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Pro Baseball Team Blasted After Promoting Their $47.45 'Big Beautiful' July 4 Buffet: 'Outright Tone-Deaf'

The Memphis Redbirds are facing criticism after promoting a $47.45 "Big Beautiful Buffet" seen as a Trump nod.

Baseball Fans Miffed as MLB TV 'Blacked Out' on Opening Day: 'DOGE Even Ruining Baseball'

Baseball fans took to the internet to air their grievances after MLB TV experienced an outage ahead of the season's opening day games on Thursday.

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Jackie Robinson's Military Service Removed From Defense Department Website as Crackdown on DEI Continues

The Department of Defense removed Jackie Robinson's bio from its website as part of an ongoing effort to eliminate content perceived as linked to DEI initiatives.

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How Does Juan Soto's Record-Breaking 15-Year, $765M Contract Compare To Other Large Deals in American Sports

Soto's $765M contract is fully guaranteed, surpassing that of Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott's record of 95% guaranteed on his four-year, $240M deal

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Dominican Baseball Player Juan Soto Signs the World's Most Expensive Sports Contract

Soto made history both in and outside of baseball with more expensive contract than soccer stars Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.

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Bad Bunny's Sports Agency To Pay Four Million Dollars After Losing Lawsuit with MLB

The Puerto Rican artist's agency, RIMAS Sports, has been accused of bribing baseball players with gifts to lure them to the agency.

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How Fernando Valenzuela Healed the Wounds of the Displaced Mexican-American Community in Los Angeles

The arrival of Fernando Valenzuela to Major League Baseball in 1981 marked the beginning of a cultural phenomenon known as 'Fernandomania,' which transformed not only baseball but also the Mexican-American community in Los Angeles. Today, his legacy endures with the retirement of his number 34 by the Dodgers and the continued presence of his influence on new generations.

Teen claims man ripped historic 50/50 ball from his hands

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Florida Teen Claims Man Wrestled Shohei Ohtani's 50th Homerun Ball Out of His Hands, Sues to Stop $500K Auction

Teen celebrating his birthday at the game says he caught the Shohei Ohtani 50th home run ball about to be put on auction by the man who allegedly stole it.

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