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How the Padres have become a flashpoint in MLB’s labour battle (opens the original)
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ON THE DAY the San Diego Padres' new ownership group was introduced, Manny Machado did some quick math. When the team was sold in 2012, he noted, the purchase price was $800 million. Fourteen years later, the franchise had sold for $3.9 billion -- nearly five times the amount. "In my business, I wish I could do that investment," said Machado, the Padres' star third baseman. "That's a great return." At a time when Major League Baseball is attempting to upend its economic model by instituting a sa
Ohtani 'considerably' healthier, expected back in Dodgers' lineup Wednesday (opens the original)
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LOS ANGELES -- Shohei Ohtani is expected to return to the lineup Wednesday, the first day he is eligible to be activated off the injured list, and Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts says he looks "considerably" healthier than he did a couple of weeks ago. "If he was a five, he's probably an eight or a nine right now," Roberts said, referencing a 1-to-10 scale. The Dodgers activated right-hander Roki Sasaki and center fielder Andy Pages off the IL on Tuesday, a major development in the lead
The next Ohtani? Why we haven’t seen more two-way stars (opens the original)
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SHOHEI OHTANI WASN’T supposed to remain an exception. At one point, he was expected to be a trailblazer. When Ohtani arrived in the major leagues as a two-way player in 2018, he was thought to be carving a path for others to follow. He wasn’t just unique; he was stretching the bounds of what was possible in a sport long defined by convention. His success was potentially groundbreaking. And yet, it has occurred in a vacuum. No other two-way players exist in the major leagues, and very few of them
Will Ohtani pitch in October? Five questions for the two-time World Series defending Dodgers (opens the original)
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Shohei Ohtani was clearly uncomfortable when he took his last at-bat in Wednesday's 10th inning. He swung through a Riley O'Brien slider with a noticeable lack of support from his lower half. As he retreated to the dugout -- in the wake of his fourth strikeout of the night, with his Los Angeles Dodgers on their way to a sixth loss in eight games -- he shook his right arm. To some Dodgers officials, it was the first clear sign that the ailments preventing Ohtani from pitching for two months were
Trout on ‘needed’ sale of Angels: It’s a ‘fresh start’ (opens the original)
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ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Mike Trout said Arte Moreno's sale of the Los Angeles Angels to Stan Kroenke, who most famously presides over the NFL's Los Angeles Rams, "doesn't change" his desire to stay with the franchise for the remainder of his contract. If anything, it seems to energize him for what's ahead. "I'm excited," Trout said Tuesday, hours after the news of Kroenke's purchase broke. "Look, the track record -- it's there." Kroenke's Rams have been to the Super Bowl twice since moving back to L.
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