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Braves notes: Orlando Arcia tries to bounce back, Braves add interesting reliever
Orlando Arcia has arrived, so the party can start.
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Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. says left knee is almost fully healed
Atlanta Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. said he has almost completely recovered after tearing his left ACL during a game last May.
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Braves manager Brian Snitker gives update on injured stars
Ronald Acuña Jr. took batting practice at spring training Thursday. Right-hander Spencer Strider has already thrown a side session this week in camp.
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First steel going up this month for $115 million Chattanooga Lookouts ballpark
The first steel beams for the Chattanooga Lookouts' new ballpark are slated to go up later this month as the South Broad District site undergoes rapid change, officials said Thursday.
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Five Reds prospects you could see in a Lookouts uniform in 2025
Pitchers and catchers are reporting for spring training this week, including several players who could spend time with the Chattanooga Lookouts.
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Pitchers and catchers report as most MLB teams open camp
There was plenty to see as baseball returned for most MLB clubs, with pitchers and catchers working out at spring training sites in Arizona and Florida.
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Roki Sasaki fast but a little wild in first Dodgers bullpen session
Roki Sasaki was warming up Wednesday when he let loose a fastball that sailed past the catcher and clanged against the chain-link fence.
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Mets finalize deal with slugger Pete Alonso as spring training starts
First baseman Pete Alonso and the New York Mets finalized his $54 million, two-year contract Wednesday as spring training opened for the team in Florida.
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Baylor School trio hoping to help Virginia supplant Vols as baseball champs
Despite having three Baylor School graduates occupying prominent roles on his highly regarded baseball squad, Virginia coach Brian O'Connor isn't ready to change his program's nickname from the Cavaliers to the Red Raiders.
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Reds will wear No. 14 patch on jersey sleeve to honor Pete Rose, who died last year
Pete Rose may be on baseball’s permanently ineligible list, but the late hit king’s No. 14 will be on Cincinnati Reds’ uniforms this year.
