Florida Spring Training
Florida Spring Training
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FLORIDA SPRING TRAINING
Spring training | Baltimore Orioles pitchers, wood bats too much for State College of Florida in 6-1 defeat
Wood bats and big-league arms were two new things the State College of Florida baseball team encountered Friday at Ed Smith Stadium against the Baltimore Orioles.
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FLORIDA SPRING TRAINING
SCF to battle Baltimore Orioles on Friday, use own pitchers
The Manatees gained national attention in 2009 with a victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates, which boasted a lineup full of minor leaguers, such as current star Andrew McCutchen.
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FLORIDA SPRING TRAINING
Spring training | Pittsburgh Pirates set attendance record in home finale
BRADENTON -- One of the perks of being a Pittsburgh Pirates spring season-ticket holder is you get to pass through the gates 30 minutes before everyone else.
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FLORIDA SPRING TRAINING
Pittsburgh Pirates still have decisions to make before season opens next week
One of the players fighting for a bench spot with the Pittsburgh Pirates hasn't played since taking a pitch to the shoulder.
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PITTSBURGH PIRATES
Spring training | The war at home: Collisions at plate part of game for catchers
So how do teams prepare for home-plate collisions? "We don't," Pittsburgh Pirates manager Clint Hurdle said.
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FLORIDA SPRING TRAINING
Spring training | John McDonald enjoys debut with Pittsburgh Pirates
John McDonald took the field Friday wearing a number usually reserved for a wide receiver. Rather than a colorful nameplate, a piece of paper with his name in bold black and white type hung above his locker.
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FLORIDA SPRING TRAINING
Commentary | Rays' Alex Cobb shows toughness by overcoming adversity
Alex Cobb embraces adversity as if it's his best friend.
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FLORIDA SPRING TRAINING
Pittsburgh Pirates front office has faith in starting rotation
The Pittsburgh Pirates know all about the delicate state of a pitching staff and how it makes a team succeed.
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FLORIDA SPRING TRAINING
Spring training | Pirates' Phil Irwin no stranger to adversity
BRADENTON -- Similar to the balk rule, retractable roofs and interleague play, Tommy John surgery is a once-foreign concept that has become an everyday piece of professional baseball.







