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No surprise that U.S. is out of WBC early again
SAN FRANCISCO — All things being equal … Sorry, but, all things being equal, that is one of the most misleading phrases in the English language. All things are never equal. There always are advantages and disadvantages in life, and the best...Tags: Alex Rios, Nelson Figueroa, World Baseball Classic, Baseball, David Price
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Your Morning Phil: WBC, Appel, Torre
MIAMI – Talking baseball while wondering how badly Tiger Woods blows away the field at Augusta: 1. Nothing against tulips, wooden shoes and Bert Blyleven, but I wish Monday’s 7-6 game in Tokyo had gone the other way. While it’s cool...Tags: World Baseball Classic, Chicago Cubs, Baseball, David Price, Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
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Positivity, preparation make Nationals' Suzuki a leader
George Horton ran a college baseball powerhouse at Cal State-Fullerton, the kind of program that had no place for someone like Kurt Suzuki. Horton had never seen or heard of Suzuki before a scout pal mentioned the high schooler in Hawaii. "We didn't...Tags: High Schools, Atlanta Braves, Baseball, TBS (tv network), Schools
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Withhold judgment on Gonzalez
Gio Gonzalez was 20 when I watched him pitch for the first time. He was at the Phillies' complex in Clearwater, Fla., and it didn't take long to see why Pat Gillick had insisted on him when the White Sox traded for Jim Thome. You don't have to be a...Tags: World Baseball Classic, Major League Baseball, National League, Chicago White Sox, Baseball
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Digest: No. 1 Northwestern women are upset by No. 5 Carolina in lacrosse
College lacrosse No. 1 Northwestern women are upset Host No. 5 North Carolina took a 7-1 first-half lead and held off a rally by top-ranked Northwestern for an 11-8 victory Friday night in women's lacrosse. The win broke a four-game Tar Heels losing...Tags: Mike Jones, Towson Tigers, Major League Baseball, Baseball, North Carolina Tar Heels
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Nationals pitcher Gio Gonzalez says he passed his MLB drug test
Washington Nationals pitcher Gio Gonzalez, who was named in a Miami New Times report as receiving performance-enhancing drugs from an anti-aging clinic, says tests for PEDs he was given by Major League Baseball have come back negative. “Like I...
Tags: Major League Baseball, Crime, Law and Justice, Baseball, Justice System, Washington Nationals
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Digest: Gio Gonzalez responds to ESPN PED report
Nationals Gio Gonzalez responds to ESPN PED report Washington Nationals starting pitcher Gio Gonzalez responded with a statement to Tuesday's revelation from ESPN that he did not purchase banned substances from the Biogenesis clinic, but he did not...Tags: Carlos Ruiz, Towson Tigers, Denver Outlaws, Swimming, Major League Baseball
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Flagging U.S. interest reflected in mediocre WBC roster
Will the third time be the charm for the World Baseball Classic? Not if the underwhelming U.S. roster is any indication. While many of Commissioner Bud Selig's innovations have enjoyed immediate success — especially expanded playoffs and...
Tags: World Baseball Classic, Atlanta Braves, Baseball, Bud Selig, FIFA World Cup
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Your Morning Phil: Epstein, Indians, WBC
Talking baseball while wishing we could fast forward to first-round games in the NCAA basketball tournament: 1. No matter what Ken Rosenthal and Buster Olney were suggesting before Michael Bourn’s deal with Cleveland was finalized Monday, the Cubs...Tags: Brett Myers, Detroit Tigers, New York Mets, World Baseball Classic, Chicago Cubs
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Report: Orioles' Danny Valencia linked to alleged Miami-area PED clinic
The Baltimore SunOrioles utility player Danny Valencia has been linked to a South Florida clinic that allegedly distributed performance-enhancing drugs to several major league baseball players, according to a report from Yahoo Sports published online Tuesday evening....Tags: Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees, Boston Red Sox, Major League Baseball, Minnesota Twins
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Report links Alex Rodriguez to performance-enhancing drugs
As spring training dawned in 2009, Alex Rodriguez faced the cameras and confessed to his use of performance-enhancing substances from 2001 to 2003. “My mistake … I was immature and I was stupid,” he said then. Yet that very same...Tags: Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees, Major League Baseball, Baseball, Texas Rangers
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Digest: Ravens' Brigance to receive Community Service Award
Sports Legends Museum Ravens' Brigance to receive Community Service Award The Babe Ruth Birthplace Foundation announced that it will present former Ravens player O.J. Brigance and his wife, Chanda, with its Community Service Award at the annual "Babe'...Tags: Sports Legends at Camden Yards, Adidas AG, O.J. Brigance, Laurel Park, Melvin Mora
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Jan 29, 2013
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