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Pirates sign outfielder Tommy Pham

Pirates sign outfielder Tommy Pham. Last season the Las Vegas native played for three teams--St. Louis, Kansas City and Chicago.

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Suzuki, Sabathia, Wagner inducted to Baseball Hall of Fam

Suzuki, Sabathia, Wagner inducted to Baseball Hall of Fam

Ichiro Suzuki, CC Sabathia and Billy Wagner inducted to Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, NY on Tuesday.

The Sports Daily

Mike Yastrzemski And Teammates In Action On Baseball Field

Mike Yastrzemski And Teammates In Action On Baseball Field

Learn about Mike Yastrzemski, the talented outfielder for the San Francisco Giants, known for his impressive skills, dedication, and team-first mentality i...

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Joey Votto Joins AL Contender As Free Agency Drought Finally Ends

The first baseman spent the past 17 years with the Reds.

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Jon Singleton Shines With Two Homers In Major League Return

Jon Singleton's remarkable return to Minute Maid Park in 2023 showcased his talent with two home runs, solidifying his key player status for the Houston As...

Fernando Abad: A Portrait of Dedication on the Baseball Field

Discover the captivating story of Fernando Abad, a talented Dominican pitcher. Get a glimpse of his passion and dedication to the game of baseball.

Chicago Cubs Sign Japanese Pitcher Shota Imanaga for Rotation Boost

In the bustling city of Chicago, where deep-dish pizzas and die-hard sports fans reign supreme, the Chicago Cubs have made their presence felt with a significant offseason move. In a surprising twist, the Cubs have landed Japanese left-hander Shota Imanaga to strengthen their rotation for the upcoming season. This unexpected…

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Baseball brings its dramatic new look: Faster games, more action, kill off the 'dead time'

FORT MYERS, Fla. — A clock ticking backwards isn't only the newest and most significant change to the way baseball is played in the major leagues — it's also a metaphor for what the national pastime is trying to accomplish.

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