Mookie Betts plays 6 innings at shortstop as Dodgers deal with injuries to pitchers
Mookie Betts is moving along in his transition to shortstop for the Los Angeles DodgersMARCH 9•ASSOCIATED PRESS
Sánchez logs first hit with Brewers in Cactus League debutPHOENIX — Welcome to the Cactus League, Gary Sánchez. Meet Luis Castillo. Sánchez had been delayed because of a right hand injury, but it wa...
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Hernaiz impressing at 3B: 'He's put in the work'LAS VEGAS -- Darell Hernaiz showed up to the A’s Spring Training complex a week before even pitchers and catchers reported and felt confiden...
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Mitchell vies for starting OF job after injury-shortened 2023PHOENIX — The tattoo on Garrett Mitchell's left forearm reads simply: Keep the Faith. A positive mindset helped Mitchell get through an inju...
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Transplanted Bay Area fans excited to see A's in Las Vegas exhibitions
The Oakland Athletics played the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday night in the first of two exhibitions at Las Vegas BallparkMARCH 9•ASSOCIATED PRESS
Alex Wood - Improves in second spring outingWood started the rain-shortened Cactus League matchup against the Guardians on Thursday, allowing two runs on three hits and a walk over 2.1 innings while recording five strikeouts...
ImpactThe game was called due to rain in the top of the third inning, but not before Wood turned in a markedly better performance than in his Cactus League debut against the Royals last Friday. The veteran southpaw had allowed three earned runs on four hits, including two homers, and a walk over two innings in that start, but Martin Gallegos of MLB.com reports that Wood felt much more in command, including of the slider that he's been trying to improve, while needing just 23 pitches to record his first six outs. "I was just trying to pump the zone," Wood said. "I've been working on a few things I've been trying to get reps with. I felt good. I felt like I commanded it pretty solidly today. I'm just going to keep building up and getting ready to go."
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Going deep: From Wilyer Abreu to Aaron Ashby, two experts share their favorite targets outside the Top 400John Laghezza and Andrea Arcadipane each highlight three players who they are especially fond of who are falling outside the Top 400 in ADP.
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