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DetailsBP en español: Prospectus preguntas y respuestas—Omar Vizquel Traducido por Pepe Latorre La información fluye con más libertad que nunca en el béisbol organizado. No ha habido en las dos generaciones anteriores cambios tan profundos como los que se han producido en el juego en el último lustro. Esto significa que muchos de los grandes…
DetailsThe ‘MVP’ of the Yankees DJ LeMahieu keeps on raking DJ LeMahieu didn’t just lead off the bottom of the first with a homer, he also had a third consecutive multi-hit game and extended his streak of getting on base to eight straight plate appearances before a strikeout in the third ended it on Tuesday.…
DetailsHow Yankees’ top pick Anthony Volpe fared in pro debut First-round pick Anthony Volpe made his pro debut with Pulaski in the Rookie League on Tuesday. The 18-year-old shortstop had a single, two walks and made a fielding error against Princeton. He was selected 30th overall earlier this month in the amateur draft out of…
DetailsWilmer Font drilling Scott Kingery didn’t set off fireworks this time PHILADELPHIA — The last time bad blood simmered between the Phillies and Mets, they ended the April series tied atop the NL East. With both teams scuffling in their first series since then, Wilmer Font’s fastball up and in to Scott Kingery in the…
DetailsReliving Mets’ mysterious black cat game five decades later This is the first of a five-part series honoring the 50th anniversary of the 1969 Miracle Mets: Which do you believe in more: miracles, or the bad-luck superstition surrounding black cats? Barely a decade before the former became indelibly etched in the memories of sports fans…
DetailsCWS Title Series: Game Two In Pictures OMAHA, Neb. — Okay, I’m working on a theory here. I was telling Phil Stanton of College Baseball Insider that I think Erik Bakich and the Michigan coaching staff was executing a little bit of gamesmanship today in game two. Now hear me out, they maybe even *sort…
DetailsJay Bruce feels bad for the Mets PHILADELPHIA — Jay Bruce plays for the Phillies, but that doesn’t mean he wants his former team within the NL East to suffer. The veteran outfielder indicated Tuesday he’s empathetic toward the Mets, who traded him to the Mariners last offseason as part of a roster refurbishment. “It’s…
DetailsWhen Noah Syndergaard could return to Mets’ rotation Noah Syndergaard could have a Sunday rotation spot awaiting him. The Mets right-hander pitched Tuesday in a rehab start for Single-A Brooklyn at Aberdeen, where he allowed three earned runs over five innings with nine strikeouts in his comeback from a strained right hamstring. According to manager…
DetailsVandy’s Kumar Rocker Directs Another Masterpiece Vanderbilt freshman righthander Kumar Rocker added to his legendary postseason with yet another start for the ages against Michigan. Source: https://d1baseball.com/college-world-series/vandys-kumar-rocker-directs-another-masterpiece/
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