[SI] Tommy Henry discovers his groove versus the Rangers
With the competitors heating up for the last beginning rotation area, left-hander Tommy Henry required to have a quality start versus the Texas Rangers. The 25-year-old did simply that, holding the Rangers scoreless for 4 innings on 3 hits, no strolls, and 3 strikeouts on 56 pitches in a 2-0 win.
[MLB] Henry spot-on to in quote to make Diamondbacks rotation
“I feel like I’ve kind of been saying it after each outing, but a little bit better than the last one,” Henry said. “And that’s the whole point of it for me is to keep building to keep competing, and try and get your feet under yourself a little bit more each time. And I think I’ll be in a good spot by the end of Spring Training.”
[CBS] Ryne Nelson tosses B video game
The getaway was Nelson’s 3rd Cactus League start, and he’s enabled several runs in all 3, although this 3rd getaway was the very best of the lot.
[AZC] Diamondbacks refute ‘bush league’ remarks from Giants’ Jon Miller
“It is unfortunate that he took this perspective,” the declaration checked out. “A member of our PR staff, in reality, was on website and on hand for any concerns, and we supplied journalism box with our basic security as we constantly do.
[FOX] MLB 26-and-under power rankings: No. 12 – Arizona Diamondbacks
The Diamondbacks have a whole outfield’s worth of genuine young skill. Truthfully, they had more than a whole outfield’s worth, so they traded one of the most developed of the lot, Daulton Varsho, to Toronto and got an elite possibility, catcher Gabriel Moreno, in exchange.
[CBS] Pavin Smith weekend return anticipated
Smith missed out on the last couple of days after experiencing back spams.
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[SI] MLB holds consistent on pitch timer limits regardless of some blowback
While MLB fine-tunes its pitch timer guidelines “on a daily basis” based upon feedback from spring training video games, it does not prepare to change its 2 significant limits: 15 seconds with the bases empty and 20 seconds with runners.
[MLBTR] Tony Gonsolin’s schedule for opening day in concern
Dodgers starter Tony Gonsolin suffered a left ankle sprain throughout a pitcher-fielding practice on Monday. The club has actually minimized the injury’s longer-term intensity, however supervisor Dave Roberts suggested this night the right-hander wasn’t in excellent position for Opening Day (through Fabian Ardaya of the Athletic and Jack Harris of the Los Angeles Times).
White Sox’ Mike Clevinger feels ‘weight lifted’ after MLB examination ends
“I’m just thankful for the due process playing out the way it is and the truth getting out there,” Clevinger said.
“It was a trying time. I’m just lucky to have the right people in my corner. I got, you know, my family behind me. You know, my agency has been through me with this. The White Sox have been there every step of the way. And of course, my teammates.”
[TJP] Baseball star Darryl Strawberry turns pro-Israel evangelical preacher
Strawberry, an eight-time MLB All-Star-turned-traveling-preacher, will be a panelist on Thursday at Extending the Branches of Zionism, an occasion occurring in New York City and arranged by the Jewish National Fund-U.S.A. concentrated on assistance for Israel amongst non-Jews.
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