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Drew Silva touches on Josh Donaldson's calf injury and Juan Nicasio's big Pirates debut in Thursday's Daily Dose. Continue to Article

April 07, 2016 12:53:am EST

Derek Holland barely made a first-half start over the past two years. Despite missing most of last season with an injured shoulder, the Texas Rangers left-hander still managed to face - and beat - the Los Angeles Angels twice. Holland will make his 21st career start against the Angels on Thursday night when Texas opens a four-game series at Anaheim. Continue to Article

April 06, 2016 11:25:pm EST

On Wednesday, the Texas Rangers welcomed 105-year-old Elizabeth Sullivan to throw out the first pitch before their game against the Seattle Mariners. It turned into one of best moments of the week, as she absolutely stole the show at Globe Life Park. We're not just talking about her performance on the field either. In fact, Sullivan admitted she was disappointed with herself there, saying she had done much better in practice two days earlier. Yes, Sullivan held what we'll call a bullpen session in preparation for Wednesday's events, because she takes her responsibilities seriously. [ Sign up for Fantasy Baseball | Play for $40K | Expert rankings | Mock draft ] No, the real highlight came during her fourth-inning interview with Fox Sports' Jim Knox. It was there that Sullivan unveiled her infectious personality to the viewing public, while revealing her secret to living a long life and having more energy than some people half her age. Continue to Article

April 06, 2016 9:52:pm EST

Pursing his lips, Trevor Bauer shrugged and answered questions without showing much emotion. The right-hander wouldn't come out and say he was still upset at the Indians for moving him to the bullpen to start the season, a surprising move considering he started 30 games in 2015 and pitched well this spring. Bauer didn't need words to convey his message. Continue to Article

April 06, 2016 8:33:pm EST

Robinson Cano keeps going deep, and the Seattle Mariners are already starting to set a new tone in the AL West. Cano homered two more times and drove in five runs, including a two-run shot to cap a five-run ninth inning rally, and Seattle ended its three-game opening series with a 9-5 victory at defending division champion Texas on Wednesday. Not only because the way I ended up swinging the bat but the way we came back,'' Cano said. Continue to Article

April 06, 2016 7:18:pm EST

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