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Toronto -
As has been the case for many seasons the Toronto Blue Jays realize that for the team to even have a sniff at the playoffs it will have to play well and pick up important wins against other teams in a tough American League East division.
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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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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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Washington -
After concern about a more serious injury, Nationals' third baseman Ryan Zimmerman has received good news on his MRI results.
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Japanese pitcher Yu Darvish, after signing a 6-year, $60 million contract with the Texas Rangers, is trying hard to live up to the expectations in Spring Training and beyond.
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Veteran baseball player Ivan Rodriguez is still looking for work. A free-agent now, his last ball club, the Washington Nationals, hasn't re-signed him for the 2012 season, and was long speculated it wasn't going to happen.
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New York -
The Bronx Bombers are preparing to say goodbye to one of their most popular players. Catcher Jorge Posada is planning to retire.
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 Toronto Blue Jay slugger Jose Bautista has been chosen cover athlete for the Canadian edition of the "MLB 12 The Show" video game. It marks the first time the game has had a separate cover athlete for the Canadian edition.
Former MLB star, Curt Schilling, employs hundreds in Rhode Island.
 On this week's show, the guys preview the 2012 Major League Baseball season with a focus on the AL East and the Toronto Blue Jays.
 Right-hander Matt Garza agreed to a one-year deal with the Chicago Cubs in one of Friday's moves avoiding salary arbitration.
 Rangers slugger Josh Hamilton has been to New York to visit with doctors for Major League Baseball and the players' association following his admitted relapse with alcohol.
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Toronto Blue Jays outfielder Jose Bautista slides into first base well before New York Yankees first baseman Mark Teixeira snares a ball thrown from catcher Russell Martin. Bautista homered in the game and now has five homeruns in seven games
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MLB Blogs
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