Which players have most to prove this spring?

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Which players have most to prove this spring?

Monday, February 17

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Each team’s player with most to prove in Spring Training

Whether they are trying to reach another level, come back from an injury or prove an off year was a fluke, these players have a lot on the line as they report to camp.

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Bazzana soaking up first Spring Training

Only seven months after being selected first overall in the MLB Draft, Travis Bazzana is in big league camp with the Guardians.

Travis Bazzana speaks at a press conference

Top performers from Desert Invitational

A pair of Top 100 Draft prospects were among the nine players who stood out the most during the weekend’s Desert Invitational college tournament.

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Estévez’s new number close to his heart

When it came time for new Royals reliever Carlos Estévez to pick a new uniform number, he got creative with the birthdates of several loved ones.

Carlos Estévez stretches at Spring Training

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