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Miguel Rojas admitted being bothered by recent criticism from former teammate Jazz Chisholm Jr., saying «you don't even know me» and implying that the Miami Marlins star should «respect everybody» in the clubhouse.
Something very odd is happening in Major League Baseball. At the same time payroll inequality is reaching levels not seen in more than a decade and barreling toward the imbalance of the mid-2000s, fewer teams are outright punting on their seasons than in recent years. Whether it's because of talent, spending or a subpar division, 26 of baseball's 30 teams enter Opening Day with genuine playoff aspirations.
Given the events of last week, the 2024 season for the Los Angeles Dodgers promises to be even wilder and more unpredictable than anyone could have imagined. After committing nearly $1.2 billion in the offseason to sign Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto and acquire-and-extend Tyler Glasnow — plus signing Teoscar Hernandez, James Paxton and Joe Kelly — the Dodgers are the favorite to win it all. It's World Series-or-bust for them.
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LOS ANGELES: Anthony Davis led a stunning late fightback as the Los Angeles Lakers overturned a 19-point fourth quarter deficit to defeat the Milwaukee Bucks 128-124 in double overtime on Tuesday (Mar 26).
ANAHEIM, Calif. — Ippei Mizuhara wasn't just Shohei Ohtani's interpreter, he was a middleman for coaches and teammates, a facilitator for everything the two-way star needed within a ballpark, not to mention away from one.
MILWAUKEE — Exhausted from logging 52 minutes, 51 seconds — the most playing time of his career and most by a Los Angeles Lakers player since Kobe Bryant in 2012 — and hobbled by a sore knee that required treatment during the game, all Anthony Davis could do was smile after outlasting the Milwaukee Bucks 128-124 in double overtime on Tuesday.