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Chipper Jones still says he’ll rebound or retire Chipper Jones is ready to walk away from baseball if he can’t rebound this season.

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Joe Torre, Sandy Koufax share baseball stories for charity Joe Torre invited Sandy Koufax to talk about their lives playing a game as a way to raise money for his Safe At Home Foundation to combat domestic abuse.

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Time Is Now for Astros’ Mills to Stand on His Own At age 53, Brad Mills, the former Boston Red Sox bench coach, has his first major league managing job.

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Pierre, Figgins share leadoff wisdom Pierre, Figgins share leadoff wisdom With Chone Figgins and Juan Pierre living in the same home during Spring Training, there’s 15 years of combined experience hitting in a lineup’s top spot being shared on a daily basis. […]

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Diamondbacks VP recovering after heart surgery Arizona Diamondbacks executive Bob Gebhard is recovering after heart surgery.

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MLBPA, police look into Kendry Morales’ missing money A former employee of Hendricks Sports Management is being questioned by both the MLBPA and the Coral Springs Police Department about the disappearance of more than $300,000 from the bank account of Los Angeles Angels first baseman Kendry Morales.

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Washington Nationals sign right-hander Livan Hernandez to minor league contract The Nationals have signed right-hander Livan Hernandez to a minor league contract and will invite him to spring training, where he will compete for a spot in the rotation.

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Hamilton leaves first workout with injury Hamilton leaves first workout with injury Outfielder Josh Hamilton, who played just 89 games last year because of injuries, left Wednesday’s first full-squad workout with a bruised left shoulder.

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Mike Scioscia of Los Angeles Angels considers batting Bobby Abreu second On the first day position players reported to camp, Angels manager Mike Scioscia shed a little bit of light on what his batting order will look like.

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Cards working on improving nutrition Cards working on improving nutrition Cardinals players arriving at Spring Training this year found one big surprise amid all the familiar sights in the home clubhouse at their Roger Dean Stadium complex: the cereal was gone. So were […]

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