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Blue Jays Roberto Clemente Finalist George Springer Speaks on Nomination Itself (opens the original)
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Baseball is a team game, but like any professional sport, there are plenty of individual honors, and the Toronto Blue Jays' designated hitter George Springer is not in short supply of any of them as a 3x Silver Slugger, 4x All-Star, and World Series champion. That said, Springer was just named the Blue Jays' nominee for this year's Roberto Clemente Award, and he has emphasized that this one means more to him than the athletic excellence that he has bestowed, no matter the organization he has pla
Hayden Wesneski Answered Prayer to Struggling Astros Rotation Amidst Playoff Race (opens the original)
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It was a puzzling time around the trade deadline for the Houston Astros, who seemingly appeared to be buyers as the frontrunners for the easiest division in baseball, the front office left a major issue unaddressed- the starting rotation. The Astros had a big need in the outfield, which is why they went after Gold Glove Daulton Varsho, but gave up another piece of the rotation as Spencer Arrighetti went to the Toronto Blue Jays, further enhancing that hole with the pitching staff. When the offic
Blue Jays Tiedemann Has Solid Debut To Complement Other Big Rookie Performances (opens the original)
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If there was any player who has been long overdue to make his major league debut, it was Toronto Blue Jays prospect Ricky Tiedemann, who has been eyeing a slot in the starting rotation, but the 23-year-old has battled injuries that have kept the inevitable debut at bay. Well, the time has finally come, and it might not have happened if not for the revolving door between the pitching staff and the dreaded injured list. But with a slew of lefties in the forecast, he finally had the opportunity to
Rangers Recent Slide Putting Playoff Hopes in Jeopardy (opens the original)
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To put it nicely, most of the American League has been somewhat of a dumpster fire, as there are a handful of teams that sit below the .500 line but are within spitting distance of making the playoffs. One of those ballclubs is the Texas Rangers. Now, the Rangers have an even better chance of making the playoffs, as they are seemingly in the worst division in baseball, since there is only one team that has a winning record: the Houston Astros. But the script was flipped not too long ago, as Texa
Tigers Seeks Series Opening Win over Giants with Red-Hot Lineup (opens the original)
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If there is a team to be rooting for right now in the American League, it has to be the Detroit Tigers, who seemingly sold out at the trade deadline but are refusing to go down without a fight. Most notably, Tarik Skubal was dealt to the reigning world champions, but the front office also traded away their No.2 pitcher, Casey Mize, who is now playing for the San Diego Padres. But there are still a lot of games left to be played, and going into Friday night's action, the Tigers are a measly game
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