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Giants’ $19.8 Million Tax Gap Is Not Their Offseason Budget
The Giants finished below the estimated 2026 luxury-tax threshold, but that gap does not establish what Buster Posey can spend this offseason.
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Brewers outfielder Garrett Mitchell manages his diabetes on baseball’s biggest stage
Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Garrett Mitchell manages his Type 1 diabetes while competing in the World Series.
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Mets SS Francisco Lindor wins 2026 Roberto Clemente Award
Lindor is the fifth Mets player to win the award.
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Mets' Francisco Lindor wins Roberto Clemente Award
Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor has won the Roberto Clemente Award from Major League Baseball for his humanitarian work.
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UVA Baseball: Full Notes, Statistics and Postgame Report From Final Fall Game
Saturday, Virginia baseball closed out its fall slate with a 4-3 victory over James Madison (plus an extra…
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What I'm Watching Closest From the Brewers Ahead of Game 3
The Milwaukee Brewers have a chance to take a commanding lead on Monday night, to say the least.
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Braves Prospect Report: Rolddy Muñoz Has Fire in His Fingertips
Rolddy Muñoz is one of the few prospects in the Atlanta Braves' top 30 that have seen big…