United States faces top rivals in Tokyo Olympic baseball matchups
The article outlines opening Olympic baseball action in Tokyo with the United States, Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico fielding star players like Mussina and Ichiro Suzuki in Group play. It notes teams eyeing early wins as Japan hosts Group A and other groups begin Tuesday with exhibition games ahead of the tournament.
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Boone retires from Mets after brief spring camp stint
Veteran second baseman Bret Boone, 36, ends his baseball career with the New York Mets after a short spring training period. Once a three time All Star and four time Gold Glove winner, Boone had slumped since 2006 and exited quietly with personal closure.
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