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Former Major League Baseball player and manager Grady Hatton died of natural causes in his home state of Texas on Thursday. He was 90 years old.

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On this segment, the first of my 2013 Major League Baseball Preview, I give you my predictions on the American League East.

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The New York Mets want to make All-Star third baseman David Wright a "Met for life." In order to keep their biggest star, the Metropolitans will have to open up their wallet somewhere in the vicinity of $100 million. With that in mind, Wright must...

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The baseball playoffs start today with the new format of having two wild-card teams play each other in a one game, loser go home format.

The Baltimore Orioles are in Texas to take on the slumping Rangers tonight

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Mark Texiera, who missed ten games because of a calf injury, re-aggravated the calf Saturday and might be lost for the season.

Texiera, who was hurt hustling to first base to try to beat a game ending double play, will miss at least the

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One of the stories that has baseball fans enthralled this year is the success of teams that in recent history haven't been very good.

The Oakland A's could be a wild card...or even a division champion

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Several weeks ago, we gave you the top 10 NFL stadiums. Now it's time to take a look at the top 10 Major League Baseball stadiums.

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The Houston Astros surprised the experts on Monday night, selecting 17-year-old shortstop Carlos Correa, from the Puerto Rico Baseball Academy, with the first pick in the Major League Baseball 2012 First-Year Draft.

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A .405 batting average.

Fourteen homers.

36 runs batted in.

It would be safe to say the Texas Rangers' Josh Hamilton is off to a good start to the 2012 season.

And, last night, against Baltimore, he joined baseball immortality

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Banned for life! That’s the penalty Mark Harvey, the man who streaked onto the Camden Yards field in Baltimore, Maryland on Orioles opening day, received. Okay, while Harvey didn’t technically streak, since he actually wore a pair of Batman underwear and a cape, he’s still out on his ace.

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