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Fixtures Standings 17 games Fixtures Standings
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New York Mets3-5-12
Houston Astros3-4-11
CACTI Park of the Palm Beaches
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Washington Nationals2-5-13
St. Louis Cardinals3-5-16
Roger Dean Chevrolet Stadium
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Miami Marlins6-26
Baltimore Orioles5-412
Ed Smith Stadium
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New York Yankees6-2-15
Boston Red Sox3-5-12
JetBlue Park at Fenway South
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Detroit Tigers3-4-12
New York Yankees5-2-18
George M. Steinbrenner Field
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Philadelphia Phillies6-2-15
Toronto Blue Jays5-1-26
Dunedin Stadium
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Cleveland Indians2-57
Oakland Athletics3-68
Hohokam Stadium
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Milwaukee Brewers5-2-14
Chicago Cubs3-53
Sloan Park
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Arizona Diamondbacks2-54
Los Angeles Dodgers5-2-17
Camelback Ranch - Glendale
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Los Angeles Angels4-310
San Francisco Giants5-3-13
Scottsdale Stadium
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Chicago White Sox4-3-16
Texas Rangers4-47
Surprise Stadium
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San Diego Padres6-17
Cincinnati Reds3-43
Goodyear Ballpark
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Kansas City Royals4-59
Seattle Mariners3-56
Peoria Stadium
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Los Angeles Dodgers6-2-114
Colorado Rockies3-42
Salt River Fields at Talking Stick
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Cleveland Indians2-66
Oakland Athletics4-68
Las Vegas Ballpark
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Atlanta Braves3-5-112
Tampa Bay Rays4-4-10
Charlotte Sports Park
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Pittsburgh Pirates1-7-12
Minnesota Twins4-2-30
Lee County Sports Complex

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News Dodgers executive Bob Wolfe shifting to advisory role Dodgers executive Bob Wolfe will transition to an advisory role after 14 years as executive vice president and five as chief operating officer. News Joc Pederson among three Rangers to decline mutual options Designated hitter Joc Pederson, catcher Kyle Higashioka and right-hander Jakob Junis declined their mutual options with the Rangers, the team said. ESPN Jesse Rogers Uecker magic was in air during Brewers' World Series parade A legend and a long time coming. Here's how the voice of a state resonated throughout a citywide celebration. News Japanese RHP Kaima Taira to be posted by Seibu Lions, move to MLB Japanese right-hander Kaima Taira's team, the Seibu Lions, announced it will allow him to pursue a career in MLB via the posting system that allows certain players to sign abroad.