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Gene Clines, part of Pirates' 1971 World Series winner and MLB's first all-minority lineup, dies at 75

PITTSBURGH — Gene Clines spent 10 years in Major League Baseball as a player, then more than two decades on various coaching staffs during a storied career that included nine different organizations. Yet there's little doubt concerning the date and location of Clines' favorite memories.

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Former Pirates player Gene Clines, part of MLB’s first all-minority lineup, dies at 75

Clines later played three seasons with the Cubs and served as a coach on the North Side.

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Minor League Player Advocacy Group Criticizes MLB Housing Plan

MLB announced in 2021 it was starting initiatives to improve housing for certain minor-league players.

Sports Illustrated

2022 Fantasy Baseball: Los Angeles Angels Team Outlook

Player profiles, stats and analysis for Los Angeles Angels hitters and pitchers.

Sports Illustrated

Jason Mackey: 10 questions to explain baseball's ongoing labor talks

Between the Steelers' tumult, Pitt's ACC title, the Penguins' metronomic dominance and ownership change, existing frustration over MLB's flawed economic structure or the fact that we're talking about an argument between millionaires and billionaires during a global pandemic, it was easy to ignore baseball's lockout, if not flat-out preferred.

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Bill Madden: With help from Rob Manfred, David Ortiz gets free pass into Hall of Fame, while others are held to a higher standard

NEW YORK — After wading through the muck of steroids cheats, drug dealer associations, lurid sexual harassment charges, and an alt-right extremist who once called for their lynching, the Baseball Writers Association Tuesday bid good riddance to Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Sammy Sosa and Curt Schilling on their ballot, dealt…

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MLB world reacts to the snubs of Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens from Baseball Hall of Fame

Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens have been snubbed from Cooperstown.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Report: MLB, MLBPA Agree to Raise Minimum Salaries, Still Apart on Specifics

The two sides met on Tuesday, marking the second consecutive day of discussions between the parties.

Sports Illustrated

2022 Fantasy Baseball: Minnesota Twins Team Outlook

Player profiles, stats and analysis for Minnesota Twins hitters and pitchers.

Sports Illustrated

Ben Frederickson: MLB and NFL are apples and oranges, but America's pastime should borrow these plays from America's most popular league

One is a juggernaut on a heat-seeking missile’s path for more (of everything), and it is powered by an audience that cannot get enough. The rocket may crash one day, but it's not going to be tomorrow, so full speed ahead.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

MLB, players’ union schedule second meeting amid labor negotiations: reports

In today’s Major League Baseball labor negotiation news: there is no deal, but there is another meeting.

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Report: MLBPA Withdraws Proposal to Shorten the Time to Free Agency

Both sides plan to meet again Tuesday.

Sports Illustrated

MLB, MLBPA resume labor negotiations

Locked-out players withdrew their proposal for more liberalized free agency and lowered their proposed decrease in revenue sharing Monday.

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Jim Souhan: How about a robot arbitrator to settle MLB’s dispute?

While the NFL dominated the sports landscape the past two weekends, Major League Baseball and the MLB Players Association continued to dawdle and damage their own popularity.

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Derek Lowe edges Annika Sorenstam in playoff to win celebrity division at LPGA’s Tournament of Champions

Former MLB pitcher pours in a long putt on the first playoff hole to win.

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Larry Stone: The MLB lockout hurts everywhere but especially in Seattle where hope has rarely been higher

SEATTLE — On Nov. 30, the Mariners announced the signing of reigning American League Cy Young Award winner Robbie Ray to a five-year, $115 million contract.

Sports Illustrated

Revealing My Hypothetical Hall of Fame Ballot

This is the last Five-Tool Newsletter before the results of the BBWAA Hall of Fame election are announced, so I’ll be revealing my hypothetical ballot today. Sure, it has no bearing on the actual process, but it’s fun. And as the lockout drags on, there aren’t too many better things…

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2022 Fantasy Baseball: Detroit Tigers Team Outlook

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Former MLB Pitcher Sentenced to 40 to 60 Years for Rape, Murder of Toddler

The former Yankees starter will serve up to 60 years for the crime.

Sports Illustrated

MLB Roundtable: Who Should Make the Hall of Fame?

We asked our writers to advocate for one player on this year’s ballot to get elected to Cooperstown.

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John Romano: Tampa Bay is rid of the in-laws in Montreal, but has a stadium mess at home

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Thursday was a great day for baseball fans in Tampa Bay. Presumably. Well, possibly. OK, hopefully.

Sports Illustrated

Report: MLB, MLBPA to Meet Monday, Union to Present Counterproposal

The union is set to present a counterproposal in a meeting with the league, the second between the two since the lockout began.

Tribune News Service

Everything you need to know about Rays, Montreal and stadiums

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Feeling a little overwhelmed by the Rays news that there will be no split season with Montreal? Wondering what this means for Tampa Bay’s baseball team? We’ve got your answers here:

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MLB kills Rays’ split-city plan with Montreal

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays’ proposed plan to split seasons in Montreal has been killed by Major League Baseball officials, creating even more uncertainty about the team’s long-term future in Tampa Bay.

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