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With the baseball season right around the corner, teams are preparing for a very unusual season ahead. There won’t be fans in the stands to begin the 2020 MLB season, so you must prepare anyway you can. The Brewers added a little spice to the opening game of their intrasquad “Blue-Gold World Series” by booing their superstar […]

The Mets acquired superstar pitcher Marcus Stroman right around the 2019 trade deadline, and he has high hopes for his new team. In fact, he’s already betting on himself for next year, essentially guaranteeing that he’s going to have a strong 2020 season (and given the videos we’ve seen of his intense offseason workouts, we

It doesn’t matter what level of play he’s involved in — Indians superstar outfielder Francisco Lindor is always fun to watch. The Indians are currently scrimmaging, as they’re attempting to get their bodies warmed up in anticipation of the 2020 season beginning in roughly two weeks. That will finally mark the time when the Indians

Cincinnati Reds star Joey Votto wore a sleeveless “Black Lives Matter” shirt throughout Tuesday’s workout at Great American Ball Park. Votto wrote an essay about his “awakening” on racial issues after George Floyd’s death in Minneapolis and vowed not to stay silent. “I felt obligated to say something and I feel like I’ve changed as a man,”

The MLB remains steadfast about playing out its season, but the pandemic is not making things easy. The coronavirus is already making a mini-spike, which analysts initially predicted wouldn’t happen in the fall. It’s taking place in areas that it didn’t really hit too hard the first time, such as in a number of cities

It’s a well-known fact that Los Angeles is extremely diverse, so one of the city’s most famous athletes is embracing the cultural diversity that California has to offer. It’s such a large city, and when one factors in the surrounding areas and suburbs, it’s understandable that there are so many different people from different walks

Angels veteran Albert Pujols is making sure the salaries of the affected workers in the Dominican Republic are covered, though, according to the Los Angeles Times. Furloughs hit approximately 90% of the team’s academy in Boca Chica, where many Latino prospects begin their careers in the organization, per the Times. Pujols’ $180,000 donation is expected