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'Scared' Bryan Stow back in the hospital to treat blood clot
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Angels spring-training schedule includes exhibition game vs. Italy
The Angels have released their spring-training schedule, which will begin with Feb. 23 split-squad games against the defending World Series-champion San Francisco Giants at Scottsdale, Ariz., and against the Chicago Cubs in Tempe, Ariz. Tickets for...
Tags: Dodger Stadium, Alex Rodriguez, World Baseball Classic, Ticketmaster, Services and Shopping
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Dodgers not expected to pursue closer Brian Wilson
Brian Wilson might want to pitch for the Dodgers, but it appears the interest isn't mutual. The colorful and magnificently bearded closer wasn't tendered a contract for next season by the San Francisco Giants, making him a free agent. Wilson lives in Los...
Tags: Vin Scully, Kenley Jansen, Joel Hanrahan, Fox Sports (tv network), Brian Wilson
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Dodgers' 2013 season opener vs. Giants to be broadcast by ESPN
For openers, it is again the big, nasty, orange-and-back-clad San Francisco Giants. Also it should probably be mentioned, the World Series champion Giants. Major League Baseball announced the games and times for its opening week Thursday, with the...
Tags: Texas Rangers, Dodger Stadium, Baseball, ESPN2 (tv network), ESPN (tv network)
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Is Angels owner Arte Moreno obsessed with the Dodgers?
Hey, Dodgers, Arte Moreno is calling you out! A little mano a mano action. I’m not sure if his Angels are playing in the American League West or in some imaginary division where his Angels line up across the Dodgers every night. He rolled some...
Tags: Dodger Stadium, American League West, Josh Hamilton, World Series, Los Angeles Dodgers
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Tim Lincecum gets a haircut
If Tim Lincecum is related to Samson, we will find out soon enough. After years of having long, flowing hair, the San Francisco Giants pitcher has gotten a haircut. Jake Gravbrot, a hair stylist in Seattle, tweeted the news Dec. 9 and there are...
Tags: Tim Lincecum, Personal Service, Cy Young Award
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Could Clayton Kershaw be baseball's first $200-million pitcher?
How would you like to be Clayton Kershaw? He’s young, talented, intelligent, highly competitive, charitable, mature beyond his years and rich. And on the cusp of being a whole lot richer. Kershaw is currently in the middle of a two-year, $19-...
Tags: Baseball, C.C. Sabathia, Andre Ethier, New York Yankees, Zack Greinke
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Big spending guarantees largest payroll for Dodgers, not a ring
Those Dodgers, spending all that money. Of all the gall. Just who in the name of George Steinbrenner do they think they are? They have money to spend and, if you can believe it, actually are. They just dropped $208.7 million over the weekend on two...
Tags: Baseball, New York Yankees, George Steinbrenner, Los Angeles Dodgers, Sports
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Dodgers' proposed TV deal has baseball world in uproar
As just possibly you might have imagined, there has been all kinds of reaction to the news the Dodgers and Fox are on the cusp of signing a staggering $6 billion to $7 billion new TV contract. It’s either the end of civilization or the greatest...
Tags: Major League Baseball, Criminal Minds: Suspect Behavior (tv program), World Series, Frank McCourt, Dee Gordon
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Baseball will have in-season testing for HGH
Major League Baseball announced Thursday that it will begin in-season blood-testing for human growth hormone and additional testing for testosterone this year. Batting leader Melky Cabrera of the San Francisco Giants and Oakland Athletics pitcher...
Tags: Science, Major League Baseball, Bud Selig, Melky Cabrera, Spring Training
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Melky Cabrera gets full postseason share ($377,003) from Giants
San Francisco Giants outfielder Melky Cabrera, suspended for 50 games (the final 45 games of the regular season and the five-game division series) last season because he tested positive for performance-enhancing drugs during the season, is almost $400,000...
Tags: New York Yankees, Major League Baseball, Atlanta Braves, World Series, Melky Cabrera
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Gail Harris, last New York Giant to homer, dies at 81
Gail Harris, the last player to hit a home run for the New York Giants before they moved to California, has died in Gainesville, Va. He was 81. Harris hit two home runs on Sept. 21, 1957, against the Pirates in Pittsburgh, leading the Giants to a 9-5...
Tags: Matt Schaub, Detroit Tigers, Ndamukong Suh, Tim Tebow, Pittsburgh Pirates
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