Trading Arenado a ‘top priority’ for Cards

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Trading Arenado a ‘top priority’ for Cards

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There’s a good chance that you’ve never heard of Mike Donlin, but there were few people as famous in the early 1900s when he was a Major Leaguer and star of stage and screen.

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Burger’s new number close to his heart

After being traded to the Rangers, Jake Burger put some thought into his new uniform number. He picked 21 for newborn daughter Penelope, who was born with Down syndrome, clinically known as Trisomy 21.

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Atlanta well-represented at DREAM Series

Four high school players from Atlanta are participating in this year’s DREAM Series, and former Braves players Marquis Grissom and Marvin Freeman are among the instructors.

High school player Carson Ray at the DREAM Series

Is Anthony baseball’s top prospect?

The latest Pipeline Inbox answers questions about Red Sox top prospect Roman Anthony, last year’s ninth-overall pick Konnor Griffin of the Pirates and more.

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