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Harrison Bader, Dean Kremer headline as Team Israel announces World Baseball Classic lineup
Several MLB players have been added to Team Israel's roster this year, in time for next month's World Baseball Classic.
Alex Bregman, who drew a Jewish star on his cap after October 7, inks $175M deal with the Cubs
Alon Leichman becomes first Israeli head pitching coach in the MLB
Disney subsidiary ESPN purchases WWE US streaming rights for $1.6b. over five year period
MLB gives 1920-1948 Negro Leagues 'Major League' status
MLB said it was working with the Elias Sports Bureau to review the move's "ramifications on statistics and records."
Magnificent MLB debut by Dean Kremer
First Israeli by birth to reach majors stymies Yankees for win • Pitcher hopes to inspire blue-and-white youth
Israel’s Kremer dominates Yankees in debut as pitcher for Orioles
Orioles pitcher, 24, becomes first blue-and-white draftee to reach baseball’s highest level.
Max Fried idolizes Sandy Koufax — and this year he’s pitching like him
“The more success I had growing up, the more I heard about Sandy Koufax in the Jewish community,” he said.
Fauci baseball card sets all-time high for sales at Topps website
More than 51,500 Faucis were sold when the card hit the site last week, setting an all-time high for a print run on the site, the company said Monday.
Pending COVID-19 test results, Yankees, Phillies set to start series
It is even possible the teams could play a doubleheader Tuesday, but the more likely scenario is a single game Tuesday followed by a doubleheader in the Bronx on Wednesday or Thursday.
Giants' Jewish manager Kapler becomes first coach to kneel during anthem
According to multiple media reports, other Giants who took a knee were outfielders Austin Slater, Jaylin Davis and Mike Yastrzemski as well as first base coach Antoan Richardson.
Jewish ex-baseball player offers to teach athletes about antisemitism
Kevin Youkilis has long been famous for his Jewish heritage.
MLB closes all spring sites as COVID-19 spreads - reports
The Blue Jays shut their training site in nearby Dunedin, Fla., after a player exhibited symptoms of COVID-19, multiple media outlets reported.
