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Meet Murray Cook, MLB's Go-To Stadium Savant
From Fort Bragg to the National Mall to consulting internationally, MLB relies on Murray Cook to help bring baseball to new places.
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Royals Hope To Speed Up Rebuilding Blueprint
Kansas City hopes rebuild 2.0 is just as fruitful as the first at an expedited speed.
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Any Time, Any Place: MLB Sets Its Sights On New Places
MLB plans to convert a storied soccer pitch into a baseball field, has plans to expand its footprint to new countries and more.
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MLB Sets Sights On New Markets In India, Europe
After having success in China, MLB is hoping to duplicate that success elsewhere, such as in India.
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West Coast Notes: Mariners On Pace For Most Errors In 40 Years
Seattle is on pace to make 182 errors this season, Visalia wins 14 straight and Royce Lewis' high school hits record is in jeopardy.
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Cody Bellinger's Start One For The Record Books (Three Up, Three Down)
Cody Bellinger, Chris Sale and Noah Syndergaard are among the names in this week's Three Up, Three Down.
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The Rising Latin American Influence Across Baseball Since 1985
In 1985, the Blue Jays were the clear No. 1 team in the DR. Now, all 30 teams are competing for talent like never before.
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Robles, Soto Complete Journey From Santo Domingo To Nationals
The rising Dominican-born outfielders crossed paths long before signing with the Washington Nationals.
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From The Archives: Peter Gammons On The Evolution Of The Latin Game
The Dominican Republic replaced Cuba as the prime international talent source in the 1980s.
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Sazón Dominicano: The Evolution Of Scouting The Dominican Republic
The operations for teams and trainers in Latin America in 2019 makes 10 years ago look like ancient history.
