Danny Ainge On Michael Jordan’s MLB Chances: ‘It’s A Longshot’
In 1994, we asked Danny Ainge, who played more than 200 games with the Toronto Blue Jays, about Michael Jordan’s pro baseball chances.
Jack Magruder
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Taylor Learns From Big Unit
Not long ago, Josh Taylor was an undrafted lefthander with a so-so fastball
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Shipley Looks Set To Go
PHOENIX—Righthander Braden Shipley admitted he made it a little more difficult on himself in his first major league spring training camp last season, and a…
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Diamondbacks Like Wagner’s Focus
PHOENIX—It was not hard for Double-A Mobile manager Robby Hammock to sense righthander Tyler Wagner’s competitive bent. He could hear it. “A couple of times…
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Marshall Back And Better Than Ever
PHOENIX—Righthander Evan Marshall has been back on a mound for two weeks now, and it feels just like old times. Only more so. “Everything is…
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Diamondbacks Pleased With Duncan
PHOENIX—If more proof is needed that the apple does not fall far from the tree, consider the success of short-season Hillsboro manager Shelley Duncan. In…
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Brito In D-backs’ Plans
PHOENIX—Not only did the December trade of Ender Inciarte and prospects help the Diamondbacks land No. 2 starter Shelby Miller from Atlanta, it also opened…
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Speier Has Had Itinerant Winter
PHOENIX—Lefthander Gabe Speier does not keep a suitcase packed at all times. It only seems that way. Speier changed organizations for the third time in…
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Diamondbacks Sign Max Scherzer
Max Scherzer, the last remaining unsigned first-round pick from the 2006 draft, agreed in principle to a four-year major league contract worth $4.3 million in guaranteed money.
