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Yankees GM Blames World Series Drought on 2017 Astros’ ‘Illegal and Horrific’ Actions

New York’s general manager still isn’t over the 2017 ALCS.

Sports Illustrated

Marcus Hayes: ‘Nobody in here is scared’, says Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber as Mets loom in the NL East

CLEARWATER, Fla. — As Joe Girardi walked through the back corridors of the Phillies’ clubhouse Monday morning, he came upon Kyle Schwarber and Rhys Hoskins, dressed in shorts, T-shirts and flip-flops, pantomiming phantom swings. Two hours later, Schwarber hit his first home run of spring training.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Yankees' Luis Severino turning focus to first big league start since 2019

TAMPA, Fla. — Luis Severino is getting ready for April 9, his first start back in the Big Apple.

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Yankees’ Rachel Balkovec improving but still out after taking batted ball to face

TAMPA, Fla. — More than a week after she was hit in the face by a batted ball, Rachel Balkovec is doing better but still sidelined, according to Yankees Vice President of Player Development Kevin Reese.

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Yankee catcher Kyle Higashioka once modeled his swing after Josh Donaldson’s, now they are teammates

TAMPA, Fla. — Back in 2015, Kyle Higashioka felt like his offense was going nowhere. The catcher looked at the big leagues to find someone who he could imitate to remodel his swing. The American League MVP that year was a slight infielder who showed incredible power, so Higashioka started…

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Yankees' Luis Severino has ‘general soreness,’ next spring start pushed back

TAMPA, Fla. — The Yankees said they are being extra cautious with Luis Severino because of his recent history.

Tribune News Service

Red Sox’ Hopes Depend on New Story, Same Meh Rotation

Once again, Boston will feature a potent lineup and starting pitching that’s questionable at best. Will that be enough?

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Deivi Garcia competing for spot on Yankees big league pitching staff

LAKELAND, Fla. — Deivi Garcia has been competing since before he got to Tampa this spring.

Tribune News Service

For 30th anniversary of Camden Yards, Orioles throw back ticket pricing to 1992 levels for first two series

Watch baseball like it’s 1992.

Tribune News Service

Aaron Judge will have an offer from the Yankees before opening day, GM Brian Cashman says

TAMPA, Fla. — With 12 days left until opening day and Aaron Judge’s self-imposed deadline, the Yankees are preparing to make an offer to their slugger and his representatives. After failing to reach an agreement for a one-year contract for this season and potentially heading to arbitration, the Yankees have…

Tribune News Service

Yankees Plan to Present Aaron Judge Contract Extension

The franchise hopes to get a deal done with their star right fielder, who is eligible for free agency following the 2022 season.

Sports Illustrated

Aroldis Chapman still the Yankees closer, but will occasionally take the 8th-inning role

CLEARWATER, Fla. — Aroldis Chapman is still the Yankees' closer. Manager Aaron Boone made that clear before Friday’s game. It’s just that the Yankees want to expand his role this season by using him in the eighth inning at times.

Tribune News Service

Rachel Balkovec Shares Nasty Photo of Her Eye After Spring Training Injury

The Tampa Tarpons skipper will take some time off while she recovers.

Sports Illustrated

The Cubs Are Better Than You Think

When the Cubs executed their trade-deadline fire sale last July—after they had traded Yu Darvish and nontendered Kyle Schwarber in December 2020—it appeared that they would be entering a multiyear transition. Perhaps this wouldn’t be the type of long rebuild they endured a decade ago, but it was ...

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Nets' Kevin Durant on NYC lifting vaccine mandate: ‘Mets and Yankees have a lot of power in our city’

MIAMI — Kevin Durant understands the impetus for changing the mandate was baseball, not Kyrie Irving.

Reason

NYC Exempts Wealthy Athletes From Vaccine Mandates: "A small number of people have an outsized impact on our economy"

The government undermines its compelling interest to mandate vaccinations for everyone else.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Donny Sands was once homeless. Now he’s trying to make the Phillies.

CLEARWATER, Fla. — It took Donny Sands three weeks to convince his mother, Alma, to sell her car. The Phillies catching prospect had just bought her a brand new Mercedes Benz with his signing bonus. It was pristine, but that was the problem. She didn’t want to drive it anywhere.…

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‘Lunatic’ fringe: Rangers prospect Josh Smith brings the relentless energy that Chris Woodward loves

MESA, Ariz. — Josh Smith is in his first spring training with the Rangers. He is making team officials take notice.

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Mets players applaud mayor's decision to lift NYC vaccine mandate for athletes

PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — Mayor Eric Adams gained some critics with his controversial decision regarding New York City’s vaccine mandate. But he won’t find any of that backlash in the Mets clubhouse.

Sports Illustrated

Cardinals All-Star Pitcher Andrew Miller Retires From MLB After 16 Seasons

The two-time All-Star transformed the role of a relief pitcher in postseason moments.

Tribune News Service

Clint Frazier says he hid concussion from Yankees in 2020

While he’s no longer part of the organization, Clint Frazier is still finding ways to make Yankee news.

Chicago Sun-Times

White Sox claim lefty Yoan Aybar off waivers

Righty Jonathan Stiever lands on 60-day IL.

Chicago Sun-Times

Unvaccinated athletes can play home games in New York

Mayor Eric Adams, speaking at Citi Field where the Mets play, said Thursday that he had signed the order. The exemption was effective immediately.

The Independent UK

NYC mayor allows unvaccinated athletes play home games

New York City’s mayor exempted athletes and performers from the city’s vaccine mandate following weeks of pressure from the sports world after the rule kept Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving from playing in home games and was expected to block several baseball players from taking the field in their upcoming…

Sports Illustrated

SI:AM | Kyrie’s Return to Brooklyn Appears Imminent

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