Concepcion confident he'll sign with Reds
All star shortstop Dave Concepcion, after arriving late to the Reds workouts in Tampa, expressed confidence he will sign a long term deal with Cincinnati. He said he wants fair pay, denied a $1 million loss report, and plans talks with GM Dick Wagner as Pete Rose and others remain unsigned.
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Kuhn approves Lindblad deal amid Finley feud
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn approved the Lindblad sale to the Texas Rangers as Oakland owner Charles C. Finley amplified his feud with Kuhn by threatening more deals. Finley said he might pursue additions or cash deals while Kuhn warned against liquidating talent and vowed to scrutinize transactions, with potential disapproval or remedial action.
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No-show Carty fined by Indians in spring training
Cleveland manager Phil Seghi fined Rico Carty $100 for not reporting to spring training in Tucson. Carty remained in the Dominican Republic as his agent Alan Hendricks questioned the legality and urged that Carty has no obligation without a 1977 contract. Seghi renewed Orlando Gonzalez and Stan Perzanowski contracts and Boog Powell signed a one year deal.
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Spring training erupts as injuries hit several teams
Pitcher Larry Dierker of the Cardinals suffers a broken left leg and will miss 4-6 weeks. Bill Buckner of the Cubs fractures a left index finger, with Buttner and Bonham also hurt. Cuellar, Pitlock, and Jones report elbow and heel troubles, while Baylor and Grich cope with muscle and back strains. Off the field, contract moves include Kingman’s pay cut, Singleton’s five year Orioles pact, and other signings from Powell to Piniella.
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