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AMERICAN sporting giant Major League Baseball will underwrite the new Australian Baseball League for at least five years. Full Article at The Courier Mail
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Delgado (right) intends to begin playing winter ball in mid-December to demonstrate his health for suitors. Full Article at New York Daily News
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As if the Roku player — the little $80 streaming media box that could — wasn't already capable enough with its Netflix, MLB.com and Amazon Video on Demand, now it adds ten more channels. They're calling it the Channel Store, and it's full of potential. Full Article at Dvice
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5 months ago: Seattle Mariners third baseman Adrian Beltre runs down Minnesota Twins' Joe Mauer for an out as Mauer tries to steal home in the 10th inning of a MLB baseball game Friday, June 5, 2009, at Safeco Field in Seattle. Full Article at Viva El Birdos
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Three years ago, at age 26, Garrett Atkins was one of the most productive hitters in Major League Baseball. Today, at 29, he is on the verge of free agency a year early, just hoping to find a job. Full Article at Denver Post
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Never before seen on TV! "Well," said Tim Hanley, "not on your TV, not yet." Forty years later, Hanley can't quite recall if he'd been assigned to sell peanuts, ice cream or soda, that day: "I was 17, so I know I wasn't allowed to sell beer." Full Article at New York Post
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Last week's free-fall collapse of the Florida Winter Baseball League was the latest failed attempt to create a winter professional baseball league in the United States. Full Article at Florida Today
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The day that many of you Roku Player owners have been waiting for has arrived. Roku is announcing the launch of the and its first 10 free channels to compliment its existing premium offering from Netflix, Amazon OnDemand, MLB.TV. Full Article at Ehome Upgrade
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CHICAGO -- Mark Buehrle's most significant accomplishment of the 2009 season, and probably of his illustrious career, came on July 23, when the left-hander threw the second perfect game in White Sox franchise history and 18th in the history of Major... Full Article at MLB.com
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Jesus Flores, taken from the NY Mets' system in 2005, is by far the biggest impact player the Nationals have selected in the Rule 5 Draft. Full Article at Federal Baseball
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Hendrick Motorsports has assembled the team to beat with the No. 48 Chevrolet, which on Sunday wrapped up its fourth consecutive championship — a first on NASCAR's top level. Full Article at TampaBay.com | St. Petersburg Times
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Starting Monday morning, owners of Roku devices will have access to a new channel store that increases the number of content providers from three--Netflix, Amazon, and Major League Baseball Advanced Media--to 13. Full Article at Fast Company
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As it tries to emerge from months of dismissals, resignations and internal turmoil, the N.H.L. Players’ Association has called upon perhaps the only person with the credibility and experience to restore a sense of order to the troubled union: Donald... Full Article at The New York Times
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Tevye the Milkman, the working stiff Jewish Everyman from the shtetls of Russia, may not be one of Broadway's sexiest characters, but he certainly has been one of its most enduring. Full Article at Huffington Post
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The World Series may still be fresh in your mind, but MLB GMs are already focusing on next season. Thankfully, Ken Rosenthal and Jon Paul Morosi have all the latest gossip and buzz. Note: All times listed are ET. Full Article at FOX Sports
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When Roku released their new HD-XR box, they mentioned that big new features would be launched in the coming weeks via software update. Now the Roku Channel Store is finally here, but it's awfully short on excitement. Full Article at Gizmodo
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Roku will announce on Monday a major update to the software powering the company’s Roku Player models. As part of that update, the company will also introduce the new Roku Channel Store. Full Article at Macworld
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Roku's $99 set-top box made its debut last year as a tool for watching Netflix's online movie streams on a television set. It later added access to Amazon's video-on-demand service and Major League Baseball's online game broadcasts. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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The channels require you to authenticate with the service provider – you don’t enter any passwords on the Roku box, at least in most cases – and will eventually allow protected and pay-per-view access to channel providers. Full Article at Crunch Gear
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HENDRICK MOTORSPORTS CHAMPIONSHIP NOTES -NEWS & NOTES -ONLINE RESOURCES -CONTACT INFORMATION ***** NINTH TITLE: With Jimmie Johnson's performance today at Homestead-Miami Speedway, Hendrick Motorsports secured its ninth car owner's championship in... Full Article at Speedway Media
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