Toronto Blue Jays tell fans not to boo. Guess how that’s going?
The Jays sent a clear suggestion to Toronto fans during opener not to voice their displeasure during the playing of U.S. national anthem.
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Wed, Apr 2
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SO FAR SO GOOD: Blue Jays off to fastest start since 2011 after sweep of Nationals
"It was always the plan (to play this way.
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Blue Jays sweep Nationals to finish off encouraging 5-2 season-opening home stand
Blue Jays lefty Easton Lucas, making his first career start, recorded five scoreless innings while allowing just one hit and two walks.
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Costa Rica resort fires back at report that son of ex-Yankees star died from carbon monoxide
Costa Rican resort fires back at report Miller Gardner, the teen son of ex-New York Yankees star Brett Gardner, died from carbon monoxide.
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MLB’s average salary tops $5 million for first time
Major League Baseball's average salary broke the $5 million barrier on opening day for first time, according to an Associated Press study.
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Bo Bichette's delivers in the clutch to help lift Blue Jays to win over Washington Nationals
Bo Bichette came through when it mattered most, but it was the bottom of the order that would set the table, including George Springer.
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Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton says he’ll continue using torpedo bats upon return from injury
Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton said he'll continue using a torpedo bat whenever he returns from pain in both elbows.
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Tue, Apr 1
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Veteran right-hander Max Scherzer receives cortisone shot to troublesome right thumb
Max Scherzer lasted all of three innings in his debut before going on the 15-day IL (right thumb).
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Venezuelan U23 baseball team players inquire about requesting asylum in Spain
Members of an under-23 men's baseball team from Venezuela have inquired about requesting asylum in Spain, police said Tuesday.
