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Gleyber Torres doesn’t care who Yankees new shortstop will be as long as they help Bombers win World Series

TAMPA, Fla. — All winter, Gleyber Torres has heard the rumors.

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Tim Tucker: How Braves’ revenue surge could affect payroll, Freddie Freeman

The disclosure last week of the Braves’ record-setting financial results left many fans asking: What does it all mean for the team’s player payroll and for a potential Freddie Freeman contract?

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MLB becomes literally unwatchable as baseball self-sabotages again

The start of the new season has been lost after talks between players and owners broke down. Baseball is in danger of fading further into the background of US culture

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This Is MLB’s Most Important Weekend in Two Decades

What you need to know as MLB and the MLBPA try to make a deal before Monday’s deadline to start the season on time.

Sports Illustrated

Ex-MLB player Scott Spiezio, now sober, sharing life lessons in retirement on farm near Chicago

ST. LOUIS — Scott Spiezio will be four years sober on April 6. But this positive news comes after 11 rehabs for cocaine and, more recently, alcohol abuse, over the past 15 years, or since he played a key role for the World Series champion Cardinals in 2006 and also…

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Mark Bradley: We need to talk about Braves and Freddie Freeman

ATLANTA — It’s easy to say, “Give Freddie Freeman what he wants.” He has been the Braves’ second-best position player of the 21st century. (The best became a first-ballot Hall of Famer.) Freeman just helped deliver a giddy-beyond-belief World Series triumph. Nobody has an unkind word to say about the…

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Dodgers fan says he was partially blinded by LAPD projectile at World Series celebration

LOS ANGELES — A Los Angeles Dodgers fan alleged in a lawsuit this week that he suffered permanent eye damage when an LAPD officer fired a projectile at him during an unruly World Series celebration.

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Yankees will retire Paul O’Neill’s No. 21

NEW YORK — Add another plaque to the crowded wall of retired numbers at Yankee Stadium.

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Tom Krasovic: Rams' approach — 'be different' — is one Padres appreciate

The Los Angeles Rams are celebrating their first Super Bowl victory.

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Trea Turner, Mookie Betts Headline Dodgers as Odds-on Favorite

Fantasy outlook, stats and analysis for 2022 Los Angeles Dodgers hitters and pitchers.

Sports Illustrated

Mark Bradley: Tanking isn’t pretty, but it works. Ask the World Series-champion Braves

Pitchers and catchers aren’t reporting. Baseball remains on hold. Most of the lockout involves quibbles over money, but one of the players’ planks is halfway high-minded.

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Atlanta Braves Launching MLB Stadium In The Metaverse: Here Are The Details And Why This Is Exciting

The reigning World Series champions are headed to the metaverse in a first for Major League Baseball.

Benzinga

Longtime National Ryan Zimmerman Announces Retirement After 16-Year Career

Zimmerman, a two-time All-Star, spent his entire career with the Nationals, helping them win the World Series in 2019.

Sports Illustrated

Clayton Kershaw returns favor, cheers friend Matthew Stafford during Super Bowl win

Pitcher Clayton Kershaw got lots of support from Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford as he was leading the Dodgers to an elusive World Series win in 2020.

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Baseball quiz: Let’s play base-bowl

In honor of the big game Sunday, this week’s quiz combines two American pastimes — but you know my preference.

Tribune News Service

Michael Cunningham: Fans of MLB competitive balance should pull for players on one issue

Can’t blame anyone who has tuned out news of MLB’s lockout of players. What’s the point of keeping up with the details? The bottom line is that the two sides appear far apart, with pitchers and catchers (not) reporting next week. Braves supporters just want to know when they officially…

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Lockout intrudes on celebration, but Braves say sales still strong

Baseball's lockout came at an inopportune time for the Braves, casting a pall over the sport as the team was still celebrating a World Series championship.

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The Yankees and Mets are both waiting on shortstop prospects, but for very different reasons

It’s becoming increasingly rare for teams to win at the Major League level without a shortstop.

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Gene Clines, part of Pirates' 1971 World Series winner and MLB's first all-minority lineup, dies at 75

PITTSBURGH — Gene Clines spent 10 years in Major League Baseball as a player, then more than two decades on various coaching staffs during a storied career that included nine different organizations. Yet there's little doubt concerning the date and location of Clines' favorite memories.

Chicago Sun-Times

Former Pirates player Gene Clines, part of MLB’s first all-minority lineup, dies at 75

Clines later played three seasons with the Cubs and served as a coach on the North Side.

Los Angeles Times

Hall of Fame elects David Ortiz, snubs Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens in final try

LOS ANGELES — David Ortiz, primarily a designated hitter who helped the Boston Red Sox win three World Series after an 86-year drought, was the only player elected into the Baseball Hall of Fame on Tuesday.

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Vahe Gregorian: Five years after death, Royals' Yordano Ventura is both revered and cautionary tale

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Two eternal images of Yordano Ventura are enshrined side by side in a frame on Dayton Moore's desk. And, indeed, they do frame the trajectory of the shooting star gone too soon, after too much too soon, and the cautionary tale left in his vapor trail.

Chicago Sun-Times

Sense of urgency? White Sox need to strike while the iron is hot

White Sox’ competitive window won’t always be open

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