In 2014, the Los Angeles Angels had the best record in baseball, but their quick exit from the American League Division Series disappointed their fans. They tried in the offseason to bolster their pitching, but it came at the expense of their offense.

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Sarah's Take: For Angels, best-record repeat will be tough

Memphis Tigers basketball head coach told WMC Action News 5 Sports Director Jarvis Greer via text, that he's not leaving Memphis for the vacant Arizona State head coach position.

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"No scuttlebutt here" – Pastner responds to Arizona State rumors

The Alabama Crimson Tide are known for having exceptional recruiting classes, and it looks like 2016 will continue that trend.

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On-the-Field Breakdown of Top Alabama Prospects from the Opening Atlanta

SANTA CLARA, Calif. — Santa Clara baseball hits the road this week for a spring break matchup with Grand Canyon.

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Baseball Heads to Arizona for Spring Break Series with Grand Canyon

Michigan Wolverines coach Jim Harbaugh signed a seven-year deal worth up to $38.1 million this offseason, but when asked if he is worth that kind of money, he told TV station Fox 2 in Detroit simply, “No.”

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Harbaugh says he's not worth Michigan deal

The Chicago Bears will sign the former 49ers defensive tackle, FOX Sports 1 insider Mike Garafolo has confirmed.

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Ex-49er Ray McDonald gets second chance with Chicago Bears

The Bears signed defensive lineman Ray McDonald to a contract after the 49ers released him this past December.

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Chicago Bears sign troubled Ray McDonald after 49ers release

Former Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets star and NBA point guard Mark Price has been offered the Charlotte 49ers job, a source close to the situation said.

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Sources: Mark Price mulling job at Charlotte

McNeese State fans will get their chance to cheer on the Cowboy baseball club when it faces off against rival UL Lafayette at 6 p.m.

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McNeese prepares for home rivalry game against Ragin' Cajuns

It's not unusual for a front office to have to get used to new personnel over the course of Spring Training. In the case of the new regime running the Arizona Diamondbacks, it's a top-to-bottom orientation.

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MLB Pipeline checks in from D-backs camp