Awkward? New NL West rivals are also in-laws

‘You’re dating my sister? Why?’ New NL West rivals are family first

Jung Hoo Lee was at first caught by surprise when his longtime KBO competitor Woo-Suk Go started dating his sister, but he quickly embraced the happy couple. Now Lee and Go are not only brothers-in-law, but their rivalry has traveled with them to MLB, where they will be battling all season for NL West supremacy with their new teams.

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Teenaged prospect Kevari Thunderbird lost his father just two weeks after winning a city championship, but he has used the unimaginable tragedy as motivation: ‘I vow to make my dad proud.’

Young Reds flamethrower Hunter Greene hosted a group of 2024 DREAM Series players at his home to discuss what motivates them and how they can make their big league aspirations a reality.

Shōta Imanaga is fast endearing himself to Cubs fans, explaining that part of the reason he chose the number 18 was to pay tribute to Ben Zobrist, a legend of the 2016 World Series winning club.

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