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No no-no: Slade Cecconi flirts with ending Guards’ long no-hitter drought in 10-2 romp over Royals

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By Juan Soto Verified, Slade Cecconi
| World Baseball Network
About 4 minutes reading time. CLEVELAND (AP) — Slade Cecconi didn’t need anyone in Cleveland’s dugout to tell him he was throwing a no-hitter. He found out on his own. Stealing a glance at Progressive Field’s giant scoreboard in the fourth inning, Cecconi noticed something unusual. “I was like, huh, a lot of zeros up there on our side,” he said. He kept it like that for a while.
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2020 Fantasy Baseball Player Profiles

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By Corbin Carroll, Lourdes Gurriel Jr., Ryan Thompson, Slade Cecconi
| Fantasy Alarm
Published: Dec 20, 2019 In your more traditional fantasy baseball magazines, you get a section that offers player capsules on anywhere from 500 to 1,500 major league ballplayers. Each capsule offers a short write-up of what the player did last season, something about his skill-set, potential role with the team and maybe even some projections for the upcoming season. Sounds great, right? Sort of. We’ve already established that this is not your traditional fantasy baseball guide.
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Fantasy Baseball Daily Round Up: August 14

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By Greg Jewett, Adley Rutschman, Kyle Bradish, Slade Cecconi
| Fantasy Alarm
As the playoff races heat up, especially in the National League, players will rise or fall to the occasion. Matt Carpenter continues to obliterate baseballs and his 33rd home run propelled St. Louis into the lead in the eighth inning: We are speechless, @MattCarp13. WOW. pic.twitter.com/1dUszai8qu — MLB (@MLB) August 14, 2018 Fantasy baseball can be a fickle game. Carpenter ended up on some waiver wires when his batting average (.140) and slugging percentage (.272) reached their nadir on May 15th.
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