Baseball talks stall as Aug. 30 strike date looms
After three days of bargaining the MLB players and owners remain far apart on a luxury tax and revenue sharing. The union plans a Friday conference call to set an August 30 strike date as the season nears its mid point with no contract in place.
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Mets trade Estes to Reds amid pennant push
Cincinnati acquires lefty Shawn Estes from New York in exchange for two minor leaguers and two players to be named, with the Mets paying the remainder of his 1.524 million salary. Estes will start Saturday against Houston as Cincinnati digs from a late-season slide and seeks pitching depth.
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Bradley to be released from hospital after appendectomy
Cleveland Indians center fielder Milton Bradley, who had an appendectomy, is set to be released Friday in St. Petersburg. He is expected to return to Cleveland by weekend and may begin light exercise in a week, after undergoing surgery on Wednesday following Tuesday’s 9-5 win.
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Harlem Cleared to Play in Little League World Series
Harlem can compete in the Little League World Series after providing documents showing players meet residency rules. Little League officials credited homegrown status and faulted Harlem leaders for earlier documentation gaps while noting age and residence proof must be shown at local, state, and regional levels.
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Regina All-Stars Aim High at Little League World Series
North Regina All-Stars carry a season long goal set inside their caps to win provincial regional and Canadian titles. They open LLWS play against Transatlantic in South Williamsport after a 5 0 Canadian championship final win over Gloucester Ontario. Manager Barry Richardson attributes success to depth and teamwork guiding 11 and 12 year olds toward the playoff rounds.
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