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- ESPN: Shohei Ohtani to make first start as pitcher Sunday versus Athletics...
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MLB News:
- MLBTR: Tigers Sign Jairo Labourt...
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- Minor League Ball: Cardinals jump Jordan Hicks from A-ball to MLB...
Baseball Interest Stories:
- Yahoo: One-of-a-kind Indians pitcher marries charity and trolling with his 69 Days of Giving...
- Yahoo: MLB shuts down Yankees’ plan to put Giancarlo Stanton’s face in your beer...
- THT: What strike zone trends emerged in 2017?
- Sawchik: Rich Hill Has a Theory About Spin and Aging...
- Murray: MLB teams pushing for more long-term extensions...
Today in Baseball History:
- 1884 - During an exhibition game between the National League Philadelphia Quakers and American Association Philadelphia Athletics, umpire William McLean, reacting to fans’ taunts, hurls a bat into the stands, hitting but not injuring a spectator. McLean is arrested after the game, but the charges are soon dropped.
- 1978 - The Oakland Athletics release veteran first baseman Dick Allen, ending his 15-year career. Allen finishes with 351 home runs, 1119 RBI and a lifetime batting average of .292. The highlight of Allen’s career occurred in 1972, when he earned the American League MVP Award while playing for the Chicago White Sox.
Best of Twitter:
- Does Fowler make the team?
The A’s will announce their Opening Day roster tomorrow morning.
— Jane Lee (@JaneMLB) March 28, 2018
- How cool is this?
As someone who defended (often unsuccessfully) against @VladGuerrero27 in that very stadium, it is surreal to see this incredible father-son moment. @Montreal_Expos https://t.co/pnvItXXkwo
— Doug Glanville (@dougglanville) March 28, 2018
- And we still believe...
If MLB had talent show, @Brewers Stephen Vogt would win. Opening Day 2017, he beautifully sang a few bars from three Disney songs, including The Little Mermaid. That video before his 1st AB. Then he homered. From Ariel to aerial. From Under The Sea to over the fence. #OpeningDay
— Tim Kurkjian (@Kurkjian_ESPN) March 28, 2018