By Janissa Delzo
Miguel Sano hit his first homerun of the spring season off Pittsburgh Pirates’ Gerrit Cole. During the second inning, Sano hit the home run to left-center field on a 0-0 pitch.
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Orioles Still Among AL East’s Best Teams
By Jim Cain
Despite many changes to the roster, the Orioles remain one of the American League’s premiere teams.
Maddon and the Rays Are Focused On The Fundamentals
By Isaac Moore
The Tampa Bay Rays won 92 games last year, but were unable to get past the Boston Red Sox in the Divisional round of the postseason. Rays Coach Joe Maddon believes his team must perfect it’s play if they want to make a deep run in the playoffs.
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Astros’ Prospect Carlos Correa Looking to Impress in 2014
By Lucas Frankel
The Houston Astros enjoyed a brief period of success in the mid 2000s, but the team has recently fallen off. The Astros have not finished above .500 since 2008.
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Blue Jays Announcer: 2014 Not Looking Good
By Lucas Frankel
One year after finishing in last place in the American League East with a 74-88 record, the Blue Jays enter 2014 with different expectations.
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Lavarnway is Making Progress at First Base
By Isaac Moore
This spring, Ryan Lavarnway is making the difficult transition of going from catcher to first base. Luckily, he has a teammate who made the same switch last year.
A Manager’s Perspective on new MLB Rules
By Ian Steele
When it comes to the MLB’s new rules, Minnesota Twins Manager Ron Gardenhire focuses on player safety over right and wrong.
Jackie Bradley Jr. Isn’t Changing a Thing
By Korey O’Brien
Jacoby Ellsbury is now a Yankee. Grady Sizemore’s ability to perform is questionable. That leaves a lot of pressure on rookie center fielder Jackie Bradley Jr.
Feeling the cold shoulder
In a career where limelight is part of the package, why don’t some players want to interact?
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