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How Kolton Ingram has resurrected his MLB dreams with the Angels

TEMPE, Ariz. — Kolton Ingram threw his first pitch, smiled, waved to his catcher, then moved back into position to throw his next pitch. Throws from him flew, an audible whistle piercing through space. Friday marked the 26-year-old left-hander’s first bullpen session in his first major league spring training. Focused, with just the right amount …

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Why some MLB players are considered ‘uninsurable’ for the World Baseball Classic

Dodgers starting pitcher Clayton Kershaw watches from the dugout during Game 3 of the NLDS against the San Diego Padres in October. Kershaw wanted to play in the World Baseball Classic, but insurance issues will prevent him from doing so. (Jae C. Hong/Associated Press) Clayton Kershaw and Miguel Cabrera have résumés few baseball players have …

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NCAA Baseball 2023 bracket: Men’s College World Series scores, schedule

The 2023 Men’s College World Series begins on Friday, June 16 and will run through Monday, June 26, if necessary. The NCAA regional and super regional tournaments are held in early June. Regional and super regional game locations depend on regular season results, but the Men’s College World Series is played at Charles Schwab Field …

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Phillies’ Rob Thomson, the Picasso of spring training, handed in his brush

jake mintz FOX Sports MLB Analyst CLEARWATER, Fla. — In February 1997, a 34-year-old third base coach for the Yankees’ Triple-A affiliate was given an enormous responsibility: running minor league spring training. Rob Thomson’s task had previously belonged to Mark Newman, who had served as the team’s minor league field coordinator for seven seasons. But …

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Opinion: A watch saved the NBA. Can he now save baseball? | CNN

Editor’s note: Frederic J. Frommer, writer and sports historian, is the author of several books, including “You Gotta Have a Heart,” a history of Washington baseball. Follow him on Twitter at @ffrommer. The opinions expressed in this comment are his own. See more opinion articles on CNN. CNN — In recent years, there has been …

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Will the shot clock stop Soto’s shuffle? (And other important questions about MLB rules)

Comment this story Comment PEORIA, Ariz. — Juan Soto is quite sure that he will still have time to shuffle. The shot clock debuting in Major League Baseball this season requires batters to be in the box within eight seconds of the last pitch and pitchers to pitch within 15 seconds if the bases are …

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Yankees response to rotation injuries indicates confidence in depth

With the start of the spring training exhibition season fast approaching, the Yankees are already dealing with some pitching issues. We can learn a thing or two about where the team is at by watching how they handle Nestor Cortes’ injury and Frankie Montas’ shoulder surgery, which will keep him out for most of 2023 …

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Former All-Star reliever says Rob Manfred’s ‘idiotic’ rule changes won’t help MLB

Major League Baseball is going to look a little different this season. The bases are bigger, there will be a shot clock and limits on pickoffs, and the turn is prohibited. Oh, and the “Manfred Man” is here to stay (teams start extra innings with an automatic runner at second base). MLB commissioner Rob Manfred …

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