Mark DeRosa Picks Roman Anthony as the Player to Watch This Season

about 2 months ago

Mark DeRosa Picks Roman Anthony as the Player to Watch This Season

The Team USA manager was impressed by Anthony at the WBC, where he batted .280/.400/.520 with two home runs in seven games. "This dude's special. Loves the big moment. Not too big for him. Walks around with an aura and a presence," DeRosa said. The Red Sox OF finished third in the AL Rookie of the Year Award race.

By Ankit Sharma

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Aaron Judge Admits What Still ‘Eats’ at Him

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Aaron Judge Admits What Still ‘Eats’ at Him

Judge said chasing MVPs means little without a title. “My job is not to win MVPs. It’s to win games,” he told the New York Post after New York’s opening sweep in San Francisco. The Yankees captain owns three MVPs, seven All-Star nods and a batting title, but said missing a championship still “always eats at you.”

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Tatsuya Imai Admits Nerves Got the Better of Him During Astros Debut Against the Angels

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Tatsuya Imai Admits Nerves Got the Better of Him During Astros Debut Against the Angels

Imai lasted only 2 2/3 innings and was pulled after squandering a four-run lead in the 9-7 win. "It's a different environment from when I was in Japan. I was kind of nervous which may have [led to] bad things," Imai said. He was clubbed for four runs, three hits; of his 74 pitches, only 36 were strikes.

By Ankit Sharma

Nico Hoerner Was Adamant About Full No-Trade Clause in New Cubs Extension

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Nico Hoerner Was Adamant About Full No-Trade Clause in New Cubs Extension

Hoerner signed a six-year, $141 million extension after an offseason full of trade rumors. To gain control over his future, Hoerner and his agency had one non-negotiable: a full no-trade clause. Bruce Levine reports that, as per Cubs President of Basketball Operations Jed Hoyer, "there wouldn't have been an agreement without it". Hoerner had a line of 297/.345/.373. in 2025.

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MLB’s March 30 Schedule Brings a Full 15-Game Slate

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MLB’s March 30 Schedule Brings a Full 15-Game Slate

MLB’s March 30 slate features all 30 teams in action, with 15 games spread from late afternoon into the night. Twins-Royals opens the day, while Yankees-Mariners, Giants-Padres and Guardians-Dodgers headline the late window. Phillies-Nationals, Mets-Cardinals and Red Sox-Astros are also on deck as baseball rolls into another packed Monday across the league.

By Abhay Aggarwal

Bo Bichette Owns Rough Mets Start After Hearing Citi Field Boos

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Bo Bichette Owns Rough Mets Start After Hearing Citi Field Boos

Bichette did not duck the boos after another tough day at the plate in Queens. “If anything, I thought it took too long,” he said. “I get it. I thought my at-bats were terrible, too.” Through his first 3 games with the Mets, Bichette is 1-for-11 with 7 strikeouts, a rough opening stretch as he searches for rhythm.

By Abhay Aggarwal

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