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Dodgers, Yanks part of ESPN's Opening Day slate
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Thursday, 19 November 2020 09:14
The Los Angeles Dodgers will begin defense of their World Series championship on the road against the Colorado Rockies as part of an Opening Day quadrupleheader to be broadcast on ESPN on Thursday, April 1.In all, ESPN will cover 11 season-opening games, involving 19 teams, over the first week of the 2021 Major League Baseball season.ESPN will kick off the…
Sources: Wrigley to get federal landmark status
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Thursday, 19 November 2020 07:06
CHICAGO -- Seven years after filing the paperwork, Wrigley Field is to be given federal landmark status in the National Register of Historic Places, according to sources. The move will give owners of the Chicago Cubs, the Ricketts family, access to federal income tax credits on the recently completed refurbishing of the 106-year-old ballpark. The official announcement is expected Thursday.Wrigley…
Seidler takes over as Padres' executive chairman
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Wednesday, 18 November 2020 20:47
SAN DIEGO -- Ron Fowler has stepped down as executive chairman of the San Diego Padres and lead investor Peter Seidler has been approved by fellow Major League Baseball owners to take over control of the team as chairman.Fowler will remain with the club in an advisory role and will continue to sit on MLB's Labor Policy Committee.Seidler, the lead…
World Series champ Dodgers latest to have layoffs
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Wednesday, 18 November 2020 16:16
The Los Angeles Dodgers are among the latest baseball teams to implement layoffs as MLB faces the possibility of a second season with limited fan access amid the COVID-19 pandemic.The team informed employees throughout the franchise of layoffs on Wednesday. The Houston Astros, Chicago Cubs and Boston Red Sox are among the teams that have also recently announced layoffs.The Dodgers…
Poll: Fans still won't go to games without vaccine
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Wednesday, 18 November 2020 12:37
The majority of American sports fans are waiting for the arrival of a COVID-19 vaccine before they feel comfortable returning to the bleachers, according to a new study conducted this past weekend.Two-thirds of the survey respondents said they would not attend an indoor sporting event without a vaccine -- even if masks and social distancing measures were being enforced in…
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Cubs championship architect Epstein steps down
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Schilling, Clemens, Bonds headline HOF ballot
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Former Dodgers manager Lasorda hospitalized
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Getting to know new Marlins general manager Kim Ng, MLB's first female GM
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Gooden gets probation for 2019 drug arrest
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Marlins hire Kim Ng as MLB's first female GM
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