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PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- By now, Tim Tebow has shown he belongs in professional baseball. He's fully committed to the game and much more comfortable on the field. Sometimes, though, he still sounds like a football player. On his first day at spring training with the New York Mets, the former NFL quarterback

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Stop me if you've heard this one before. “Beau Burrows is a great under-the-radar prospect.” Overshadowed by fellow top-end pitching prospects Casey Mize, Matt Manning, and even Franklin Perez in the Detroit Tigers' farm system, Burrows has built an impressive résumé while climbing the ranks

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ESPN The San Fransico Giants have reached a deal to bring 31-year-old free agent outfielder Cameron Maybin to camp as a non-roster invitee, a source confirms to ESPN. Maybin, a 12-year veteran, played last season with Miami and Seattle, where he hit .251 and .242 respectively. The deal was first reported

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It looks like Bryce Harper is staying in the National League East. The Phillies are in the lead to land the superstar outfielder and the Nationals are a distant second, according to The Athletic's Jim Bowden. "I keep hearing there's a lot of momentum and traction here on him going and signing

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The Los Angeles Angels seem intent on cornering the market on two-way players. Shohei Ohtani won AL Rookie of the Year last season as a pitcher and designated hitter. Now they're taking a look at Jared Walsh, a combination left-handed reliever-first baseman-outfielder. "I'm just trying to

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SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Mike Dunn is the Rockies' forgotten reliever, but a major cleanup of his ailing left shoulder could give a suspect bullpen a major boost. “He's doing a great,” manager Bud Black said Saturday. “He's another veteran arm that has pitched well in the back of the bullpen.

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