That 1 player each team would be lost without

March 7, 2024
by RJ Hamster

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Each team’s most indispensable player

Baseball is, famously, a sport that is about more than just any one player. But it’s fair to say that there are some players whose teams would be truly devastated to lose them if they were to go down for an extended period of time.

Watch as Spring Breakout rosters are revealed today at 11 a.m. ET

The rosters for the inaugural four-day, 16-game event showcasing top prospects from across the league will be unveiled today at 11a.m. ET on MLB Network as well as across MLB Digital platforms.

Yamamoto puts his stuff to test in 2nd spring start

Though his outing wasn’t as clean as his first, Yoshinobu Yamamoto was “testing a couple of things” and cycled through his vast repertoire of pitches as he nears his MLB debut in the Opening Series in Seoul, South Korea.

Rodón looking to regain his All-Star swagger

After allowing two homers in a 60-pitch outing yesterday — a start he called a “mixed bag” — Carlos Rodón said he’s using the spring slate to regain the confidence that made him an All-Star in 2021 and ’22.

Trout delivers 1st spring homer in grand fashion

Looking to bounce back after missing most of the second half last season with a hand injury, Mike Trout launched a grand slam on Wednesday, an indication the three-time MVP is finding his timing at the plate.

Rosario agrees to deal with Nationals (source)

A World Series champion and the NLCS MVP in 2021, Eddie Rosario, 32, brings a coveted lefty bat with nine years of experience to a developing club.

‘A healthy Jazz is an MVP Jazz’

Jazz Chisholm Jr. spent the offseason dedicated to making changes to his body as he prepared for his second year as a center fielder. His daily fast food trips have been replaced by a regimented diet and disciplined workouts.

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