MLB on FOX's Saturday Slate Preview: Yankees-Giants, Twins-Orioles, Royals-Braves
It's still too early to see how teams are shaping up, but the first Saturday of the MLB season always feels a bit special.
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It's still too early to see how teams are shaping up, but the first Saturday of the MLB season always feels a bit special.
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