Baseball Tonight Switches to West Coast Showdowns
The schedule lists Cubs at Cardinals with Wainwright facing Arrieta, then Giants at Diamondbacks, Padres at Dodgers, and late games. Matchups feature Wainwright Cueto Corbin Maeda and others with start times from 7:40 p.m. to 10:10 p.m. local.
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MLB Calendar Highlights From May To December
The schedule lists key dates for the season including May 16 to 18 in New York, June 12 amateur draft start, July 11 All-Star Game in Miami, July 7 draft signing deadline, July 30 Hall of Fame inductions in Cooperstown, July 31 last waiver trades, September 1 rosters expand to 40, November deadlines for qualifying offers, and December 10 to 14 winter meetings in Lake Buena Vista Florida.
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Twins win opener as Sano homers and Buxton shines
Miguel Sano homered and drew the third bases loaded walk in a dreadful seventh inning for Kansas City. The Twins beat the Royals 7-1 to start the season. Ervin Santana allowed two hits and two walks over seven innings with three strikeouts and two Buxton diving catches.
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Odor Drives in Four as Rangers Open Season
Rougned Odor homered twice and drove in four runs in his first two at bats after signing a new contract. Carlos Gomez added a 461 foot homer for Texas as Cleveland’s Corey Kluber struggled over six innings, giving up three homers and five runs. Darvish labored in his final season, allowing four runs with five walks and two wild pitches over six innings.
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Indians Rally Ends in Tie as Darvish Dominates
In a high scoring duel, the Indians surge with Encarnacion’s homer to tie in the eighth and Almonte driving in the go ahead in the ninth. Darvish yields Santana double and Ramirez homer as Cleveland and Texas trade early blows. Beltre nears 3000 hits while on the DL.
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Indians start Carrasco in season opener after line drive injury
Carlos Carrasco returns as the Indians' starting pitcher for the regular season, his first since a September 17 line drive fracture sidelined him through the postseason. He reported elbow discomfort earlier in spring training. Meanwhile Martin Perez will start Texas' second game, a role he has filled in three of the last four seasons, following a 33-start season.
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