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Cubs' Tokyo Series Forces Early Roster Decisions

The Chicago Cubs will open their 2024 season with two games in Tokyo against the Los Angeles Dodgers on March 18-19, forcing them to make critical roster decisions before March 12, impacting player preparation and pitching strategies.

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Twins' Prospect Keaschall Poised for Major League Debut

Twins' minor league player Luke Keaschall, drafted 49th overall in 2023, is poised for a major league debut this season despite Tommy John surgery, impressing management with his talent and positive attitude.

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Quality Education
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Spring Training Highlights: Strong Performances and Strategic Evaluations

Spring Training games showcased strong performances from several players, including Sandy Alcántara, Tim Anderson, and Matt Gorski, while top prospects like Coby Mayo showed inconsistent results; the Pirates' and Orioles' offseason strategies are evaluated.

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Twins' 2025 Season to Feature Prominent Rookie Contributions

The Minnesota Twins are expected to heavily feature rookies in their 2025 season, capitalizing on a top-10 farm system; rookies have averaged 17.6% of playing time over the last four seasons.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Cleveland Guardians Owner Lawrence J. Dolan Dies at 94

Cleveland Guardians owner Lawrence J. Dolan died Sunday at age 94 of natural causes; his family owned the team for 24 years, achieving seven division titles and nine postseason appearances.

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Reduced Inequality
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Yankees Lift Longstanding Beard Ban

The New York Yankees, after nearly 50 years, have lifted their ban on beards, a decision made by managing general partner Hal Steinbrenner who cited changing societal norms and the desire to attract players. The policy, originally instituted by George Steinbrenner in 1976, will now allow "well-groom...

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Gender Equality
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Red Sox's Big Moves Signal Return to Contention

The Boston Red Sox have signed free agent All-Star third baseman Alex Bregman to a three-year, $120 million contract and acquired starting pitchers Walker Buehler and Garrett Crochet in an aggressive push to return to contention after three losing seasons.

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Alonso's Mechanical Overhaul Promises a Monster Year

New York Mets' Pete Alonso significantly improved his swing mechanics during the offseason by focusing on hip positioning and power generation, leading to a promising spring training performance and his hitting coach's optimistic outlook for the upcoming season.

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No Poverty
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Cubs' Alcantara Impresses, But Major League Path Remains Uncertain

Chicago Cubs prospect Kevin Alcantara, 22, is hitting .429 with 100+ mph exit velocities this spring, but a crowded outfield and team preference for further development at Triple-A Iowa limit his immediate major league prospects.

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White Sox Begin Major Rebuild After Record-Breaking Losing Season

Following a 41-121 season, the Chicago White Sox traded several key players for prospects, lowered their payroll to $74.4 million, and replaced manager Pedro Grifol with Will Venable in an attempt to rebuild the franchise, prioritizing long-term development over immediate results.

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Reduced Inequality
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Ohtani's Prank, Record Contract, and Luxurious Car Collection

Shohei Ohtani, the highest-paid MLB player, signed a $700 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2023, celebrated by pranking his manager Dave Roberts with a toy Porsche after promising a real one; Ohtani's impressive career includes a 50-50 season, two MVP awards, and a World Series victo...

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Yankees' Stanton Starts Spring Training with Elbow Injuries

New York Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton reported to spring training with injuries to both elbows, jeopardizing his availability for the season opener on March 27, a concern given his history of injuries and the importance of his contributions to the team's lineup.

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