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Best MLB Rivalries in 2023
Heading into the 2023 MLB season, here are top five rivalries in baseball.
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MLB Tweaks Pitch Clock Rules Ahead of Opening Day
Major League Baseball is making slight changes to its new pitch clock rules ahead of the start of the 2023 regular season, the league revealed in a memo Wednesday.
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Apple Will Require a Subscription to Watch ‘Friday Night Baseball' This Year
Users will need an Apple TV+ subscription, which costs $7 per month in the U.S.
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Cubs-Rangers Open Second Season of ‘Friday Night Baseball' on Apple TV+
Apple TV+ will begin its second season of Friday Night Baseball on April 7. The Chicago Cubs will host the Texas Rangers in a day game.
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What Are the Key Dates for the 2023 MLB Season? From Opening Day to World Series
Baseball returns on March 30 for 2023 Opening Day. Here’s a look at the full MLB calendar this year.
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Team USA Returns to World Baseball Classic Title Game With Rout of Cuba
Team USA is one win away from a second straight World Baseball Classic title after crushing Cuba on Sunday.
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How Fast Can Two-Way Superstar Shohei Ohtani Throw a Baseball?
Shohei Ohtani had a pitch in the World Baseball Classic that was faster than any he’s ever thrown in MLB.
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Freak Celebration Injuries in Sports
Mets closer Edwin Díaz is expected to miss the entire 2023 MLB season after suffering a right knee injury while celebrating Puerto Rico’s WBC win. Here are some other athletes who have injured themselves celebrating.
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Gus Frerotte, Bill Gramatica and Other Bizarre Athlete Injuries
Gus Frerotte, Bill Gramatica and Blake Griffin were on the wrong end of some of the most bizarre athlete injuries ever.
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Mets $102 Million Pitcher Edwin Díaz Done for Season With Torn Patellar Tendon
New York Mets star relief pitcher Edwin Díaz is having surgery Thursday in Miami after diagnostic tests confirmed a total patellar tendon tear in his right knee — one he suffered while celebrating a win Wednesday night that advanced Puerto Rico in the World Baseball Classic. That win eliminated the Dominican Republic from the WBC — and it eliminated Díaz…
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MLB Umpires Will Have a New View This Season — on Zoom
Major League Baseball struck a deal with Zoom Video Communications allowing on-field umpires to watch videos being evaluated by the replay operations center during contested calls.
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Edwin Diaz Suffers Injury While Celebrating Puerto Rico's World Baseball Classic Win Over Dominican Republic
Mets closer Edwin Diaz was placed in a wheelchair after suffering an injury while celebrating Puerto Rico’s win over the Dominican Republic.
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Bally Sports Owner Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Diamond Sports Group, the largest owner of regional sports networks, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Tuesday after missing a $140 million interest payment last month.
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2023 MLB Key Dates
Baseball is back on March 30 for 2023 Opening Day. Here’s a look at important dates for the 2023 MLB season.
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Team USA Beats Canada Via Mercy Rule in 2023 World Baseball Classic
After a stunning loss to Mexico, Team USA bounced back on Monday against Canada in impressive fashion in their third pool game of the 2023 World Baseball Classic.
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Tigers Sign Team Nicaragua's Duque Hebbert Who Struck Out Three MLB Stars in WBC
Duque Hebbert, 21, struck out Juan Soto, Julio Rodriguez and Rafael Devers in one inning with a scout from the Detroit Tigers in attendance.
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Joe Pepitone, Flamboyant Yankees All-Star, Dead at 82
Joe Pepitone, who was known for his flair on and off the field throughout his time with the New York Yankees in the 1960s, died at age 82 on Monday.
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Team USA Tops Great Britain in 2023 World Baseball Classic Opener
Team USA started its title defense in the 2023 World Baseball Classic on the right note with a 6-2 win vs. Great Britain on Saturday.
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Red Sox' Justin Turner Shares Positive Update After Taking Pitch to Face
It sounds like Red Sox DH Justin Turner is going to be OK after taking a fastball to the face in Monday’s spring training game at JetBlue Park.
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Doney: Baseball is Back and Better
America’s Pastime is about to move back into the spotlight thanks to new reforms approved by the MLB. NBC 5’s Pat Doney has more.