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NL East preview: Phillies still look a step ahead of Mets, Braves
The Philadelphia Phillies are bringing back mostly the same team that won the franchise's second consecutive NL East title last season.

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Mozingo on Erlanger Park: ‘If we literally had a game tonight, we could do it’
Tuesday signified the three-week mark until the Chattanooga Lookouts open their 2026 home schedule against the Montgomery Biscuits at Erlanger Park on April 14.

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Grimmer’s walk-off homer extends midweek success for Vols
Tennessee won its first six midweek baseball games this season by at least five runs.

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Braves starter Spencer Strider will begin season on injured list because of strained oblique
Atlanta Braves right-hander Spencer Strider will start the season on the injured list because of a strained oblique, the team announced Monday.

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Robot strike zone will create winners and losers among pitchers, batters who earned human calls
Kevin Gausman got 709 called strikes over the past decade on pitches out of the strike zone, tied for the third highest total in the major leagues.

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Former Vols coach Tony Vitello days from MLB debut with Giants
With a black sweatshirt pulled over his head and a glove in hand, new San Francisco Giants manager Tony Vitello blends in almost as if he's one of the players.

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MLB preview: 2026 season brings big changes before possible shutdown
Major League Baseball is changing at a dizzying speed in 2026, perhaps the last season before a labor shutdown.

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Phillies lock up another starter with new deal for Christopher Sanchez
The Philadelphia Phillies have agreed to a new six-year contract with opening day starter Cristopher Sanchez.

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Young: Hope springs eternal, even for Braves fans
This time of year, office conversations often turn to the Atlanta Braves.

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Braves add pair of infielders to major league roster as opener approaches
Kyle Farmer and Dominic Smith have made the Atlanta Braves' major league roster and signed big league contracts Saturday after attending spring training with minor league deals.
