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Former player Law chips in to fight COVID-19

Former player Law chips in to fight COVID-19

Through his brother's dental supply company, former Minor Leaguer Adam Law steps back into the box one year after retiring and digs in to take his cuts against the coronavirus pandemic.

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A letter from Pat O'Conner

MiLB President & CEO Pat O'Conner announced that the 2020 season will begin once public health experts decide it's safe and players are physically ready.
'100 Seasons of Buffalo Baseball'

Jim Overfield revived his father's project, first published in 1985. The result, rolling out this summer, is a love letter to a city with a storied link to the national pastime.
Need something new for lunch? Let Tortugas Food & Beverage Manager Alex help you whip up some tasty treats in our new series, #BellyBusterBallparkBites! pic.twitter.com/2mMNxjyvZc
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The 2019 Minor League season was full of amazing performances, and you can watch them for free on MiLB.TV. These 10 games are good places to start.
Marlins on the move

The Marlins pared their roster by assigning two of their top 10 prospects, outfielder Monte Harrison and right-hander Nick Neidert, to their Triple-A affiliate in Wichita.
The world's most spacious game of catch! pic.twitter.com/hhxl1Ahsm9
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Twins' triplets

On the eve of the Major League roster freeze, the Twins sent their top three prospects -- Royce Lewis, Alex Kirilloff and Trevor Larnach -- to Minor League camp.
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Diversity & Inclusion

Ambassadors for Change: Daytona Tortugas

This series spotlights the people, programs and stories that champion diversity and inclusion in Minor League Baseball. This installment profiles the Daytona Tortugas.
Ambassadors for Change: Breon Dennis
MiLB joins Negro Leagues Centennial celebration
Ambassadors for Change: Destiny Whitmore
Ambassadors for Change: Belicia Montgomery

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History

Buffalo baseball lore gets modern retelling

Jim Overfield leads a Buffalo baseball history project that picks up his historian father Joe Overfield's greatest work -- 35 years after the original publication.
Cal League series still baffling 13 years later
Integration spread from field to stands
Truth about Tigers emerges in pennant race
Kurpiel's homer kept going and going

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Diversity & Inclusion

Ambassadors for Change: Daytona Tortugas

This series spotlights the people, programs and stories that champion diversity and inclusion in Minor League Baseball. This installment profiles the Daytona Tortugas.
Ambassadors for Change: Breon Dennis
MiLB joins Negro Leagues Centennial celebration
Ambassadors for Change: Destiny Whitmore
Ambassadors for Change: Belicia Montgomery

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Black History

Integration spread from field to stands

In 1957, integration at Durham Athletic Park -- where African-Americans Bubba Morton and Ted Richardson played for the Bulls -- spread from the field to the stands.
Righty Spearman finished what he started
Robinson first made mark in Minor Leagues
Roberts, Thomas unsung baseball pioneers
Tugerson made pitch for integration in '53

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Ben's Biz

Alone together: Teams forge connections

There may not be any games for the foreseeable future, but that hasn't stopped Minor League teams from flexing their creative muscles. Ben Hill explores.
As season nears, Jumbo Shrimp reveal it all
A puzzling development in Charleston
A deeper look at Minors' 2019 attendance
Legends to become Royals with cheese

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Toolshed

Toolshed: Dreaming of 2020 debuts

The 2020 season will not be played under normal circumstances. But what if it were? Toolshed takes a whack at predicting when Top-100 prospects might have made their Major League debuts this summer.
Toolshed dream lineup: The teenagers
Toolshed: Farms prep for FSL robot umps
Toolshed: Spring Training takeaways
Toolshed: Rays will make most of middle infield

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