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Leo De Vries left the spring game in the bottom of the fifth due to stomach issues and possible dehydration.
De Vries is rated among the A's top prospects, with MLB Pipeline, Baseball America, and FanGraphs placing him highly.
De Vries made his spring start in Mesa, the first of the camp.
Josh Kuroda-Grauer replaced De Vries and produced a 1-for-3 with a single in the game.
Kotsay commented that De Vries has a quiet level of confidence and an aura while playing.
The report notes ongoing injury updates within the A’s camp, including Civale’s simulated game and Hoglund’s knee issue.
The article places De Vries among a cohort of listed prospects and references potential timing for his major league debut.
Athletics Manager Mark Kotsay emphasized the aura of confidence in top prospects, balancing development with opportunity.
The article mentions ongoing fan engagement and sharing across Athletics' social channels and pages.
The report flags the potential for Leo De Vries to debut this season if his development continues.
De Vries’ spring performance is part of a broader A’s prospects narrative entering the season.

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J.T. Ginn impressed in two spring innings, striking out the side in the first and staying perfect through two frames.
Ginn could help shape Oakland’s Opening Day plans if he continues strong spring outings.
A’s non-roster invitees like Gage Jump and others seek roster spots or bullpen roles this spring.
Gage Jump is ranked No. 57 among MLB prospects and could join the rotation if opportunities arise.
The Reds counter with a mix of experienced and bullpen-ready arms.
Abbott’s curveball work and velocity trends will be watched in the Reds’ side.
The article highlights Josh Bleday’s demotion and the Reds’ acquisition history involving the A’s.
A’s coaching staff will assess spring performance to decide rotation and depth options.
The piece previews a potential setup for the A’s rotation by late spring into the season.

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sports11h ago

The Cubs announced their lineup for the renewal of the spring training rivalry with the White Sox in Mesa.
Shota Imanaga will start for the Cubs, following his season-opening stint in spring.
The lineup features Hoerner, Bregman, Happ, Busch, Swanson, Crow-Armstrong, Kelly, Conforto and Ballesteros.
Cubs players are missing time due to World Baseball Classic preparations.
Justin Steele is on a throwing program as he recovers from elbow surgery.
Tyler Austin is out for several months after knee surgery.
Jordan Wicks has left forearm inflammation but no damage was found on MRI.
Jonathon Long is recovering from a left elbow sprain and pulled out of the WBC.
The Cubs released a full exhibition schedule through mid-March with games at Sloan Park in Mesa.
The game is set for 1:05 p.m. MT / 2:05 p.m. CT with TV via Marquee Sports Network.

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