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Feb 13, 2026; Tampa, FL, USA; New York Yankees pitcher Carlos Rodon (55) works out during spring training practices at George M. Steinbrenner Field. Mandatory Credit: Kim Klement Neitzel-Imagn Images | Kim Klement Neitzel-Imagn Images


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SARASOTA, FL - MARCH 15: George Lombard Jr. #55 of the New York Yankees throws the ball during the game against the Baltimore Orioles at Ed Smith Stadium on March 15, 2025 in Sarasota, Florida. (Photo by New York Yankees/Getty Images) | Getty Images

It’s absolute nonsense that a game featuring so many top prospects and recent graduates wasn’t televised, but then again...


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I’m going to get my grumblings about this game not being televised out of the way here, though I reserve the right to grumble again in the recap. The pride of the Yankees’ farm system heads to West Palm Beach to take on the Nationals, and the only way we’ll be able to follow it is through the Washington radio feed. Spring training is annoying!

Will Warren has...


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ARLINGTON, TEXAS - AUGUST 11: Ketel Marte #4 of the Arizona Diamondbacks celebrates with Geraldo Perdomo #2 of the Arizona Diamondbacks after Perdomo hit a home run against the Texas Rangers in the third inning at Globe Life Field on August 11, 2025 in Arlington, Texas. (Photo by Richard Rodriguez/Getty Images) | Getty Images

As one of the more unlikely pennant winner...


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Baseball careers are often remembered for a single moment. Sometimes it’s a walk-off hit or a championship performance. Other times, it’s even more strange. Like a game stopped by controversy, resumed weeks later in an empty stadium, and remembered forever for a bat covered in pine tar and a player charging like a bull out of the dugout.

Mike Armstrong was th...


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