sides’ right during MLB’s lockout

NEW YORK — I’m no baseball insider, but I had more than an inkling that the MLB owners’ lockout was going to end Thursday, and probably even at a reasonable hour. Even after the international draft emerged as a last-second obstacle, I was confident.

Chicago Sun-Times

Marcus Stroman draws crowd with first Cubs bullpen session: ‘My arm’s ready to go’

The Cubs signed Stroman on the eve of the MLB lockout.

Chicago Sun-Times

Spring training returns for Cubs: How ‘cautious optimism’ turned into a ‘happy dance’

The Cubs’ Sloan Park complex welcomed 40-man-roster players for the first time this spring, the day after MLB ended the lockout.

Sports Illustrated

2022 MLB Free Agency Tracker: Every Deal Made After Lockout

Stay up to date with all the rumored signings in MLB’s resumed free agency.

Chicago Sun-Times

MLB All-Star Game winner could be determined by a Home Run Derby

The All-Star Game has gone to extra innings 13 times since it began in 1933, the last two times 10 innings in both 2017 at Miami and 2018 at Washington.

Los Angeles Times

'More than ready': How players stayed sharp during the MLB lockout

PHOENIX — Dodgers pitcher Walker Buehler and Angels first baseman Jared Walsh shuffled back and forth across the Push Performance training center last week.

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