The Milwaukee Brewers have a numbers problem in the outfield that many other teams might envy. He won two Gold Gloves in five full seasons with Arizona before being traded last year to the Brewers. Manager Ron Roenicke doesn't necessarily view Parra as a fourth outfielder
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Bucknell will be looking to make their third NCAA tournament appearance under Dave Paulsen.
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Patriot League Tournament Preview and Postseason Awards
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The Chicago Bulls have been decimated by injuries, and it might be their coach's fault
Reality forced the Edmonton Oilers to trade Jeff Petry in their one selling move at the trade deadline. Languishing at the bottom of the Western Conference, the Oilers sent the pending-free-agent defenceman to the Montreal Canadiens for a 2015 second-round pick and a conditional fifth that could end up being as high as a third
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Oilers trade Petry to Habs as focus remains on draft picks and future
Despite its recent struggles, North Carolina is still in the running for a double-bye in the ACC tournament.
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North Carolina-Georgia Tech Preview
When the Chicago Cubs open their season at Wrigley Field next month, players and fans alike may feel a bit like a homeowner who lives in a house where workers are tearing apart the kitchen.
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Cubs expect 'dusty' year amid Wrigley Field renovations
After a huge 73-70 win over the Gonzaga Bulldogs, BYU is again squarely on the bubble for an invitation to the NCAA tournament.
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Making BYU's case for March Madness
ACC spring preview: Florida State is still the king entering 2015
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ACC spring preview: Florida State is still the king entering 2015
Georgetown can remain in the hunt for the No. 2 seed in the Big East tournament with a win against the No
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Hoyas head to Butler with a chance to bolster their standing
Left-hander Paul Maholm is getting a chance to help the Cincinnati Reds piece together their depleted starting rotation. The Reds signed Maholm to a minor league deal and invited him to training camp to see whether he could be a starter again after spending much of last season in the Dodgers bullpen. Before that, he was a starter with the Pirates, Cubs and Braves.
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Paul Maholm gets a chance to help Reds' depleted rotation