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Assessing the Most Regrettable MLB Contracts of 2023

The Worst Contracts in MLB: An Annual Assessment As the dust settles on another MLB season, notable retirements, expiring contracts, and resurgent performances have reshaped the landscape of team finances and player valuations. Stephen Strasburg has hung up his cleats, Patrick Corbin’s contract with the Washington Nationals has finally concluded, and Chris Sale has made a significant comeback.…

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Javier Báez 🎩 on Instagram: “#Siempre#juntos.. #brodels#Aventuras#Maldades... Hahah @gadibaez @mike_mulero”

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¡Perfección! Puerto Rico noquea a Israel con un juego perfecto rumbo a su choque decisivo contra Dominicana

Jos�� de León registró una salida brillante de 10 ponches en la victoria 10-0 y Puerto Rico irá a buscar el pase a cuartos de final el miércoles frente a los dominicanos

Miami, Florida - ¡Histórica victoria!

Puerto Rico botó el golpe de la derrota contra Venezuela el domingo al poner a sonar a sus bates tempranos y, de paso, registró un juego perfecto combinado en ocho entradas para noquear 10-0 sobre Israel durante la tercera jornada del Grupo D del Clásico Mundial de Béisbol ante 27,813 fanáticos en el LoanDepot Park.

El “Team Rubio” mejoró a 2-1 con un día libre el martes rumbo al potencial choque decisivo frente a los vecinos de República Dominicana, quienes mejoraron a 1-1 tras eliminar más temprano 6-1 a Nicaragua, por el pase a cuartos de final. Juegan frente a Israel el martes.

Johnny Cueto abrirá por los dominicanos, mientras que Puerto Rico tiene en mente apostar al prospecto de los Mets de Nueva York Dominic Hamel.

José De León, quien busca un puesto en los Twins de Minnesota para la campaña 2023 de MLB, lanzó una joya de 5.2 entradas sin hits ni bases por bolas, acreditándose 10 ponches. La cantidad de abanicados del isabelino se convirtió en un récord para Puerto Rico en la historia del evento. Seth Lugo tenía la marca con siete ponches en 2017.

También, empató con el dominicano Ubaldo Jiménez con el lanzador con más ponches en un juego del Clásico.

Fue relevado por Yacksel Ríos para el último out de la sexta. En la séptima, Edwin “Sugar” Díaz hizo su debut en la edición 2023 y solo necesitó 10 lanzamientos para acabar su labor. Camino al dugout, los altoparlantes del estadio sonaron las trompetas de “Narcos”, canción que usa cuando sale a cerrar partidos con los Mets de Nueva York. El detalle puso a bailar a las gradas.

Duane Underwood Jr. no permitió hits en la octava y Enrique “Kike” Hernández remolcó la décima carrera en la baja de la entrada para completar el nocaut. Martín “Machete” Maldonado anotó la carrera.

Hasta esta fecha no se había registrado un juego perfecto en el Clásico. Países Bajos tuvo un juego sin hits en un nocaut de siete entradas contra Panamá en 2006 en el Estadio Hiram Bithorn.

Ante la importancia del partido, Puerto Rico no perdió tiempo y dejó su ofensiva sentirse desde el saque con tres carreras anotadas en la primera entrada ante el prospecto de los Astros de Houston Colton Gordon, abridor de Israel.

The perfect end to a perfect night for Team Puerto Rico. #WorldBaseballClassic pic.twitter.com/FIE9EtK4Uz

Con dos outs, M.J. Meléndez recibió base por bolas, seguido de un hit de Emmanuel Rivera para dejar el escenario listo a Javier Báez.

“El Mago” disparó un doble a jardín izquierdo para las primeras carreras el “Team Rubio”. Acto seguido, Báez exhibió su astucia en el robo de bases al hurtar la tercera base, sacando la lengua en el proceso para el deleite de los fanáticos boricuas en las gradas. Eddie Rosario lo llevó a casa con otro doblete que le dio a la pared del jardín central.

Another absolutely insane addition to the Javier Báez career highlight reel pic.twitter.com/2Y0M9uDPPP

Maldonado abrió la tanda de la baja de la segunda entrada, imparable que terminó con la salida de Gordon. Reemplazado por Brandon Gold, el derecho caminó a Francisco Lindor para que Enrique “Kike” Hernández continuara con la fiesta de extrabases, enviando la pelota al fondo del jardín izquierdo que agregaron dos carreras más para “Los Nuestros” en la pizarra.

Rivera dio continuidad al festival de batazos con un triple que remolcó la sexta carrera de los boricuas.

Puerto Rico consiguió otro episodio de tres carreras en la sexta con un triple de Lindor, tablazo que dio en la pared del bosque central. Joc Pederson, doble campeón de Serie Mundial e integrante de los Giants de San Francisco, rebotó con el muro verde en intento de atrapar la esférica.

A bases clearing triple for Francisco Lindor! (via @MLBONFOX)pic.twitter.com/5ULQK9npbf

Arriba 9-0, el dirigente Yadier Molina removió a Báez, Rosario y Neftalí Soto para darle descaso rumbo al partido del miércoles.

Báez terminó de 3-2 con dos anotados y dos carreras impulsadas. Lindor de 3-2 con tres remolcadas. Rivera de 4-2.

Fuente: ElNuevoDia

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Top 5 hottest athletes?

1. Arthur Nory

2. Jules Bouyer

3. Pablo Gavi

4. Javier Báez

5. Ryan Garcia

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Javier Báez

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2024 olympics Dominican Republic roster

Athletics

Robert King (Santo Domingo)

Erick Sánchez (Azua De Compostela)

José González (Santo Domingo)

Alexander Ogando (San Juan De La Maguana)

Yeral Nuñez (La Romana)

Milagros Durán (San Pedro De Macorís)

Franchina Martínez (Santo Domingo)

Marileidy Paulino (Don Gregorio)

Anabel Medina (Santo Domingo)

Boxing

Junior Alcántara (Salvaleón De Higüey)

Cristian Pinales (La Romana)

María Moronta (Santo Domingo)

Diving

Frandiel Gómez (San Felipe De Puerto Plata)

José Ruvalcaba (León De Los Aldama, Mexico)

Victoria Garza (Saltillo, Mexico)

Equestrian

Yvonne Losos (Santo Domingo)

Gymnastics

Audreys Nin (Santa Cruz De Barahona)

Judo

Robert Florentino (San Juan De La Maguana)

Moira Morillo (Santo Domingo)

Shooting

Eduardo Lorenzo (Santiago De Los Caballeros)

Soccer

Josué Báez (Santo Domingo)

Ángel Montes (San Juan De La Maguana)

Enrique Bösl (Kösching, Germany)

Nelson Lemaire (Schaarbeek, Belgium)

Thomas Jungbauer (Jarabacoa)

Xavier Valdez (Faribault, Minnesota)

Francisco Reyes (Santiago De Los Caballeros)

Edgar Pujol (Sabadell, Spain)

Luiyi De Lucas (Galván)

Heinz Mörschel (Frankfurt, Germany)

Óscar Ureña (Figueres, Spain)

Rafael Núñez (Madrid, Spain)

Edison Azcona (Boca Raton, Florida)

Peter González (Madrid, Spain)

Joao Urbáez (Móstoles, Spain)

José De La Cruz (Rubí, Spain)

Fabian Messina (Stuttgart, Germany)

José De León (Madrid, Spain)

Nowend Lorenzo (Santo Domingo)

Swimming

Javier Núñez (Santo Domingo)

Elizabeth Jiménez (Santo Domingo)

Taekwondo

Bernardo Pié (Bayaguana)

Madelyn Rodríguez (Santiago De Los Caballeros)

Volleyball

Alondra Tapia (La Vega)

Geraldine González (Santo Domingo)

Madeline Guillén (Santo Domingo)

Cándida Arias (Santo Domingo)

Brenda Castillo (Santo Domingo)

Ariana Rodríguez (Miami, Florida)

Niverka Marte (Santo Domingo)

Yonkaira Peña (Santo Domingo)

Bethania De La Cruz (Santo Domingo)

Brayelin Martínez (Santo Domingo)

Jineiry Martínez (Santo Domingo)

Gaila González (Santo Domingo)

Weightlifting

Beatriz Pirón (San Pedro De Macorís)

Yudelina Mejía (Santo Domingo)

Crismery Santana (San Pedro De Macorís)

Wrestling

Luis Pérez (Santo Domingo)

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what mlb players do you write for???!

so far i’ve only written for mariners (especially jarred kelenic) but i’d be open to writing for others when my requests are open!! particularly the dodgers and braves as those are the other teams im most familiar with. i’ve also considered writing for manny machado, javier báez, kevin kiermaier, and aaron judge in the past. overall i’m open to suggestions as long as i’m familiar with the player and my requests are open. have a lovely day <3

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A Complete Guide to Chicago Cubs

 The Chicago Cubs, one of the oldest and most beloved baseball teams in Major League Baseball (MLB), have a rich history dating back to their formation in 1876. With a dedicated fan base, iconic stadium, and numerous achievements, the Cubs have left an indelible mark on the world of baseball. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the team's history, notable players, iconic moments, and offer an overview of the overall Cubs experience.I. Historical Overview: The Chicago Cubs, originally known as the Chicago White Stockings, were a founding member of the National League. They changed their name to the Cubs in 1903. The team has had its share of ups and downs throughout history, including periods of great success and prolonged championship droughts.II. Wrigley Field: The Friendly Confines: Wrigley Field, the Cubs' home stadium, is an iconic landmark in Chicago. Built in 1914, it is the second-oldest ballpark in the MLB and renowned for its ivy-covered outfield walls, manually operated scoreboard, and its unique neighborhood atmosphere.III. Notable Players: The Cubs have been home to numerous legendary players who have made significant contributions to the team's success. Some notable players include:

Ernie Banks: Known as "Mr. Cub," Banks was a two-time MVP and an 11-time All-Star during his career from 1953 to 1971.

Ryne Sandberg: A second baseman who spent the majority of his career with the Cubs, Sandberg was a 10-time All-Star and won nine Gold Glove Awards.

Ron Santo: A beloved third baseman, Santo played for the Cubs from 1960 to 1973 and was known for his exceptional defensive skills and consistent hitting.

Fergie Jenkins: A dominant starting pitcher, Jenkins won the Cy Young Award in 1971 and was the first Cubs pitcher to surpass 3,000 career strikeouts.

Kris Bryant, Anthony Rizzo, and Javier Báez: These three players formed the core of the Cubs' 2016 World Series-winning team and were fan favorites during their time with the organization.

IV. Iconic Moments: The Cubs have had several memorable moments throughout their history, including:

1908 World Series: The Cubs won their second consecutive World Series, becoming the first team to achieve this feat in MLB history.

Curse of the Billy Goat: In 1945, a tavern owner cursed the Cubs, and the team faced a championship drought lasting 108 years until their historic victory in 2016.

2016 World Series: The Cubs ended their long championship drought by defeating the Cleveland Indians in a thrilling seven-game series, winning their third World Series title.

Sammy Sosa's Home Run Race: In 1998, Sammy Sosa engaged in a captivating home run race with Mark McGwire, captivating the nation with his impressive power.

V. The Cubs Experience: Attending a Cubs game is an unforgettable experience. From the energy of the fans to the iconic ballpark atmosphere, it offers a unique sense of camaraderie. Wrigleyville, the neighborhood surrounding Wrigley Field, is a vibrant area filled with bars, restaurants, and enthusiastic fans.

Enjoying a Chicago-style hot dog or a cold beverage while cheering on the Cubs is a quintessential part of the experience.The Chicago Cubs have a storied history, a dedicated fan base, and a ballpark filled with tradition.

From their iconic players to historic moments, the team has left an indelible mark on the world of baseball. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a casual observer, immersing yourself in the Cubs' history, attending a game at Wrigley Field, and experiencing the unique atmosphere surrounding the team is an absolute must for any baseball enthusiast. The Chicago Cubs truly embody the spirit of America's pastime.

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The Chicago Cubs' 2016 World Series victory is one of the most legendary and emotional moments in sports history. After a staggering 108-year championship drought, the Cubs finally broke the curse and captured the title in a dramatic Game 7 against the Cleveland Indians (now known as the Guardians).

The series was a rollercoaster ride that saw the Cubs fall behind 3-1, facing elimination. However, they mounted a spirited comeback, winning Games 5 and 6 to force a decisive Game 7, played on November 2, 2016, in Cleveland.

Game 7 itself was nothing short of unforgettable. The Cubs took an early lead, but the Indians clawed back, tying the game in the eighth inning on a two-run home run by Rajai Davis, sending the contest into extra innings. The tension was palpable as both teams grappled with the weight of history.

Then, after a brief rain delay before the 10th inning, the Cubs rallied. Key hits from Ben Zobrist and Miguel Montero helped push the Cubs ahead 8-6. Though the Indians scored one run in the bottom of the 10th, Cubs pitcher Mike Montgomery induced a groundout to third baseman Kris Bryant, who threw to first baseman Anthony Rizzo to seal the victory.

The Cubs' long-awaited triumph ended the longest championship drought in American sports and unleashed a wave of euphoria for Cubs fans across the globe. Players like Kris Bryant, Anthony Rizzo, Javier Báez, and Ben Zobrist (who won the World Series MVP) became icons. Manager Joe Maddon’s unorthodox strategies paid off, while Theo Epstein, the Cubs' President of Baseball Operations, further solidified his legacy as a baseball genius, having also ended the Boston Red Sox's 86-year drought in 2004.

The victory was not just about baseball—it was about generations of Cubs fans, many of whom had lived their entire lives without seeing their beloved team win a World Series. It was an emotional, historic, and unifying moment for the city of Chicago and baseball fans everywhere.

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OTD in 2016, the Chicago Cubs complete the 3-1 comeback to win their first #WorldSeries since 1908.

The Chicago Cubs' 2016 World Series victory is one of the most legendary and emotional moments in sports history. After a staggering 108-year championship drought, the Cubs finally broke the curse and captured the title in a dramatic Game 7 against the Cleveland Indians (now known as the Guardians).

The series was a rollercoaster ride that saw the Cubs fall behind 3-1, facing elimination. However, they mounted a spirited comeback, winning Games 5 and 6 to force a decisive Game 7, played on November 2, 2016, in Cleveland.

Game 7 itself was nothing short of unforgettable. The Cubs took an early lead, but the Indians clawed back, tying the game in the eighth inning on a two-run home run by Rajai Davis, sending the contest into extra innings. The tension was palpable as both teams grappled with the weight of history.

Then, after a brief rain delay before the 10th inning, the Cubs rallied. Key hits from Ben Zobrist and Miguel Montero helped push the Cubs ahead 8-6. Though the Indians scored one run in the bottom of the 10th, Cubs pitcher Mike Montgomery induced a groundout to third baseman Kris Bryant, who threw to first baseman Anthony Rizzo to seal the victory.

The Cubs' long-awaited triumph ended the longest championship drought in American sports and unleashed a wave of euphoria for Cubs fans across the globe. Players like Kris Bryant, Anthony Rizzo, Javier Báez, and Ben Zobrist (who won the World Series MVP) became icons. Manager Joe Maddon’s unorthodox strategies paid off, while Theo Epstein, the Cubs' President of Baseball Operations, further solidified his legacy as a baseball genius, having also ended the Boston Red Sox's 86-year drought in 2004.

The victory was not just about baseball—it was about generations of Cubs fans, many of whom had lived their entire lives without seeing their beloved team win a World Series. It was an emotional, historic, and unifying moment for the city of Chicago and baseball fans everywhere.

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∀ Tigers' Javier Báez Placed on IL with Back Injury; Ryan Kreidler Called Up http://blog.collectingall.com/T886f6

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“The average bat speed for the best hitter in the major leagues this season, Shohei Ohtani: 75.4 mph. The average bat speed for the worst hitter in the major leagues this season, Javier Báez: 75.4 mph.”

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