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MLB’s best player? Well, we asked the players

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How 150 years of baseball history led to Tokyo Series

As Tokyo prepares to host an epic opening series featuring several of MLB’s top Japanese stars, it’s worth going all the way back to 1872 to trace the path that led us to this point.

Sasaki a symbol of hope for people of Japan

Another first for Skenes — an Opening Day start

‘I love the country’: Roberts’ journey comes full circle in return to Japan

Spring Breakout highlights and results; final 4 games today

Gunnar (intercostal) eyes return by Opening Day: ‘That’s my plan’

Devers, Abreu debuts make Red Sox lineup whole again

Sale pays homage to Tiant with first pitch: ‘One of my favorite people’

Bradfield dedicates Spring Breakout performance to late friend

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A graphic featuring images of Shohei Ohtani, Bobby Witt Jr. and Aaron Judge next to survey results

MLB players say the best player in baseball is …

In our survey of over one hundred players, they overwhelmingly chose Shohei Ohtani as the best player in baseball but had plenty to say about Bobby Witt Jr., Aaron Judge and others.

World Series foes reunited at Giants camp

Two of Pablo Sandoval’s three homers in 2012 World Series Game 1 came off Justin Verlander. Now that Sandoval is a guest instructor for the Giants and Verlander has joined the club, has it been awkward? “I don’t bring it up,” Sandoval said.

From Whole Foods to the big leagues?

After spending the past two offseasons stocking shelves at a Whole Foods near his Nashville-area home, Mets catcher Hayden Senger has a realistic chance at cracking the Major Leagues.

An image of Hayden Senger with a Whole Foods Market in the background

The brief, frigid history of Cubs-Dodgers openers

You need to go all the way back to a 33-degree day at Wrigley Field in 1963 for the last time the Dodgers and Cubs faced off on Opening Day.

Images of Don Drysdale and Ernie Banks with a thermometer and Wrigley Field in the background

Moving back to take a step forward

With Statcast’s new data on where hitters stand in the batter’s box, we can look at changes Pete Crow-Armstrong has made at the plate that have paid dividends so far in Spring Training.

Gold stars: Award winners to wear special logo

Last year’s MVPs, Cy Young winners and Rookies of the Year will wear gold MLB logos on the backs of their jerseys that will be incorporated into special Topps cards.

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SCOREBOARD

MIA 4
HOU 6

BAL 5
PIT 15

TOR 5
STL 9

DET 2
PHI 2

ATL 7
BOS 3

NYY 7
TB 7

KC 13
CIN 7

CLE 7
KC 5

SEA 2
SF 6

TEX 4
OAK 3

COL 1
CWS 2

SD 8
SEA 3

CWS 8
ARI 9

MIL 4
LAA 0

OAK 0
MIL 8

NYM 1
WAS 4

MIN 4
ATL 0

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