Major League Leaders Baseball Stats Snapshot
American League leaders show Boston and Detroit atop batting, with Pedroia and Betts shining. Key categories list Pedroia 3 hits, two homers, 2 runs, while Arenado leads NL batting with .750. Notable performances include Buchholz and Arenado among top pitchers and hitters.
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Braves rout Miami 12-2 to open season in shutout win
The Atlanta Braves surged in the first inning scoring seven runs off Mat Latos and defeated the Miami Marlins 12-2. Latos faltered in his hometown debut, lasting two-thirds of an inning with an ERA of 94.50, as Adam Jones and Steve Pearce helped lead the outburst.
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Record spring training attendance set as Cubs top totals
Major League Baseball reports a spring training attendance record of 4,034,708 across 481 dates, averaging 8,388 per game. The Cubs led with 222,415 at Sloan Park, while the Red Sox sold out all 15 home games and 63 Grapefruit League games at JetBlue Park. Chris Davis returned from a 25 game suspension for amphetamine use with Orioles. Mejia of the Mets began the season on the 15 day DL with elbow inflammation. Braun showed no major injury after MRI and aims to miss only a game or two.
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Indians extend Carrasco with multi-year deal and options
Indians announce a long-term contract for right-hander Danny Carrasco with $2.34 million in 2015 salary and escalating salaries of $4.5 million in 2016, $6.5 million in 2017, and $8 million in 2018. Options are $9 million in 2019 and $9.5 million in 2020 with a $662,500 buyout. Carrasco, 28, posted a 2.55 ERA over 40 games last season after returning from bullpen duty and overcoming suspensions earlier in his career. The move joins other long-term extensions for Michael Brantley, Yan Gomes, Jason Kipnis, and Carlos Santana.
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Giants Cain placed on DL with forearm strain
San Francisco right-hander Matt Cain is on the disabled list with a flexor tendon strain in his right forearm retroactive to April 4. Cain will fly to San Francisco for further evaluation and may miss a few weeks, manager Bruce Bochy said before the game against the Arizona Diamondbacks.
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