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Skenes struck out seven over four innings in the USA vs. Mexico WBC game, showing triple-digit velocity.
Kevin Durant tweeted that Skenes is a dawg, signaling cross-sport praise.
Team USA offense exploded in the third inning with a Judge homer and a Roman Anthony three-run shot.
Skenes earned his first WBC win as Team USA beat Mexico 5-3.
Skenes’ performance reinforced his status as a premier pitcher on an international stage.
The WBC showcase drew attention beyond baseball, highlighting cross-sport recognition.
Judge provided offense early with a two-run homer in the third inning.
Roman Anthony added a three-run blast, extending the lead in the same inning.
The USA victory kept Skenes on track for international acclaim after a Cy Young season.
The article notes Skenes’ elite arm as a major draw for fans and analysts alike.

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Raleigh says there is no beef with Arozarena after the handshake snub during the USA-Mexico game.
Raleigh explained emotions were high but downplayed any lasting dispute between the two players.
Arozarena had criticized Raleigh after the incident, saying Raleigh could ‘go to hell’ after not shaking his hand.
Raleigh emphasized his respect for Arozarena and for Team USA despite the moment.
The USA earned its first WBC victory over Mexico since 2006, finishing 5-3 in the game.
Raleigh suggested the exchange was driven by the tournament’s competitive nature, not personal issues.
Arozarena previously expressed strong reactions to Raleigh’s actions, fueling the brief feud.
Other players in the tournament also showed handshake snubs, signaling a pattern during Pool play.
Raleigh’s remarks came as he prepared to rejoin Mariners camp after the tournament.
Raleigh tied the incident to his responsibility to teammates and country.
The article notes this is the second WBC handshake snub involving Arozarena and USA, with a similar incident in 2023.

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SI's On SI provides projected Astros lineups against both righties and lefties for the season opener.
The opening day lineup features Altuve, Alvarez, Paredes, Correa, and Walker as a core before depth comes in.
Left-handed pitching projections shift Brice Matthews and Cam Smith into more prominent roles.
Peña's expected IL status influences lineup construction early in the season.
Astros’ outfield depth is discussed as a potential area for improvement this season.
Analysts expect the Astros to perform better against right-handers than left-handers early in the season.
Daikin Park hosts the season opener against the Los Angeles Angels as a backdrop for the projections.
The piece notes the spring developments as spring unfolds affecting the lineup predictions.
The article frames the 2025 season as a must-win for Houston to regain playoff status.
Manager Joe Espada is referenced as the team’s figure overseeing lineup decisions.
The piece highlights Brice Matthews as a potential dark horse to break into the opening-day roster.

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