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Blue Jays slugger Guerrero focused on his offseason preparation ahead of the 2024 season 02/20/2024 03:36pm • DUNEDIN, Fla. (AP) — Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was the big winner earlier this month in salary arbitration. Now the Toronto Blue Jays slugger feels that his hard work during the offseason will propel him to big season on the field. “I believe I had a great offseason,” Guerrero said through an inte Playing for the Oakland A's hasn't been glamorous for years. In 2024, it could be downright weird 02/20/2024 11:35am • MESA, Ariz. (AP) — Catcher Shea Langeliers made a little space to set down a cup of coffee in his locker, then gingerly turned around, careful not to disturb the belongings of teammates JJ Bleday and Max Schuemann that were all crammed into a corner of Oakland's spring training clubhouse. Playing Trout says he wants to stay with Angels. Rendon discusses where baseball ranks on his priority list Trout says he wants to stay with Angels. Rendon discusses where baseball ranks on his priority list 02/20/2024 09:57am • Mike Trout discussed his future and Anthony Rendon talked about his priorities as the Los Angeles Angels stars spoke Monday when position players started workouts at spring training camps across Arizona and Florida. Trout, a three-time MVP and 11-time All-Star who has played in only one postseason s Cardinals hoping to bounce back from 2023 along with Paul Goldschmidt and Nolan Arenado 02/19/2024 04:58pm • JUPITER, Fla. (AP) — Paul Goldschmidt found a positive in the St. Louis Cardinals' worst season since 1990. “We had a longer offseason, had the opportunity to kind of look ahead, start planning a little bit," the seven-time All-Star first baseman said Monday as the Cardinals started full-squad w Tucker says Astros are best team and he's open to signing a long-term deal along with Bregman 02/19/2024 04:45pm • WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Houston Astros right fielder Kyle Tucker is open to a long-term contract and says preliminary dialogue had begun. “Personally, I think we have the best team in the league," Tucker said Monday as the Astros started full squad workouts. “That’s the vibe around the Sandoval returning to Giants on minor league deal as he attempts to make a comeback 02/19/2024 04:22pm • SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) — Pablo Sandoval is returning to the San Francisco Giants for a third stint with the club, this time on a minor league contract that includes an invitation to major league camp. The 37-year-old Sandoval — a fan favorite nicknamed Kung Fu Panda who earned 2012 World Series At 34 and after 5 seasons of injuries, Yanks' Stanton says he's 'got to change the narrative' 02/19/2024 03:26pm • TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Giancarlo Stanton's condition was dissected on his first day back at Yankees spring training much like pastrami at a New York deli: how lean? A markedly slimmer Stanton stood by his corner locker after arriving in the refurbished clubhouse and discussed his decline from All-Star Shohei Ohtani won't play in Dodgers' spring training opener, stays away from live batting practice Shohei Ohtani won't play in Dodgers' spring training opener, stays away from live batting practice 02/18/2024 06:58pm • Shohei Ohtani did not participate in live batting practice Sunday, and his Los Angeles Dodgers spring training debut is on hold. Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Ohtani, who is coming back from elbow surgery, will not play in Thursday's opener against the San Diego Padres. The two-time MVP signe Flyers, Rangers, Devils test the ice at MetLife Stadium in practices for Stadium Series games Flyers, Rangers, Devils test the ice at MetLife Stadium in practices for Stadium Series games 02/16/2024 09:04pm • EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Things seemed to be very relaxed as the Philadelphia Flyers, New York Rangers and New Jersey Devils took turns testing the ice on the recently installed rink at MetLife Stadium in preparation for two big games in the NHL's Stadium Series this weekend. Instead of loosen Yankees look to stay healthy after injury-filled 2023 02/16/2024 07:56pm • TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — The New York Yankees had the third-most games lost to injuries last season and it showed in an 82-80 record that caused them miss the playoffs for the first time since 2016. “Everybody knows what our problem has been the past few years,” Yankees left-hander Nester Cortes sai Top Diets for Women Over 50, According to Dietitians 02/15/2024 07:00pm • As women age, it's natural for their bodies to experience some changes. Because of this, women over 50 may shift nutrition priorities to focus on managing weight, controlling menopause symptoms, supporting brain function, reducing bone density loss or generally maintaining overall health. Menopause What Is SilverSneakers and Does Medicare Cover It? 02/15/2024 07:00pm • It's a simple formula: Improved access to fitness opportunities can translate to better health and less need for costly medical interventions. Some health insurers have even recognized that offering a fitness benefit to members can help delay or reduce their overall expenditures. That means your exe Orioles' Kyle Bradish will miss start of season with elbow sprain Orioles' Kyle Bradish will miss start of season with elbow sprain 02/15/2024 06:32pm • It didn’t take long for spring training to provide its first injury reports. On the day they held their first official workout, the Baltimore Orioles announced pitcher Kyle Bradish will open the season on the injured list with a sprained ulnar collateral ligament. Bradish’s unavailability for Cole leads Yankees' rotation looking to rebound from terrible season 02/15/2024 02:02pm • TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — Gerrit Cole was leaving the Yankees’ minor league complex when fans on the sidewalk by the parking lot asked for autographs. When the 2023 AL Cy Young Award winner reached over a bush-lined fence to grab a baseball and pen, a fan asked whether he could capture the honor again How Much Physical Activity Do You Need? 02/14/2024 07:00pm • A person's physical activity requirements depend on a number of variables, including their current health status and personal goals. The simple answer is that some is better than none, and more is usually better than some. That sentiment doesn't change as we age. In other words, if you aren't curren
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