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Chicago Cubs pitching staff talks about the upcoming season. “Cubs back to work” is categorized as “sports”. This video was licensed from Grab Networks. For additional video content, click the “video” tab at the top of this page. as the man said, it is s
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The most experienced starter among San Francisco's non-roster invitees is right-hander Ramon Ortiz, who's 86-84 with a 4.93 ERA in 11 Major League seasons. Ortiz has started in 214 of his 296 big league appearances. Last year, he finished 1-2 with a 4.86
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The path to a new Sun Devil Stadium is clearer now than in July when Steve Patterson was hired as Arizona State athletic chief operating officer. Not only has the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors formally authorized an athletics district that will be
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To whom it may concern at the WorldWide Leader in Sports: You don’t know me, but I’ve spent more than half of my life getting to know you. Ever since I was 10 years old, still playing little league and still holding out hope that the Chicago Cubs might w
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February, 20, 2012 Feb 20 5:15 PM CT MESA, Ariz. Sveum has plenty of options for Castro, including the leadoff spot, but doesn'
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Josh Thole was a part-time catcher in the minors, who also dabbled at first base. So any defensive struggles upon reaching the majors could be explained away in part by suggesting Thole was still learning the position. Now, though, the 25-year-old Thole
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Here's how to pick a NASCAR favorite Long-billed as the “The Great American Race,” the Daytona 500 attracts eyeballs from tens of thousands of people — some of whom may be catching their very first NASCAR race. So, maybe it's time for an introduction. Wi
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February, 20, 2012 Feb 20 1:05 PM CT Allan Henry/US Presswire Infielder Blake DeWitt hit .265 in 121 games for the Cubs last season. MESA, Ariz.
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Kansas City Royals pitcher Bruce Chen throws during an unofficial baseball spring training workout Sunday, Feb. 19, 2012, in Surprise, Ariz. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel) Charlie Riedel Kansas City Royals pitcher Jonathan Sanchez throws during an unofficial
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MESA, Ariz. Was Fielder about to become a Cub, as many nation
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The publication of The Lifespan of a Fact, which is based on seven years of email exchanges between writer John D'Agata and fact-checker Jim Fingal, has prompted a lot of thoughtful discussion (an excerpt from the book ran in this month's Harper's). Unme
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1B | Russell Branyan | New York Yankees | Free Agents New York Yankees 1B Russell Branyan was already considered a long shot to make the roster. However, if the team signs free-agent OF Raul Ibanez (Phillies) and gives him guaranteed money, it will be ex
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By Jonah Keri on February 20, 2012 11:02 AM ET Charles LeClaire/US Presswire Much of the early offseason speculation in Wrigleyville centered around whether Prince Fielder would be coming to town. Instead, the Cubs will go with a 29-year-old non-prospect
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Long-billed as the “The Great American Race,” the Daytona 500 attracts eyeballs from tens of thousands of people — some of whom may be catching their very first NASCAR race. So, maybe it's time for an introduction. With a nod to my FOXSports.com soccer c
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February, 20, 2012 Feb 20 10:48 AM CT The Rangers signed left-handed pitcher Neal Cotts to a minor league contract. He will be in minor league camp this spring. Cotts, who turns 32 years old in late March, has not pitched professionally since 2009. He wa
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Spring Training opened yesterday in Arizona for the Chicago Cubs. I or my affiliates ma
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Mike Cameron, who had been slated to at least share center field duties for the Washington Nationals in 2012, retired Sunday after 17 MLB seasons. Somewhere in a hotel or condo near the Chicago Cubs' spring training complex, Theo Epstein and Jed Hoyer sa
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FORT MYERS, Fla. With a temper that can run hotter than one of his overpowering fastballs, Josh Beckett has never hesitated to let it be known when someone has piqued his anger. The irascible Red Sox ace now appears to be mad at himself, saying he had “
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Hopefully Brown will be better by Tuesday and also Stoll, hopefully he has gotten back his scoring touch while sitting out. Penner is Penner. Jeff_R, Hopefully Brown misses a few games and Richards and Greene can take over the sorely missing leadership
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