Always use protection: The MLB is not to blame for foul ball injuries
Cubs center fielder Albert Almora Jr. drilled a line drive right past the foul ball netting and struck a young fan, leaving the entire stadium shaken.
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Cast a new line: Darren Baker writes his own story on and off the diamond
Whether it be baseball, classes or residence hall life, he is happy to give any advice that might help the new players on the team feel comfortable.
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MLB: Major League (union) Busting
Yet with additional lucrative contracts with the NBA and NFL causing New Era’s profits to reach $750 million annually, the move seems to be a union-busting technique to maximize profits at the expense of worker benefits.
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A rare breed on college campuses — the multisport athlete
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While many people doubt the ability of young college students to sustain being multisport athletes in these modern times, it’s clear that if you want to make it happen, you can. It takes a level of passion, determination and, of course, natural athletic ability to fit the bill, though.
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Clog Report: Cal baseball signs All-Star Right Fielder
Sharper explained to the press that he never actually cared about baseball in the first place, and that he only played the sport because he figured it would make for a lucrative career.
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ALCS, NLCS Preview from the perspective of a baseball
There will be baseballs hit into the stands and there will be baseballs that never touch a bat because the pitcher so wills it. Some things about baseball will never change, but these baseballs and the teams that hit the most of them will certainly be remembered for years to come.
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Robots at the old ball game
That missed strike call is probably the most significant in the history of the postseason, but there’s nothing to prevent it from happening again.
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Boring old baseball: America’s pastime is a thing of the past
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I still come to the same conclusion I reached as a kid: This sport is just plain boring, at least in the regular season.
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Not all black and white: MLB must help bridge diversity gap
Today? The most prominent Black player is probably Derek Jeter, and he retired in 2014.
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I want to be Roy Halladay
I wanted to be Roy Halladay. From the hand over the head windup to the arsenal of nasty pitches, from the work ethic to the care for the greater community. That’s why the sudden passing of star right-hander Roy “Doc” Halladay, who died in a plane crash on Tuesday at
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