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Jackie Robinson day around MLB a tribute to not just the man, but the player

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By Pete Donovan
| The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA) Verified
Show Caption Hide Caption Jackie Robinson impact on baseball and the Los Angeles Dodgers How Jackie Robinson reshaped Major League Baseball and built a lasting legacy of diversity and community with the Los Angeles Dodgers. April 15 is Jackie Robinson Day in Major League Baseball. Every player on every team will honor Robinson's legacy by wearing his No. 42.
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From Yogi to Uecker these are my favorite all-time baseball quotes

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By Pete Donovan
| The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA) Verified
Show Caption Hide Caption Meet the nine desert high schoolers to have played Major League Baseball With Palm Desert grad Travis Adams joining the ranks, there are now nine players who started in the desert and made it to the big leagues. My favorite quotes in baseball history: “I bet you wish I was Jewish, too.” — Don Drysdale to Manager Walt Alston when he was pitching poorly in the World Series in place of Sandy Koufax, who had decided not to pitch on Yom Kippur.
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MLB season starts Thursday, can the Dodgers pull of rare three-peat?

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By Pete Donovan
| Yahoo Sports Verified
The 2026 baseball season is about to launch. And it will do so under a rather ominous dark cloud. The current labor agreement that the game operates under will expire Dec. 1. At that time, the owners are expected to ask for a salary cap in the new CBA (Collective Bargaining Agreement). The players are expected to turn it down, which in turn would lead to no baseball in 2027, at least at the beginning of the season.
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