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Kodai Senga looked sharp in his first spring training start, throwing 50 pitches and averaging nearly 97 mph on his fastball.
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Pat Ragazzo|
New York Mets shortstop Francisco Lindor shared a positive message about his injury recovery.
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The New York Mets announced their player pool for the Spring Breakout game, and plenty of their top prospects will be participating.
Mike Phillips|
New York Mets infielder Bo Bichette got blunt about now playing third base.
Grant Young|
New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza has been impressed with Kodai Senga's camp so far.
Ezra Lombardi|
PSA 10 autographed cards of MLB Hall of Famer Gary Sheffield continue to attract collectors at all levels thanks to his incredible career in the majors as well as the limited supply of his higher-grade signed cards.
Matt Schilling|
Which New York Mets star is going to have an NL MVP caliber year?
Nick Ziegler|
The NL MVP race has Shohei Ohtani as the massive favorite, but these other four players will bear down with elite projected output in fantasy baseball.
Thomas Carelli|
While the A's hold Kyler Murray's baseball rights, we've seen former quarterbacks take a chance at pro ball after a long layoff before
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Edwin Diaz had one main factor in his decision to sign with the Los Angeles Dodgers in free agency.

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