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Saturday, March 19

This morning’s top news

And a few more things you need to see

Hey, Wander! Park wisely

Even for the future face of the Rays, if you park in your boss’ spot … your car ends up on the field.

Top 100 Prospects Show

MLB Network highlights the game’s future stars, today at 11 a.m. ET on MLB Network.

Where does each NL West team stand?

While divisions aren’t won until games are played, it’s not a stretch to assume that the addition of Freddie Freeman to the Dodgers’ lineup gives them a leg up in what could be one of the toughest divisions in baseball.

Keep an eye on these stars returning from injury

Each year, it’s inevitable: some of the best players in baseball will be stricken with injury. We’re looking forward to seeing these stars back in action.

Who are MLB’s best catchers? Experts debate

A panel of MLB.com reporters discussed their picks for the Top 10 catchers in the game right now. Their lists are not as similar as you might expect.

Want to impress Buck Showalter? Bring monkeys!

A player hoping to make the Orioles in 2012 enlisted a pair of monkeys — who threw batting practice — to help him land a roster spot.

How Cutch finally got his dream number

Andrew McCutchen always idolized Ken Griffey Jr. Now, he’ll be wearing The Kid’s iconic No. 24 — and hoping to embody the Hall of Famer’s spirit on the field.

Spring Training baseball on MLB Network

Spend your Saturday with Blue Jays vs. Phillies at 1 p.m. ET and D-backs vs. Angels at 4.

Games of March 18, 2022

Today’s Trivia Question

Kenley Jansen’s 350 saves since his debut in 2010 are second-most in MLB in that time. Who is first?

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