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White Sox spring observations: Lucas Giolito thrilled with Jonathan Lucroy
Sox spring observations: Giolito thrilled throwing to Lucroy originally appeared on NBC Sports Chicago
Orioles’ Chris Davis says he’s changed mechanics at the plate
Chris Davis must get used to a new role on the Orioles. He must prove that he deserves to play.
Healthy Lucroy looking to win catching job with White Sox
Catcher Jonathan Lucroy throws out Pittsburgh Pirates' Starling Marte during a Cubs 2019 game. Veteran catcher Lucroy and top prospect Andrew Vaughn are among 21 players the Chicago White Sox invited to spring training on Thursday.
Rangers sign P Anderson, C Butera to minor league deals
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — The Texas Rangers have signed right-handed pitcher Justin Anderson and veteran catcher Drew Butera to minor league contracts that include invitations to major league spring training.
Rangers set three players free -- for now
Santana, who was eligible for arbitration, underwent surgery to repair a torn ligament in his right elbow in September and is not expected to be ready for the start of the season. The Rangers could work out a Minor League deal, which would allow him to continue his rehab with Dr. Keith Meister in Arlington.
Dr. Keith Meister operates on Orioles '20 draft pick
Dr. Keith Meister performed Tommy John surgery on a 2020 draft pick for the Baltimore Orioles, according to an Oct. 29 Major League Baseball report.
Watch Tyler Beede's view of Rays' World Series walk-off vs. Dodgers
Beede was at Dodgers' Game 4 loss, goes crazy when Rays win originally appeared on NBC Sports Bayarea
Will he pitch in wild card? Padres’ Mike Clevinger dealing with elbow impingement
SAN FRANCISCO — Mike Clevinger got a cortisone injection Friday that the Padres hope will allow the right-hander to pitch in the postseason.
Choo wants to play in 2021: 'I can still do it'
ARLINGTON -- Rangers outfielder Shin-Soo Choo is going to try and play on Sunday. He also wants to play next year.
Bowditch begins long road back
Seven over par to open a tournament is not the start any professional golfer wants. But for Steven Bowditch, his 79 on Thursday at Royal Pines is a positive step in the right direction as he resumes his competitive playing career after back surgery.