Angels hope to be dazzled by glove of Simmons
Angels new shortstop Andrelton Simmons brings elite defense to Anaheim after a trade from the Braves. Managers and stars praise his range and arm while the club chases stronger infield play and more wins. He aims for a .280 batting average and 100 RBI potential as he adjusts to Orange County.
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Vogelsong Eyes Revival With Pirates In Spring Camp
Pitcher Ryan Vogelsong, back with the Pirates at Bradenton camp, aims for a big season at age 38. He notes skepticism but says he remains focused on pitching well, after a career arc that included a return from Japan and a key role with the Giants in 2012 and a World Series title in 2012.
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Simmons Faces Crucial Finish as LSU Hope Fades
LSU star Ben Simmons could miss the NCAA tournament if the Tigers stumble in their final three games and the SEC Tournament. Injuries, including a sports hernia to Keith Hornsby, contribute to LSU's slide as bubble teams across major conferences jockey for at‑large bids.
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Clemson and South Carolina Earn Wins On Diamond
South Carolina belted 14 hits and rode Clarke Schmidt seven scoreless innings to a 7-1 victory over Penn State at Founders Park. Schmidt improved to 2-0 with eight strikeouts, while Colie Bowers added two innings of relief for the Gamecocks who improved to 6-0. Clemson piled three home runs including two by Chase Pinder in a 6-1 win over James Madison at Doug Kingsmore Stadium as Charlie Barnes dominated over six innings for the Tigers who rose to 3-1.
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South Aiken races by Silver Bluff in Mustang Classic
South Aiken defeated Silver Bluff 15 to 2 in the Mustang Classic Friday night. Megan Martin earned the win and batted 2 for 3 with three RBI, Emily Hartley homered and went 2 for 4 with four RBI, Shania Jackson 2 for 3 with a double and three RBI, Maci Hutto 2 for 3 with a double, Kiara Brown a two RBI double, and South Aiken advances to face Saluda at 5 p.m. Wednesday.
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Pacers Fall, Banks Drives In Late Run To Force Game Two
Pacers lose 6 runs on 10 hits as Calvo allows all six in seven innings. Moon Pal and Schoen each collect two hits for the Pacers. Banks drives in the decisive run in the eighth before Gammon seals the loss with a save. Tomorrow’s game at 3 p.m. hinges on better offense.
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