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One of the pioneers of women in baseball, Edith Houghton, passed away Feb. 2. She was 100 years old and was just eight days away from her 101st birthday. Houghton had always loved baseball, and...
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After a lot of deliberation, the Atlanta Braves finally decided on which logo would be present on their caps. When pitchers and catchers arrived at Spring Training in Florida on Monday, the “Screaming Indian” logo...
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Alex Rodriguez always seems to be in the spotlight, but this time there are some serious allegations against the New York Yankee. According to a report by the Miami Times, a list of MLB players were given...
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As a major league player riding off of the A’s surprisingly successful season, one would think catcher/first baseman Landon Powell would be at an all time high. However, for Powell, his life begins when he...
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After retiring from baseball in 2009, Pedro Martinez said he couldn’t stay away from the game but he only wanted to be a part of one team: the Red Sox. “This team, this city, it’s...
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In honor of the Bruins trip to New York to take on the Rangers, here's a little city vs. city showdown. ...
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Kevin Youkilis isn't quite getting along with new teammate Joba Chamberlain. Will they be able to put their beef behind them? ...
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Toronto Blue Jays and 2012 Cy Young Award winner R.A. Dickey is more than just one in a line of great knuckleball pitchers, he is also a tireless and selfless promoter of human rights and...
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Stan Musial, St. Louis Cardinals star and one of the greatest players in the history of baseball, died Saturday. “Stan the Man” died at his home in Ladue, Missouri surrounded by family. Musial was a baseball...
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For the first time since 1996, the Baseball Writers of America voted in no new players into the Baseball Hall of Fame. The biggest story, however, is how widely they rejected the nominations of Roger...
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