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From there, Cora can hand the ball to either of a pair of hard-throwing left-handers in Hernandez or Taylor. Andriese is a swingman who'd like a chance to start, while rule 5 pick Whitlock looks like he could be a  weapon against right-handed hitters. Cora will likely round out this group with Brice and Valdez, a pair of veterans who should benefit most from Brasier's absence.

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David Price is a former Cy Young Award winner set to make $32 million this year — paid 50-50 by the Dodgers and Boston Red Sox. He’s healthy and rested after opting out of last season. He’d occupy a spot in almost every starting rotation in the majors. But there’s a strong chance he won’t start for the Dodgers, at least to begin the season.

His fault or not, Camargo is facing felony drug charges and will be away from the team for awhile as he deals with his legal problems. Whether money was the main motivation or not, the point remains that an enormous amount of meth was found in Camargo’s vehicle.

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Starter Zac Gallen is being evaluated for soreness in his right forearm and his status is uncertain to begin the season on April 1. Pittsburgh Pirates face coverings

What Engel's season-starting stay on the injured list could point to is Billy Hamilton cracking the team's Opening Day group. His speed has been on full display since the White Sox added him to camp on a minor league deal last week. He made one particularly notable scoot around the bases last Thursday, when after a walk he briskly moved to second on a wild pitch, to third on a stolen base and home on another pitch that got past the catcher.

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"I don't think it was necessarily by design that you would set up this system that was not as aggressive to retiring numbers and things," Piazza told reporters via Zoom. "It's a question of timing, because I think by nature the Mets have always been a traditional organization. And guys that have been alumni here have kind of hung out and have always been sort of in the fabric of the club.