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MLB Reclassifies Negro Leagues as Major League
Major League Baseball has reclassified the Negro Leagues as a major league and will count the statistics and records of its 3,400 players as part of its history
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Baseball's Back: Players Reporting to Camps After Reaching Deal With Owners
Major League Baseball issued a 60-game schedule Tuesday night that will start July 23 or 24 in empty ballparks as the sport tries to push ahead amid the coronavirus following months of acrimony.
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MLB Plans 60-game Slate, Shortest Since 1878, as Union Balks
Major League Baseball plans to unilaterally issue a 60-game schedule for its shortest season since 1878 after the players’ association rejected a negotiated deal of the same length, putting the sport on track for a combative return to the field amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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MLB Thinks Manfred Has Framework With Clark, Union Stays Mum
Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred and union head Tony Clark reached what MLB understood to be a framework to start the pandemic-delayed season on July 19 or July 20, but the union did not immediately embrace it as a deal
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Commissioner Rob Manfred Says Baseball Season in Jeopardy
Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred says there might be no major league games this year after a breakdown in talks between teams and the players’ union on how to split up money in a season delayed by the coronavirus pandemic.
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MLB Can Cut Pay, Lay Off Managers, Coaches Starting May 1
Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred has made a move that allows teams to lay off or cut the pay of major and minor league managers, coaches, trainers and full-time scouts
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All MLB Teams to Expand Protective Netting for 2020 Season: Commissioner
All 30 Major League Baseball teams will expand the protective netting in stadiums starting with the 2020 season, baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred told CNBC in an interview Wednesday. The protective netting will extend “substantially beyond the end of the dugout,” Manfred told CNBC at the league’s winter meetings in San Diego. The change comes after a 2-year-old girl who was…
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Fans Want Baseball Played ‘Consistent With Our Rules,' Commissioner Says
Major League Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred toured Globe Life Field Tuesday while in Arlington for the league’s owners meeting. On the tour, Manfred responded to several questions about the Houston Astros’ alleged sign stealing.
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Manfred Says He Has Broad Authority for Astros Discipline
Baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred hopes the investigation into sign stealing by the Houston Astros will be complete by next season and says he has authority to impose discipline beyond the loss of amateur draft picks.
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MLB Looking Into Umpire Tweet Referencing Gun, Trump Critics
Commissioner Rob Manfred says Major League Baseball will look into a politicized tweet by umpire Rob Drake that referenced a rifle and critics of President Donald Trump. Drake posted this message to Twitter on Tuesday: “I will be buying an AR-15 tomorrow, because if you impeach MY PRESIDENT this way, YOU WILL HAVE ANOTHER CIVAL WAR!!! #MAGA2020”
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Lo mejor del primer tiempo
Aquí el resumen de las mejores jugadas del primer tiempo
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On Opening Day, Rangers Fans Are Excited About New Stadium
There will be just two more opening days at Globe Life Park. Fans on the observation deck seem excited about the new stadium.
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Cleveland Indians Removing Chief Wahoo Logo From Uniforms
The Cleveland Indians are dropping the Chief Wahoo logo from their uniforms next year after decades of protests and complaints that the grinning, red-faced caricature used in one version or another since 1947 is racist. The move, announced Monday, came after protracted discussions between team owner Paul Dolan and baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred. The cartoonish image of a big-toothed American...
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All 30 MLB Ballparks to Install Expanded Netting This Season
All 30 Major League Baseball stadiums will have extended netting along the foul lines for Opening Day this season, the league announced Thursday.
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Rangers Add Shortstop Lost by Braves in Scandal: AP
The Texas Rangers have signed free-agent shortstop Yenci Pena, one of the players taken from the Atlanta Braves as punishment for circumventing international signing rules, a person with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press on Saturday.
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Darvish: Meeting Gurriel Not Needed After Racist Gesture
Yu Darvish didn’t think it was necessary to meet with Yuli Gurriel after the Houston first baseman’s racist gesture toward the Dodgers pitcher. Gurriel contacted the Dodgers and told them he wanted to meet with the pitcher in person and apologize. Major League Baseball suspended Gurriel for the first five games next season for pulling on the corners of his...
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Jeter Meets With Marlins and MLB, Remains Short on Funds: Report
Derek Jeter reportedly met with representatives from the Marlins and Major League Baseball on Thursday
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Facebook to Stream MLB Game Each Friday
Baseball fans can like their team’s games with a click starting Friday.
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Ground Broken for Jackie Robinson Museum After 10-Year Wait
Ground was broken for the Jackie Robinson Museum after a 10-year wait — matching the length of the Hall of Famer’s barrier-breaking major league career....
Rachel Robinson, the 94-year-old widow of the Brooklyn Dodgers star, attended Thursday’s ceremony in the SoHo section of Manhattan along with her daughter, Sharon, baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred and former National League President Len Coleman....
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Pete Rose Appeals to Hall of Fame for Eligibility
Pete Rose has appealed directly to the National Baseball Hall of Fame in an effort to restore his eligibility to be elected. In a seven-page letter to the Hall’s president on Tuesday, Rose’s longtime attorney Raymond Genco makes the case that the career hits leader’s ban from baseball for gambling in 1989 was not intended to make him ineligible for...