The Braves’ rotation took another hit when manager Walt Weiss said right-hander Hurston Waldrep may need surgery to remove “loose bodies” found in his arm.
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Boone: No limits for Judge at start of workouts
Aaron Boone said Aaron Judge is scheduled to play in “four or five” of the Yankees’ first nine Grapefruit League games and will be built up to six innings before leaving the club to join Team USA on March 1 ahead of the World Baseball Classic.
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BYU star Saunders suffers season-ending torn ACL
BYU star Richie Saunders suffered a season-ending torn ACL in Saturday’s win over Colorado, ending his Cougar career.
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Federer’s HOF ceremony sells out in 2 minutes
Roger Federer’s induction ceremony sold out in two minutes, the International Tennis Hall of Fame said Wednesday in announcing plans to add an outdoor watch party that will make room for thousands more fans.
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Where did it go wrong for Pakistan?
Pakistan coach Mike Hesson identifies the moments that cost his team against India
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Machado: Dodgers’ spending ‘great for the game’
Padres star Manny Machado has no problem with the rival Dodgers continuing to spend on players while his own team — and others — takes a backseat to free agency.
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Ishan Kishan: ‘I worked a lot on my off-side game’
The India opener scored 77 off 40 balls against Pakistan on a difficult pitch in Colombo
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Gallen returns to D-backs with one-year contract
The Diamondbacks are bringing back starting pitcher Zac Gallen for the 2026 season, the team confirmed Sunday.
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Veteran Biggio joins Houston, where dad starred
Cavan Biggio is expected to join the Astros’ spring training camp as a non-roster player after signing a minor league deal with the team.
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Harper: Taken aback by Phillies’ public critique
Phillies first baseman Bryce Harper says “it’s kind of wild to me still” that president of baseball operations Dave Dombrowski suggested in October that the two-time NL MVP may no longer be an elite player.