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Baseball fans were overwhelmed after news broke on Sunday that Miami Marlins ace pitcher Jose Ferndandez had died in a boating accident. He was 24 years old.
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The New York Mets baseball team has formally complained to league officials about what they suspect was another team's use of advanced electronics to better position players on the field.
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Baseball's most feared pitcher returns tonight. Aroldis Chapman, fresh off a 30-game suspension for an offseason domestic violence incident, is eligible to make his season debut tonight when the New York Yankees welcome the Kansas City Royals.
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As pitcher and catchers report to spring training, there are rumors the Miami Marlins could trade pitcher Jose Fernandez if a long-term contract cannot be reached.
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There are many people jumping on the Boston Red Sox bandwagon for 2016 after some impressive moves in the offseason. But the success of this team rests on the shoulders of two players who were acquired last season.
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Here we are, in the middle of February and the list of available MLB free agents still holds players who can make a difference. We have former All-Stars, Gold Glove winners and even a former MVP still sitting in the unemployment line.
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Ian Desmond entered the offseason as the top free agent shortstop on the market. To the surprise of many, he still remains unsigned despite so many teams that finished the season with a need for the position.
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The free agent outfield market has progressed slowly this offseason. As a result, many players have been left unsigned and potential trade candidates remain with their respective teams.
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Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred has decided not to reinstate Pete Rose into the game of baseball, according to reports.
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If baseball was smart in the way Apple Computer and Barack Obama were smart, it would endeavor to ensure that the extraordinary opportunity presented by the events of October 2015 was not frittered away.
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If you like playoff baseball, circle Wednesday on your calendar. Two highly-anticipated elimination games are on tap, with the final game between the Blue Jays and the Rangers set for 4 p.m. ET and the Astros and Royals battling at 8 p.m.ET.
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Here at Digital Journal, we're unapologetic Blue Jays fans. As the team heads into the playoffs for the first time in 22 years, here's a look at the best Blue Jays plays of 2015 season, right through the batting roster and including one great pitcher.
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There are just seven days left in MLB's regular season but plenty of titles are still up for grabs. Here's a look at what's left as the final week gets underway.
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The San Francisco Giants are getting creative in their push for the second National League Wild Card spot.
Giants manager Bruce Bochy has openly toyed with giving Madison Bumgarner a larger role in the offense.
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The Kansas City Royals — currently holding the best record in the American League — are looking a lot tougher after acquiring Johnny Cueto from the Cincinnati Reds in exchange for three prospects.
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Philadelphia Phillies pitching star Cole Hamels certainly heard the rumors about being traded before Saturday's waiver deadline.
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As Major League Baseball enters the halfway point of the 2015 season, some interesting story lines have emerged. The Houston Astros are on top, Alex Rodriguez is playing like an all star again and Pete Rose is back in the news.
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The Oakland A's have promoted Pat Venditte to the Major Leagues. Normally the promotion of a middle reliever would not make any waves, but Venditte is different: he can pitch with both arms.
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A year-and-a-half ago New York Yankees designated hitter Alex Rodriguez was embroiled in the aftermath of the Biogenesis scandal. Now, the 39-year-old has quietly become one of the team's most reliable hitters.
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Each season of baseball is more than 160 games, but every week players add to the growing highlight reel of great defensive plays. Here are five from the past week.
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Jonathan Papelbon is in the last year of the four-year, $50 million contract the Phillies gave him in 2011.
Though Papelbon's has been strong at times — he posted a pretty solid season in 2014 — the contract has largely been a nightmare for the Phils
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The snack food company Hostess has caused a stir with a seemingly tone-deaf tweet that celebrated the start of the baseball season with a blatant reference to football.
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The MLB All-Stars just finished their tour in Japan playing against the Japanese national team Samurai Japan for five games and two exhibition games. According to MLB, the MLB All-Stars lost 3 to 2 in the series with the Samurai Japan.
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Los Angeles is both a city of angels, and of MVPs after the Major League Baseball's best hitter and pitcher staked claim this week to the game's highest individual honor.
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A near-perfect five innings of relief pitching by Madison Bumgarner gave the Giants a narrow Game 7 World Series win over the Kansas City Royals. Tonight the Giants won their third World Series in five years, completing a rare sports trilogy.
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It's no secret that 2014 has been a bad year for the Tampa Bay Rays — the team once again missed the playoffs, and on Friday, manager Joe Maddon abruptly left the team and became a free agent. Now sources say the team could be headed for Montreal.
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When the World Series begins tonight, the Kansas City Royals are going to have the advantage of playing the first game at home.
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No stranger to enticing people to despise him, Keith Olbermann unleashed a nearly-seven minute attack on Derek Jeter, attempting to reduce Jeter's success in the game and undermine Jeter's achievements.
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While attention in recent years has focused on the addition of paid advertisements to NBA uniforms, one Major League Baseball CEO says his team would support selling of ads on baseball uniforms and thinks other owners will jump on board.
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It's been an interesting year in baseball.
I'll start with that.
No one team has been dominant over the course of the entire season.
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Jays third baseman Brett Lawrie slides home to score the team's only run in the first inning. Lawrie had three hits including a three run homerun in the fifth inning that put the game out of reach John Lucero
A's starting pitcher Travis Blackley shut down the Jays offence and only gave up a single run, a walk and five hits over seven innings of work. The only run he gave up was a solo home run to Travis Snider in the third inning Karan Vyas
Blue Jays Manager John Farrell addresses media in his post-game press conference Karan Vyas
Omar Vizquel watches the ball in the air moments after laying down a bunt in the fourth inning. The 45-year old infielder was able to beat out the throw at first base to earn a single JP Dhanoa
Toronto Blue Jays starting pitcher Brandon Morrow is helped off the field after taking a direct hit off a line drive in the seventh inning. The right-handed pitcher and team officials feared the worst but x-rays were negative. Toronto won 4-1 to sweep the Baltimore Orioles at Rogers Centre JP Dhanoa
Hanley Ramirez and Pablo Sandoval of the Boston Red Sox Keith Allison
File photo: San Diego Padres Fox News
Toronto Blue Jays slugger Jose Bautista swinging his bat fi_chince
Detroit Tigers shortstop Jhonny Peralta (centre) celebrates his three-run home run with his teammates Brennan Boesch, Ryan Raburn and Delmon Young in the second inning. That was all the offence the Tigers would need as the visitors avoided a three-game sweep with a 4-1 win over the Toronto Blue Jays at Rogers Centre John Lucero
Toronto Blue Jays. Karan Vyas
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Henderson Alvarez throws one of his 80 pitches on Saturday afternoon. The right-handed pitcher picked up his fifth win in his team's 11-2 victory over the Los Angeles Angels in front of 29,287 fans at Rogers Centre John Lucero
The Texas Rangers at Baltimore Orioles, July 1, 2015 Keith Allison
Screenshot of Minnesota Twins' third baseman tracking a foul ball as it goes into the visitors' dugout. He leans over, falling into the dugout, and makes the amazing catch. MLB.com
Former Washington Nationals shortstop and current free agent Ian Desmond Keith Allison
New York Yankee Alex Rodriguez Keith Allison
Members of the 2015 Houston Astros team Via Flickr user Arturo Pardavila III
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