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Over the past few years, players have been more willing to speak up when they are struggling with mental health, which the league supports.
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Free passes plagued Red Sox pitching last season. They thought they had fixed the problem, but the initial returns were discouraging.
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Having multiple arms who can get batters from both sides out in the late innings could offer the Red Sox options as they finish games.
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The Red Sox are reportedly adding Martin to bring his strike-throwing ways to a bullpen that sorely needs to find the zone more often.
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Good things happen when Fried pitches for the Braves, and there was a lot of good on Friday.
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A player-by-player look at those who have departed and those who remain, and introduce you to the new additions.
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Adrian Beltre hit two home runs and then used the word 'butthurt' in a postgame conversation. Adrian Beltre remains a treasure.
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Do the Rangers give up on a 27-year-old left-handed starter with a team-friendly contract? That seems unlikely.
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The highlight reel and a new scheme have the Yellow Jackets feeling they can make huge improvements on defense as the season draws near.
Chris Kirschner2
Texas' last gasp — given the elements and Aroldis Chapman's difficulties — had a surreal similarity to the 2016 night in the Bronx when the Yankees closer failed to shut the door.
Levi Weaver3
“In 1990, they would call it piggyback. In 2018, they call it a trend."
One player today called the moves "bullshit" and suggested that the moves are not creating a winning culture, but a culture of complacency, later suggesting that he no longer wanted to be a part of it
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No bullpen is ever perfect, but the 2018 Rangers relievers have — aside from a few potholes early in early in the season — been pretty remarkable.
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Thursday's game might have embodied "FunBad" more than any other this season.
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"I did it myself. That was my decision," Choo said.
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In his 43-game streak, Choo has reached base a remarkable 96 times. Guzmán, who returned from the disabled list, went 2-for-4, scoring the Rangers' first two runs of the game.
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No one would say anything, but the mood in the clubhouse was somber, especially among the bullpen.
This has been a fun stretch of baseball, hasn't it?
The reason the Rangers' winning streak is good? It's because the trade deadline is approaching. It seems cruel, doesn't it?
It was a special day for Trevino with the recent birth of his first child and his mother in town. He could see more time depending on Pérez's ankle sprain.
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