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Dodgers' offense remains MIA in 5-3 loss to Giants
The thing about a fat payroll and monster expectations is they can lead to huge disappointment. Even without shortstop Hanley Ramirez, the Dodgers boast a power-packed lineup. Anyway, they should. That is the company line. But three games into the new...
Tags: Carl Crawford, Josh Beckett, Mark Ellis, Matt Kemp, Clayton Kershaw
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Which NL teams will make the playoffs?
The same suspects Kevin Baxter Los Angeles Times If you liked last season's NL playoffs, chances are you'll like this fall's version since you'll be seeing many of the same teams. Washington, with Stephen Strasburg cleared to pitch a full season...Tags: Adam Wainwright, St. Louis Cardinals, Cincinnati Reds, Ryan Howard, Cy Young Award
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Column: Take a swing at these questions
WASHINGTON — As the unendurable monotony of the offseason ends, celebrate baseball’s return with mental calisthenics. Everyone knows it was former Atlanta manager Dave Bristol who said, "Only trouble I ever had with chewing tobacco was that...Tags: Omar Vizquel, Robin Yount, Nellie Fox, St. Louis Cardinals, Juan Marichal
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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: Kris Medlen, Marco Scutaro, Ted Lilly, Jose Mijares, Atlanta Braves
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Dodgers will ignore early results from Clayton Kershaw, Matt Kemp
There are plenty of reasons to enjoy baseball’s spring training – new beginnings, fresh cut grass, a Tim Lincecum haircut. But there also days like Tuesday’s, when the Dodgers not only go rather meekly to the San Diego Padres, 7-3, but...
Tags: Carl Crawford, Ted Lilly, San Diego Padres, Spring Training, Matt Kemp
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Clayton Kershaw gets opening-day start again for Dodgers
— If there was any surprise about Clayton Kershaw being selected the Dodgers' opening-day starter by Manager Don Mattingly on Saturday, it was that there was any announcement at all. "I don't even know why he had to announce it," catcher A.J. Ellis...
Tags: Chicago White Sox, Derek Lowe, Don Mattingly, San Diego Padres, Spring Training
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Spring training: NL West preview
Will we ever see the Giants coming? The team Brian Sabean and Bruce Bochy put together since saying goodbye to Barry Bonds is the only National League team to win the World Series twice within three seasons since the Big Red Machine, yet the Giants...
Tags: Justin Upton, Jonathan Sanchez, Cincinnati Reds, St. Louis Cardinals, Ted Lilly
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Dodgers stand out in NL, at least as far as intrigue goes
With spring training starting this week, it's time to look at some of the most intriguing story lines across Major League Baseball. After discussing the American League on Monday, writers from the Tribune Co. turn their attention to the National League....
Tags: J.P. Howell, Don Mattingly, Atlanta Braves, Zack Greinke, Matt Kemp
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Jeter's ankle could leave Yankees in shackles
For 17 seasons, Derek Jeter has been the best reason to keep believing in baseball. His throwback approach has yielded daily excellence in the middle of the Yankees infield. He has kept life simple off the field, and that never seems to be a bad idea....
Tags: Chicago White Sox, Jeffrey Loria, Ben Revere, Miami Marlins, Minnesota Twins
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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: Personal Service, Cy Young Award, San Francisco Giants
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Zito mixes it up to stop Cardinals
ST. LOUIS — If Jamie Moyer was watching Game 5 of the National League Championship Series on Friday night, he must be planning his next comeback. On the biggest stage of his roller-coaster career, Barry Zito pitched in a way that showed why some...
Tags: Busch Stadium, Matt Holliday, Cincinnati Reds, St. Louis Cardinals, Barry Zito
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Win-or-go-home games becoming norm
Once upon a time, the chance to go to Great American Ball Park and watch the Reds play a win-or-go-home game in the playoffs would have been the chance of a lifetime for fans in Cincinnati. The franchise hadn't played one since 1975, and that was at...
Tags: Great American Ball Park, Nationals Park, Jayson Werth, USA Today, Cincinnati Reds
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