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Say cheese: Legends dip into food identity trend

Say cheese: Legends dip into food identity trend

The Lexington Legends have unveiled their first-ever alternate food identity. For a weekend series in August, the Class A Royals affiliate will suit up as the Kentucky Beer Cheese, and Ben Hill has the details.

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One Friday night matchup between Lake Elsinore and Lancaster involved two six-hit showings, an ambulance and a 30-0 score. Then things got weirder.
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Fan gets 'Beer Cheese' tattoo

Lexington Legends superfan Jessica Wright inked her leg with the team's newest alternate logo: the Kentucky Beer Cheese.
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Oakland's 22-year-old left-hander Jesus Luzardo lived up to his billing as MLB.com's No. 12 overall prospect, whiffing two in his first Spring Training outing.
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Angels outfielder Brandon Marsh, the No. 79 overall prospect, suffered a left elbow strain while diving for a ball and could begin the season on the injured list.
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M's & M's & M's

Shed Long Jr. hits an inside-the-park slam, Donnie Walton and Jordan Cowan turn two and Nabil Crismatt hurls an immaculate inning for the M's top plays.
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Good boy makes predictions

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This ain't our first rodeo!

Saddle up and join us Friday, June 5 as we celebrate #SJGiants alum, Madison Bumgarner, and his rodeo alias Mason Saunders...complete with a shirsey giveaway, roping promotions and special Turkey Mike's BBQ menu items. ⚾️🐎https://t.co/XWE9DdgDt1 pic.twitter.com/rdXUXgatfL
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Calling games in a land Down Under

Like many Minor League players, broadcaster Nicholas Badders spent the offseason in Australia, where he savored a title with the Melbourne Aces.

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MiLB joins Negro Leagues Centennial celebration

Minor League Baseball announced its participation in the national celebration commemorating the 100th anniversary of Negro Leagues baseball.
Ambassadors for Change: Destiny Whitmore
Ambassadors for Change: Belicia Montgomery
MiLB opens 2020 FIELD Program applications
Winter Meetings bring women together

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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.
Roberts, Thomas unsung baseball pioneers
Righty Spearman finished what he started
Tugerson made pitch for integration in '53
Robinson first made mark in Minor Leagues

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During the 2019-20 Minor League Baseball offseason, there were a variety of ballpark name changes. Ben Hill recaps that -- and more -- in Batting Around.
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