Strawberry heads for drug treatment center
Darryl Strawberry of the Los Angeles Dodgers will miss the season start and enter immediate drug treatment for a substance abuse problem. Dodgers executives and attorney say the move aims at recovery, with no clear return date. he remains on the disabled list and will be paid while out. Dodgers recalled Bill Ashley to replace him. the season opens at home versus the Florida Marlins.
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Strawberry Faces Treatment After Alcohol Issue
After addressing an alcohol problem, Strawberry faces substance abuse treatment. Attorney confirms current affliction but does not specify the drug. An unnamed outfielder is placed on the disabled list with no indication of when he’ll rejoin the team. Billy Ashley recalled to fill the roster spot.
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Top position players earning 48.7 million in baseball lineup
The most expensive baseball lineup rose 2.6 percent to 48.7 million. Multiyear deals and a potential work stoppage kept increases modest. Jack McDowell tops the list at 5.3 million as AL Cy Young winner with the White Sox. Benito Santiago remains Marlins catcher at 3.8 million. Rafael Palmeiro debuts with Orioles at 5.47 million, replacing Will Clark who moved to the Rangers.
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AP all star salary lineup tops 32.15 million in 1993
The article lists top salaries for Major League Baseball stars including Jack McDowell Barry Bonds and Ryne Sandberg with totals around 32 million for an AP all stars lineup. It notes Bonds is the sole repeat all star from last year and highlights players at each position with their compensation.
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AMA asks MLB to ban tobacco ads in ballparks
The AMA urges all 28 major league teams to ban smoking and tobacco advertising inside ballparks. Dr. William E. Jacott says baseball’s role with children makes it unacceptable to allow tobacco presence, noting many parks already restrict ads. The AMA previously backed a policy opposing smoking at all sporting events.
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Cubs' Rhodes hits three homers opening day
Karl Rhodes becomes only the second player with three homers on opening day, matching a feat by George Bell. He connected on three line drives off Dwight Gooden, but the Cubs fell 12-8 to the Mets. The opener drew 72,470 at Mile High Stadium with Mariano Duncan driving in runs for the Phillies.
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