Baseball
The latest Baseball coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Orioles set to sign five-time MLB All-Star first baseman Pete Alonso
The Baltimore Orioles have agreed to a $155 million, five-year contract with Pete Alonso, a person with knowledge of the agreement told The Associated Press on Wednesday.
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Joe Buck to receive National Baseball Hall of Fame’s Frick Award
Even though Joe Buck is more widely known these days as the voice of ESPN's "Monday Night Football," his broadcast career is rooted in baseball.
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Shohei Ohtani is the AP’s Male Athlete of the Year for record-tying 4th time
Shohei Ohtani is catching up with more legends.
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Ron Washington set to join Giants manager Tony Vitello’s staff
Ron Washington is returning to the Bay Area to become the infield coach for the San Francisco Giants as part of new manager Tony Vitello's staff.
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Baseball Hall of Fame reveals committee members who will consider Bonds, Clemens and others
Hall of Fame players Ferguson Jenkins, Jim Kaat, Juan Marichal, Tony Pérez, Ozzie Smith, Alan Trammell and Robin Yount are among 16 members of the contemporary era committee that will consider an eight-man Hall ballot that includes Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Don Mattingly and Dale Murphy.
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New leaders for Boyd Buchanan, Red Bank baseball programs chosen
A pair of successful Chattanooga-area prep baseball programs will have new leadership for the coming season.
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Community members hope preservation is still possible for Engel Stadium
A month ago, Janna Jahn walked into White Duck Taco, where she struck up a conversation with co-owner Nelson Taylor.
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Braves re-sign closer Raisel Iglesias, trade shortstop Nick Allen
The Atlanta Braves have addressed one of their offseason priorities by re-signing closer Raisel Iglesias to a $16 million, one-year contract.
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MLB announces new media rights deals with ESPN, NBC, Netflix
ESPN and Major League Baseball appeared headed for an ugly separation after the network opted out of its rights deal in February.
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Imanaga, Woodruff, Grisham, Torres among record 4 to accept qualifying offers
Chicago Cubs left-hander Shota Imanaga, Milwaukee right-hander Brandon Woodruff, New York Yankees outfielder Trent Grisham and Detroit second baseman Gleyber Torres were among a record four players who accepted $22,025,000 qualifying offers from their former teams before the deadline Tuesday, removing themselves from the free-agent market.
