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fromBoston.com
1 month ago
Boston Red Sox

'Something amiss,' a new culture, and other takeaways from Red Sox's presser on Rafael Devers trade

Major League Baseball
fromNew York Post
3 months ago

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred makes his stance clear on controversial torpedo bats

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred supports the use of torpedo bats, claiming they invigorate interest in baseball amidst declining ratings.
fromBoston.com
1 month ago
Boston Red Sox

'Something amiss,' a new culture, and other takeaways from Red Sox's presser on Rafael Devers trade

Major League Baseball
fromNew York Post
3 months ago

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred makes his stance clear on controversial torpedo bats

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred supports the use of torpedo bats, claiming they invigorate interest in baseball amidst declining ratings.
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fromwww.theguardian.com
1 month ago

South Side' Pope Leo offers video message to Chicagoans at ballpark mass

"Young people, having lived through times of isolation and great difficulty in the pandemic, may have missed out on the opportunity to live as a part of a faith community. It is vital to recognize God is present in your hearts and to find hope in one another."
Chicago Cubs
fromwww.7x7.com
1 month ago

Where to Celebrate (or Commiserate) Near Oracle Park Before or After a Giants Game

Repeatedly, fans continue to flock to Oracle Park due to the unique atmosphere it offers, making it a lively destination for socializing and pre-game activities.
San Francisco Giants
fromYahoo Sports
2 months ago

Fan partially blamed Rockies' struggles in lawsuit after taking foul ball to the eye

"Defendant's [Rockies'] longstanding poor performance on the field (has) contributed to a game-day environment in which spectators, particularly those in luxury suites, are less engaged with the action on the field."
Major League Baseball
fromJewish Telegraphic Agency
3 months ago

Seymour Weiner, Jewish WWII vet and Mets folk hero, dies at 98 - Jewish Telegraphic Agency

Weiner’s service was delayed by high blood pressure. By the time he was admitted, the war had ended, and he was honorably discharged in 1947.
New York Mets
fromwww.mercurynews.com
4 months ago

Kurtenbach: Is it Sacramento? Las Vegas? What is this new A's home?

The A's new home park reflects minor-league aesthetics despite some attempts at upgrades.
fromOver the Monster
4 months ago

OTM Open Thread 3/17: Happy St. Paddy's Day!

Our beloved home nine will be wearing the newest edition of their Irish-themed hats at Fenway South today against Baltimore. I think they're solid-could be a lot worse, right?
Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
fromPinstripe Alley
4 months ago

Around the Empire: Yankees news - 3/14/25

Giancarlo Stanton faces significant injury challenges, raising concerns about his return for the Yankees.
The perception of the Yankees' culture is evolving, with players finding more freedom to express themselves.
Dave Sims hailed for his play-by-play skills as the new radio voice of the Yankees.
Major League Baseball
fromBattery Power
5 months ago

What's a player nickname you wish had caught on more?

Nicknames can provide humorous moments but don't always gain traction.
"Glausosaur" was a fun yet obscure nickname for Troy Glaus that had minimal recognition despite some playful history.
Major League Baseball
fromwww.nytimes.com
5 months ago

Ostriches, butt cheeks and relentless energy: How Austin Hedges became an indispensable MLB teammate

Catcher Austin Hedges's bold approach to engaging Max Scherzer helped unify the Rangers and transform their team dynamic.
New York Yankees
fromESPN.com
5 months ago

Changing stripes: Yanks OK well-groomed beards

The New York Yankees have amended their longstanding facial hair policy to allow well-groomed beards, reflecting a significant cultural shift.
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