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Twins’ Double-A team lists stadium on Airbnb

The Pensacola Blue Wahoos, the Double-A affiliate of the Twins, has listed its stadium on Airbnb, a creative way to create income during a pandemic.

Lawsuit filed against Noah Syndergaard over unpaid rent

Mets starter Noah Syndergaard had a lawsuit filed against him by his New York landlord over unpaid rent for a property in the Tribeca neighborhood.

Brent Honeywell undergoes decompression procedure on ulnar nerve

Rays pitching prospect Brent Honeywell underwent a decompression procedure on his right ulnar nerve. He has battled injuries since 2017.

Rays will open Tropicana Field for player workouts on Monday

On Monday, players on the Rays’ 40-man roster can have limited workouts at Tropicana Field. They will still have to adhere to social distancing.

Tom Glavine: ‘Even if players were 100% justified, they’re still going to look bad’

Hall of Famer Tom Glavine, a former MLBPA player rep, says there’s little the players can do to win over fans when it comes to labor talks with the owners.

Félix Hernández wants to hit milestones, then call it quits

On Seattle radio Tuesday, Braves starter Félix Hernández said he’d like to reach 200 wins and 3,000 strikeouts for his career before retiring.

World Series 2019 champion Washington Nationals parade

Nationals to hold virtual ceremony to unveil 2019 World Series rings

The Nationals will take part in a virtual ceremony on Sunday, May 24 during which their 2019 World Series rings will be unveiled.

This Day in Transaction History: Dodgers complete Milton Bradley trade

On this day 16 years ago, the Dodgers acquired troublesome outfielder Milton Bradley as the club attempted to round out a competitive roster.

Francisco Rodríguez still looking to return to majors

38-year-old reliever Francisco Rodríguez hasn’t pitched in the majors since 2017, but he is still hopeful that he can return.

Bartolo Colon wants to play one more season

If Bartolo Colon, soon 47 years old, had his way, he would finish out his career pitching one more season with the New York Mets.

Mike Trout says Max Scherzer is the best pitcher he has faced

Angels outfielder Mike Trout told golfer Brooks Koepka on Sunday that Nationals ace Max Scherzer is the best pitcher he has ever faced.

Preston Tucker wins car after hitting homer in KBO League

Outfielder Preston Tucker of the Kia Tigers won a Kia Sorento when he hit a ball that landed in the “Home Run Zone” on Sunday.

Rob Manfred outlines testing plan when MLB returns

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred appeared on CNN Thursday evening to discuss the league’s approach if and when the 2020 season finally begins.

Art Howe in ICU due to COVID-19

Former major league player and manager Art Howe, 73, is in the ICU after testing positive for the coronavirus (COVID-19).

Barry Zito unmasked, eliminated on The Masked Singer

Former Giants and Athletics pitcher Barry Zito was revealed and eliminated on Wednesday’s episode of The Masked Singer.

This Day in Transaction History: Marlins acquire Mike Piazza in blockbuster

On this day in 1998, the Marlins cleared a ton of salary and acquired future Hall of Fame catcher Mike Piazza from the Dodgers.

Yadier Molina on Hall of Fame: ‘My numbers are obviously there’

Cardinals catcher Yadier Molina thinks his numbers are “obviously” good enough to earn him enshrinement in the Hall of Fame.

Some past and current players chime in on MLB’s upcoming proposal

Kevin Youkilis, Brandon McCarthy, Alex Wood, and Adam Jones commented on MLB’s upcoming proposal to start the 2020 regular season.

Alex Gordon: ‘I feel like I still want to play at least a few more years.’

Royals outfielder Alex Gordon is 36 and coming off of four unproductive years, but he still wants to extend his career beyond 2020.

Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker slams MLB players for ‘holding out’

Illinois governor J.B. Pritzker said that people “deserve to get their pastime back” and slammed MLB players for “holding out” for more money.

Armando Galarraga wants MLB to recognize his perfect game

10 years after an umpire missed a call to spoil his bid for a perfect game, Armando Galarraga thinks MLB should recognize his historic effort.

Matt Harvey hoping to make it back to the majors

Former Mets pitcher Matt Harvey hasn’t been healthy and effective since 2015, but he’s still hoping to make it back to the majors.

Tony Clark: ‘A system that restricts player pay based on revenues is a salary cap, period.’

MLBPA executive director Tony Clark says that the league’s proposal to split 2020 revenues 50/50 would constitute a salary cap.

This Day in Transaction History: Phillies set Harvey Haddix in motion

On this day 64 years ago, the Phillies traded Harvey Haddix to the Reds. He would end up on the Pirates, throwing 12 perfect innings in a 1959 loss.

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