— Entering spring practice, one of the things Miami knew for certain was that it had a solid starting quarterback in rising sophomore Brad Kaaya, the reigning ACC rookie of the year.
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Miami's Malik Rosier, Brad Kaaya give 'Canes options at QB
Bucs drop to 12-13
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WVU upends Buccaneers on Saturday, 9-2
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Georgia Bulldogs' 3 QBs show 'flashes' in scrimmage
Ryan Braun extended his torrid stretch with two more hits and two RBIs for the Milwaukee Brewers in a 3-2 loss to the Cleveland Indians on Saturday. After an 0-for-12 start this spring, Braun has 10 hits in his last 19 at-bats (.526) and is hitting .323 in Cactus League play. He had both hits against Cleveland starter Zach McAllister, who struck out nine in five innings.
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Brewers' Braun has 2 hits, 2 RBIs in 3-2 loss to Indians
Michael Howard and KJ Harrison drove in solo runs in both the sixth and seventh innings but could not overcome a 3-0 deficit. Harrison's infield single in the seventh made it 3-2 in favor of the Mustangs but Zack Zehner hit a two-run home run in the top of the eighth to ice the game for Cal Poly (9-14 overall)
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Cal Poly whacks No. 24 Oregon State, Drew Rasmussen, 7-2
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Mike Trout hit his fourth spring homer for the Los Angeles Angels while rookie Joc Pederson hit his fifth home run that helped the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 5-4 win Saturday. Erick Aybar hit his first spring homer, connecting against Dodgers starter David Huff.
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Trout hits 4th HR for Angels, Pederson hits 5th for Dodgers
Mike Trout hit his fourth spring homer for the Los Angeles Angels while rookie Joc Pederson hit his fifth home run that helped the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 5-4 win Saturday.
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Trout, Pederson Shine In Freeway Series In Tempe
Cody Brown said it always was a joke with the doctors, nurses, and lab technicians during his battle with a rare form of blood cancer.
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The comeback kid: Cody Brown battles back from cancer
Arizona reliever Oliver Perez was dubbed the next Randy Johnson when San Diego signed him in 1999. Sixteen years later, he's an inspiration to Mexican-born players who hope to reach the major leagues
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Arizona Diamondbacks' Oliver Perez thriving after career of highs and lows