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Angels Receive Good News on the Injury Front
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sports1d ago

Angels Receive Good News on the Injury Front

  • Robert Stephenson is throwing 95 MPH in his bullpen session and aims to be ready for early 2026.
  • Nick Sandlin is throwing live bullpens and could bolster the Angels bullpen if healthy.
  • Ben Joyce is throwing regularly but is about two to three weeks behind Stephenson and Sandlin in ramping up.
  • Opening Day isn’t guaranteed for any of the three, but Stephenson and Sandlin show distinct possibilities.
  • The updates come as part of a spring-training look at the Angels' bullpen and late-inning depth.
  • Bryce Teodosio participated in a spring session with hitters as Stephenson and Sandlin progressed.
  • The Angels signed Sandlin to add depth after an injury-plagued 2025 season.
  • The bullpen goals include restoring depth in the middle innings and back end.
  • Team confidence is high that Stephenson will be ready if he isn’t delayed further by camp.
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Who the Giants Already Know Will Be on the Opening Day Roster
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sports1d ago

Who the Giants Already Know Will Be on the Opening Day Roster

  • The Giants are narrowing to an Opening Day rotation led by Logan Webb, with Robbie Ray and Adrian Houser in the mix for the other spots.
  • Closer role appears likely for Ryan Walker, with Bivens and Beck bringing closing experience from last season.
  • Catcher Patrick Bailey is projected to start behind the plate for Opening Day.
  • Infield and outfield plans place Rafael Devers at first base and Willy Adames at shortstop as core contributors.
  • Bryce Eldridge is being groomed to break camp with the Giants and could serve as the everyday DH.
  • The team is balancing long relievers and bench versatility to cover early-season needs.
  • Luis Matos, Will Brennan, and Christian Koss compete for the remaining bench spots in spring camp.
  • Opening Day is set for March 25 against the New York Yankees at Oracle Park.
  • Manager Tony Vitelllo faces decisions on pitching depth as spring training winds down.
  • The article notes the Giants are a top team in the Cactus League, though spring results don't guarantee regular-season outcomes.
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Nationals Opening Day Roster Prediction Version 1.0
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sports20h ago

Nationals Opening Day Roster Prediction Version 1.0

  • Littell is predicted to be ready for Opening Day, anchoring a five-man Nationals rotation.
  • Brad Lord is expected to start, with Toboni signaling a path for him as a regular starter.
  • Cionel Pérez and Drew Smith are projected as late-inning relievers for the Nationals.
  • Keibert Ruiz and Harry Ford are expected to share the catching duties on the MLB roster.
  • Luis García Jr. is pegged as the starting first baseman, with Nasim Núñez at second base.
  • James Wood is slated for left field with Dylan Crews in center and Daylen Lille in right.
  • The bench may include Robert Hassell III, Andres Chaparro, and José Tena, with Jacob Young unavailable due to injury.
  • The designated hitter role is expected to rotate throughout the season.
  • The opening roster mix emphasizes spring performance and roster flexibility.
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Why Bo Bichette is the key to the Mets pulling off this radically revamped defense
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sports8h ago

Why Bo Bichette is the key to the Mets pulling off this radically revamped defense

  • Bo Bichette is identified as a key to the Mets' new defensive setup as they overhaul multiple infield positions.
  • Lindor's hamate surgery recovery could influence Opening Day lineup decisions and position assignments.
  • Lindor is on track to bat leadoff and play shortstop if he heals in time for the Pirates game.
  • Juan Soto is expected to bat second again, but now in left field rather than right.
  • Pete Alonso, Brandon Nimmo, Starling Marte and Luisangel Acuña have moved to other teams, reshaping the Mets’ core.
  • Mark Vientos, Tyrone Taylor and Luis Torrens may ride the bench as the roster adjusts.
  • Brett Baty could be used to add an extra left-handed bat against Pittsburgh righty Paul Skenes.
  • The piece references exhibition-season performances and roster projections as context for the plan.
  • Exposures include remarks from NY Post reporters Mollie Walker and Joel Sherman on the Mets' defensive strategy.
  • The article notes that Nicknames and positional shifts are part of the team's ongoing defensive overhaul.
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Predicting Yankees' Opening Day Lineup
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Predicting Yankees' Opening Day Lineup

  • The Yankees project Cody Bellinger in left field and Ben Rice at first base for Opening Day 2026.
  • Aaron Judge remains a top of the order presence as the team emphasizes his power.
  • Jose Caballero is slated to start at shortstop as Anthony Volpe recuperates from shoulder surgery.
  • Ben Rice shifts from DH/back-up first to primary first baseman amid Goldschmidt’s platoon role.
  • Ryan McMahon joins the infield depth, with Chisholm and LeMahieu shifting roles in 2025-24 adjustments.
  • Giancarlo Stanton is expected to continue as designated hitter after Spring Training improvements.
  • Max Fried is penciled in as Opening Night starter for the Yankees.
  • The lineup mix includes Jazz Chisholm Jr. aiming to stay near the top of the order.
  • Spring Training signals a refreshed Yankees roster with strategic shifts in 2026.
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Where Red Sox's No. 5 Starting Rotation Battle Stands
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sports4h ago

Where Red Sox's No. 5 Starting Rotation Battle Stands

  • Oviedo is the leading candidate for the No. 5 starter as spring progresses in Dunedin, Fla.
  • Early and Tolle remain in the mix, but have outside chances to unseat Oviedo if spring results favor them.
  • If Early or Tolle move up, the team plans to keep them stretched out as starters rather than bullpen depth.
  • Manager Alex Cora values left-handed depth and notes right-handed relievers can handle lefties when needed.
  • Boston’s rotation depth could absorb injuries and support a strong season, per the report.
  • Spring Training performances by Oviedo, Early, and Tolle are shaping the No. 5 starter decision.
  • Ovido’s spring performance includes eight scoreless innings with nine strikeouts so far.
  • Notes indicate the rotation could remain flexible with injuries, providing depth.
  • Key background notes show the organization’s stance on development and roster moves.
  • The team’s decision will hinge on spring performance and minor-league readiness.
  • The article highlights specific Spring Training results that influence the decision.
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