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Cuba says no deal with MLB for 2016 exhibition game

Cuban baseball officials have not entered talks with Major League Baseball and have no agreement to play an exhibition game next year, a Cuban spokesman said on Thursday after the Wall Street Journal reported that MLB was likely to play a game in Cuba in 2016.

Disney Channel developing movie about Little League’s Mo’ne Davis

The Mo’ne Davis story is coming to Disney Channel. The 13-year-old who made history last summer as the first girl to pitch a shutout in the Little League World Series is the subject of a biopic that the cabler is developing with producer Debra Martin Chase.

Ex-MLB pitcher Roger Clemens reaches settlement in defamation lawsuit

Former Major League Baseball pitching great Roger Clemens on Wednesday reached a settlement to a defamation lawsuit filed years ago by a former trainer who said he injected Clemens with performance-enhancing drugs, Newsday reported.

‘The ‘Stache’ is back

We wanted to get back together and do something as a team, so we decided to bring back our “Fear The ‘Stache” theme that we had last year. We are 1-0 with the mustaches so far and its great because everyone has bought in.

Pitcher Pindel helps Silverado get one back from No. 7 Bonanza

Sophomore pitcher Buddie Pindel allowed three hits in seven innings, and host Silverado capitalized on a handful of miscues by seventh-ranked Bonanza to claim an 8-1 victory. The complete game was Pindel’s second in as many outings.

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UNLV pitcher Bohall gets best of Grand Canyon friends

Rebels freshman Blaze Bohall allowed three hits and one run in 7 1/3 innings in a 7-1 victory over Grand Canyon. The right-hander retired 17 of the final 18 batters he faced, settling down after hitting two hitters in the second inning and giving up the Antelopes’ only run.

Baseball’s hottest prospect makes Mike Bryant the proudest of papas

If Mike Bryant had seen this once, he had seen it a hundred times. Or a thousand, if you go back to Little League and Wiffle Ball: The baseball sailing toward the outfield fence on a long and high arc, easily clearing it, his son Kris breaking into a home run trot.

Ninth-inning rally falls short in UNLV’s 11-10 baseball loss at Air Force

UNLV’s ninth-inning rally fell just short in an 11-10 loss to Air Force in a Mountain West baseball game Sunday in Colorado Springs, Colo. The Rebels scored five runs on five hits, a walk and a hit-batsman in the ninth inning and had two runners on base when the game ended.

Cubs’ Bryant homers twice, puts on show for hometown fans

A day after Las Vegan Kris Bryant went 0-for-4 in his homecoming at Cashman Field, he belted two home runs to increase his majors-leading spring total to six and carry Chicago to a 3-1 Big League Weekend exhibition win over the Oakland A’s.

Little, Bishop Gorman trip defending state champion Liberty

Bishop Gorman junior right-hander Jack Little made just one mistake Saturday, allowing a two-run homer in the sixth. Other than that, he was nearly perfect in six innings, allowing three hits and striking out five in the Gaels’ 4-2 victory over Liberty.

A’s switch-pitcher Venditte able to spin batters his own way

Pat Venditte isn’t a baseball immortal by any means, but the Oakland Athletics switch-pitcher did inspire the creation of a new rule that’s named for him. The eighth-year pro is the only ambidextrous pitcher in professional baseball.

Cubs’ College of Coaches wasn’t so dumb

Starting with the 1961 season, P.K. Wrigley, the Cubs’ spendthrift owner, decided the team no longer should have a field manager. Instead, it would have an eight-man committee of coaches. And that every month or so, one of these fungo hitters would become head coach.

Four-run fourth inning sparks UNLV past Air Force

Erik VanMeetren, Morgan Stotts and Dylan Ellis hit consecutive doubles in UNLV’s four-run fourth inning, lifting the Rebels to a 4-3 victory over Air Force in a Mountain West baseball game Saturday in Colorado Springs, Colo.

Despite sizzling start, Bryant expected to open season in minors

Las Vegan Kris Bryant received a hero’s welcome from family and friends when he returned for a spring training game Friday with the Chicago Cubs, who defeated the Oakland Athletics 5-3 at Cashman Field. Bryant went 0-for-4, but has hit four home runs in spring training.

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