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Tucson -
Jonathan Roof knows how much a person’s life can change in a single week. Just a Saturday before, the Tucson Padres outfielder manned the hot corner for the Lake Elsinore Storm, Single-A affiliate of the San Diego Padres, and went hitless at the plate.
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Tucson -
When Jorge Reyes made the move from Double-A in 2011 to Triple-A this season, it took some getting used to and did not start out easily for the Tucson Padres pitcher.
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Cincinnati -
Washington Nationals rookie Bryce Harper was pulled off the field last night when his face began to bleed significantly. The injury occurred after he slammed his bat against a wall after a seventh inning ground-out.
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A freshman at Mesa Preparatory Academy in Arizona was excited to have the opportunity to play in the state championships, but despite the team placing, that dream will not be realized.
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Philadelphia -
Sunday night's baseball game between the Washington Nationals and Philadelphia Phillies was a highly charged one, and flamed the fire of a growing baseball rivalry.
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Washington -
The Washington Nationals were delivered a blow last night when another one of the team's key players was injured. The injury occurred while trying to make a play in the outfield.
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Thursday afternoon legendary New York Yankees closer Mariano Rivera suffered a devastating knee injury that could signal the end of his remarkable career.
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Detroit -
The New York Times is reporting that Delmon Young of the Detroit Tigers has been suspended by Major League Baseball for 7 games. Young was arrested last weekend in Manhattan and charged with second degree aggravated harassment.
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Boston -
The year is 2092 and slugger Ted Williams has returned to baseball 132 years after swinging his bat for the last time in the new novel ‘Extra Innings.’
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Washington -
It looks like baseball fans attending the Washington Nationals stadium will have a chance to try some new eats this spring in the form of a burger.
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 CBC Sports baseball contributor Kevin Glew explains why he would pick a former Toronto Blue Jay and two Montreal Expos for induction into the National Baseball Hall of Fame in 2012.
 Steroid use shouldn't keep baseball's best sluggers and pitchers out of the Hall of Fame, the head of the players' union said Wednesday, adding the Hall ""is for the best baseball players that have ever played."
 Joe Torre has resigned as Major League Baseball's executive vice-president for baseball operations to join a group trying to buy the Los Angeles Dodgers.
 With no shoo-in among the first-time candidates, former Cincinnati Reds shortstop Barry Larkin is likeliest to be inducted into the baseball Hall of Fame in his third try on Monday.
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Blue Jays give each other high fives to celebrate its 3-0 victory over the Yankees
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