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Game Date:
04/03/2017
2:10pm EST
Lines:
Colorado -1
Milwaukee +1
Total:
Over
8.5 (-115)
Under 8.5 (-105)
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Junior Guerra's improbable story adds another unexpected chapter Monday when he throws the Milwaukee Brewers' first pitch of the season against the Colorado Rockies at Miller Park. The 32-year-old split-finger specialist wasn't on Milwaukee's Opening Day roster a year ago, but you have to go back a little further to fully appreciate the significance of Guerra's start. A prospect in the New York Mets system, Guerra was suspended for 50 games after testing positive for banned substances in January 2009 and released when that suspension ended. Continue to Article
April 03, 2017 2:42:am EST
Junior Guerra pitched in Mexico and Italy before finding success with the Milwaukee Brewers. Jon Gray arrived in Colorado just a couple years after being taken with the third overall pick in the 2013 amateur draft by the Rockies. Two right-handers who took disparate roads to the majors will share a distinction Monday as opening-day starters when the Rockies visit the Brewers at Miller Park. Continue to Article
April 02, 2017 10:35:am EST
One of the more fascinating stories during spring training was Christian Bethancourt’s attempt to become a two-way player. The veteran catcher-turned-pitcher earned a place on the San Diego Padres opening day roster, and according to manager Andy Green his primary role will be that of a relief pitcher. Andy Green says Christian Bethancourt will primarily be a reliever. Continue to Article
April 01, 2017 5:37:pm EST
The past 25 years have been a boom period for new baseball venues. Starting with Oriole Park at Camden Yards in 1992, major league teams have opened 21 new ballparks, with another joining the list this season, when the Atlanta Braves start playing at SunTrust Park. Continue to Article
March 31, 2017 2:30:pm EST
A five-judge appellate panel in New York State Supreme Court questioned all sides with skepticism in the long-running television dispute between the Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles. The teams and Major League Baseball argued for about 40 minutes Friday before an Appellate Division panel headed by Justice Rolando T. Acosta, the Eastern Intercollegiate Baseball League pitcher of the year for Columbia in 1977 and 1979. An arbitration decision by a three-man panel of baseball executives in June 2014 awarded the Nationals about $298 million for the team's 2012-16 television rights from the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network, which is owned by both teams and controlled by the Orioles. Continue to Article
March 31, 2017 1:22:pm EST
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