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Ex-MLB pitcher Brummett dies in plane crash

Tyson Brummett, who pitched in one game for the Philadelphia Phillies in 2012 in his lone appearances in the major leagues, was one of four people killed in a plane crash in rural Utah on Friday.

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Sano, LeMahieu, Perez among MLB positive cases

Minnesota Twins third baseman Miguel Sano, New York Yankees infielder DJ LeMahieu and Kansas City Royals catcher Salvador Perez are among a host of MLB players who have tested positive for the coronavirus, it was revealed Saturday.

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Baseball is back -- and we have the video to prove it

Gerrit Cole throwing BP to Aaron Judge at Yankee Stadium, as well as other ballplayers working out together, is a sight for sore eyes.

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Phillies place 4 on injured list without listing why

The Philadelphia Phillies have placed infielder Scott Kingery and pitchers Hector Neris, Ranger Suarez and Tommy Hunter on the 10-day injured list with no specified injuries.

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Everything you need to know as MLB's 2020 season restart begins

Spring training 2.0 ... or summer camp? No matter what you call it, baseball's road back to the field starts today. Here's what you need to get up to speed.

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MLB prospects to watch from each team's 60-man pool

Some of the game's biggest prospects, such as Wander Franco and Jo Adell, will be in MLB camps this week. Here's who to watch on every team.

60 Games, Hitting .400 And 8 Men Out

Eric and Tristan offer insight to what a 60-game fantasy season means before welcoming Joon Lee in to discuss 8 Men Out.

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MLB predictions: Who will thrive, struggle in 60-game season?

No one knows what will transpire in this year's unique format, but that didn't keep us from making our picks for MVP, the team to beat and more.

BBTN: Buster and Tim Kurkjian talk actual baseball with news of a short season

Tim Kurkjian joins Buster to talk actual baseball (2:38), including the biggest baseball challenge for all teams getting started, why they're high on the Rays in a short season, pitchers and hitters to watch, and which teams may surprise the league. Plus, they share reactions they've heard around baseball to MLB's plan to start the season, and give their reactions to the new rules and health protocols.

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Phillies' virus count 12 after 4 more test positive

The Phillies added four more positive tests for coronavirus -- two players and two staff members -- bringing the team's total to 12 since Friday.

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Baseball's top 60 storylines for a 60-game MLB season

Mookie Betts wearing Dodger blue, Gerrit Cole in pinstripes. A wild sprint from start to finish. Here's what we're most excited to see when the 2020 season finally begins.

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A .400 hitter? 30 wins to make the playoffs? How wild a 60-game season could really get

Baseball is about to embark on its shortest season ever, so we look at just how weird 2020's stats could be.

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MLB hitters who are missing their age-27 peak season in 2020

Big things were in store for Gary Sanchez, Javier Baez and other young stars, but instead they're losing time at the top of their games.

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Source: MLB spring sites to close amid virus worry

All Major League Baseball training camps will temporarily close, a source confirmed to ESPN, after multiple teams reported positive coronavirus tests on Friday.