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Stephen Parello

South Plainfield
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Reliever Yankees just traded to Nationals already getting praise we feared amid mixed-bag start

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By Stephen Parello
| Yanks Go Yard Verified
The New York Yankees needed (and still need) offense, and so we got trading for Luis Garcia Jr. It's only been a handful of games, but the 26-year-old slugger has been good so far, and of course, you gotta give something to get something, but we'd be lying if we said it didn't hurt to give up Yovanny Cruz.
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Phillies have an obvious solution as Bryce Harper's knee pain persists in outfield

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By Stephen Parello
| That Ball's Outta Here Verified
When the Philadelphia Phillies announced their game of musical chairs following the acquisition of Luis Arraez, the primary concern was the defense. The biggest threat to the defensive performance, something that was already a weakness, was moving Bryce Harper back to the outfield. Now, though, we're learning that might be a secondary problem, as Harper's knee hasn't responded well to roaming the grass.
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Concerning Evan Carter development has erased a lot of Rangers optimism

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By Stephen Parello
| Nolan Writin Verified
For the majority of the season, the Texas Rangers' offensive performance has been a concern. In reality, the concern dates back longer, ever since the club fell flat following the magical 2023 World Series run. However, for a not-so-brief moment this year, the Rangers were actually good at the plate. From June 1 through late July, Texas led the American League in both batting average and OPS. If you look closely, there's reason to believe that the Rangers' lineup could be potent.
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