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Rangers Falter in Opening Day Loss to Red Sox

Red Sox 5, Rangers 2 ARLINGTON, Texas. (Mar 27) — It was not the outcome the Texas Rangers hoped for on Opening Day, as they fell to the Boston Red Sox, 5–2, on Thursday afternoon. Wilyer Abreu provided most of the offense for the Red Sox with a two-homer day. The Rangers, meanwhile, look to […]

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Rangers Drop Spring Finale to Royals

Royals 3, Rangers 1 ARLINGTON, Texas (Mar. 25) — The Texas Rangers fell to the Kansas City Royals, 3–1, in their spring finale on Tuesday afternoon. The lone highlight for the Rangers was an RBI double by Jonah Heim. With spring training in the books, the Rangers will shift their focus on opening the regular […]

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Cal Ripken leaning against Lou Gehrig's memorial in Monument Park at Yankee Stadium, 1990
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1989 Upper Deck Pack Unsealing 1: Cal Ripken Jr. – The Hometown Ironman Chases Gehrig, History

Cal Ripken Jr.‘s career was a legendary one as he played for 21 seasons, all with the Baltimore Orioles, and was an All-Star for 18 straight seasons (5th all-time) from 1983 until his final season in 2001. A two-time AL MVP, Ripken shined, beginning from his first full season in 1982 when he was not […]

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Pete Alonso Returns to the Mets

A lost polar bear has been found at home in Queens! On Wednesday evening, news broke that Pete Alonso and the New York Mets have made an agreement on a free-agent contract. The deal is reportedly $54 million for two years with an opt-out after the first year. Alonso will receive $30 million for the […]

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Ichiro, who will likely make the Hall of Fame, batting
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The 2025 Hall of Fame “Ballot” of Editor-in-Chief Evan Thompson

My 2025 Baseball Hall of Fame “Ballot” — Ichiro, Sabathia, Wagner, and Four Others I do not have a Hall of Fame vote yet and will not until the middle of next decade at the absolute soonest. But I still go through the exercise every year. Given how much I love baseball and its history, […]

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Jarred Kelenic, Braves Agree to One-Year Contract

The Atlanta Braves and outfielder Jarred Kelenic agreed to a one-year contract to avoid arbitration on Thursday. The 25-year-old was flipped from the Seattle Mariners to the Braves last off-season, looking to build a good platform. After struggling in Seattle, general manager Alex Anthopoulos pulled the deal off to solidify left field. The left-handed hitter […]

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2024 Sport Relay Bullpen Awards winners

Reliever Roundup and Bullpen Bonanza, Episode 14 — 2024 Relievers and Bullpens of the Year Awards

Reliever Roundup & Bullpen Bonanza — 2024 Bullpen Awards Welcome to the year-end Reliever Roundup and Bullpen Bonanza for 2024! In this installment, we will announce the Bullpen Awards. Specifically, we will announce the Sport Relay Reliever of the Year and Bullpen of the Year Award winners. Statistics are for all games in 2024 and […]

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Alex Cobb, Tigers Agree to One-Year Deal

DALLAS (Dec. 10) — The Detroit Tigers have agreed to terms on a one-year contract with free agent right-hander Alex Cobb. News of this development was first reported by Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. The deal is worth a guaranteed $15 million. Cobb would also unlock bonuses at each of 140 and 150 innings. The […]

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