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2020 Schedule
22h

BBTN: Buster previews the AL West with folks who cover the teams

It's AL West preview day! Buster talks Astros with radio analyst Steve Sparks (4:17), Angels with ESPN's Alden Gonzalez (9:51), Athletics with the San Fransisco Chronicle's Susan Slusser (16:39), Mariners with The Seattle Times' Ryan Divish (23:43) and Rangers with the Dallas Morning News' Evan Grant (30:04).

Teixeira details why players are frustrated with MLB (1:43)
3d
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5d

A's working on new plans for opening series

The Athletics are working with MLB to figure out alternate plans for their season-opening series at the Coliseum after the City of Oakland imposed a ban on gatherings of 1,000 or more people through the end of March.

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5dJeff Passan

California order could affect MLB season openers

A California edict recommending that gatherings of more than 250 people should be postponed or canceled could affect the MLB openers for several teams.

11d

BBTN: Kiley McDaniel discusses his top 100 prospects for 2020

Kiley McDaniel's top 100 prospects for 2020 is out. He and Buster dive into the list (1:54), discussing how analytics has factored into generating the rankings, when Wander Franco might manifest in the big leagues, why he's bullish on Julio Rodriguez and if the Padres' young talent will manifest fast enough to satisfy ownership. Later, Hembo hops on to talk about Yoan Moncada and the White Sox's rebuild, Christian Yelich's team-friendly extension, and why Brian Cashman deserves more credit for finding value to fill out the roster (21:53).

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11d

A's top prospect Puk's tests come back clean

A.J. Puk, the A's left-hander who is ranked No. 20 on ESPN Insider Kiley McDaniel's prospect rankings, has no structural damage in his ailing left shoulder, manager Bob Melvin said Thursday.

Fiers putting Astros' scandal behind him, focusing on 2020 (1:42)
23d
What is the perception about Fiers around the league? (0:57)
25d
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25d

A's Fiers acknowledges receiving death threats

Mike Fiers has acknowledged receiving death threats after he revealed a sign-stealing scheme committed by the 2017 World Series champion Astros, for whom he pitched.

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26dJoon Lee

Lucroy: Changed signs every pitch vs. Astros

Catcher Jonathan Lucroy, who played for three of the Astros' AL West rivals between 2016 and '19, says "everyone in baseball" knew they were stealing signs and that he changed his signs every single pitch.

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Team Stats

  • Batting
  • Pitching
Runs1281st
Batting Average.2754th
On Base Percentage.3623rd
Slugging Percentage.43710th
Earned Run Average5.1823rd
Quality Starts0Tied-1st
WHIP1.5022nd
BAA.28630th