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MLB Trade Rumors

The Nationals are signing utility man Chad Pinder to a minor league deal, reports Robert Murray of FanSided. Pinder, who turns 31 on Wednesday, had been in camp with the Reds on a minor league deal until recently. However, as an Article XX(B) free agent, he had the ability to opt-out of that deal this past weekend and return to free agency. But the Reds released him on Friday, allowing him to get an early start on that return to the open market, which has already resulted in a new deal.

Nationals To Sign Chad Pinder To Minor League Deal

Pittsburgh, PA

The Pirates and star outfielder Bryan Reynolds remain engaged in discussion talks, according to Jon Heyman of the New York Post and Jason Mackey of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. Both Heyman and Mackey suggest that Thursday appears to be the deadline for an agreement, with Mackey indicating the 4:10 p.m. EST...

Pirates, Bryan Reynolds continue to discuss contract extension

Chicago, IL

The White Sox will open the season without closer Liam Hendriks, who announced in January that he’d begun undergoing treatment following a non-Hodgkins lymphoma diagnosis. The team hasn’t provided much in the way of updates since that time, but general manager Rick Hahn tells reporters on the eve of Opening Day that Hendriks is making good progress in his battle (Twitter link via Daryl Van Schouwen of the Chicago Sun-Times).

White Sox avoid placing Liam Hendriks on 60-day IL

Saint Louis, MO

The Cardinals are planning to open the season with Tyler O’Neill in center field, writes Derrick Goold of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. He’s expected to be flanked by Lars Nootbaar and rookie Jordan Walker in the corners, with Dylan Carlson pushed into a fourth outfield role out of the gate.

Tyler O'Neill expected to open season as Cardinals starting CF

Cleveland, OH

Cleveland Guardians right-hander Triston McKenzie has been diagnosed with a strain of the teres major muscle in his throwing shoulder, the club announced. He’ll be shut down from throwing for at least two weeks before being reassesed. The club indicated he could be out of MLB action for as much as two months, though that seems to be at the more pessimistic end of the possible timetable.

Guardians ace shut down for at least two weeks

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Clarion County, PA

Rimersburg, PA

The US Sun 

A WOMAN allegedly saw a customer in line forget her cash back - and took it for herself. Court documents show that the 58-year-old from Rimersburg, Pennsylvania, faces criminal charges over the alleged incident. Tammy A. Brown reportedly snatched the $20 from a customer at a Walmart store in Monroe...

Woman caught on Walmart self-checkout cameras ‘stealing money from another customer’

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Mclean, VA

Law & Crime

Virginia woman and convicted murderer Veronica Youngblood, 37, was kicked out of court for lashing out during her sentencing hearing for killing her two daughters, Brooklynn Youngblood, 5, and Sharon Castro, 15.
The post ‘No, no, no!’: Woman lashes out in court during sentencing for murdering her 2 daughters to spite her Navy pilot ex-husband first appeared on Law & Crime.

‘No, no, no!’: Woman lashes out in court during sentencing for murdering her 2 daughters to spite her Navy pilot ex-husband

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Houston, TX

Daily Mail

Squatters who had moved into a Texas area home and changed the locks on the property's owners have been booted out after local media and police investigated.

Texas squatters booted out of property after changing locks and forging lease

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Jensen Beach, FL

USA TODAY

Investigators found Christine Fenton-Gilbert "micro-scratched" lottery tickets to “expose play data” to identify winning tickets she then sold herself

She altered lottery tickets and kept the winnings. Now, the ex-store clerk is ordered to prison.

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Nashville, TN

Newsweek

Senator Josh Hawley has called for the shooting at a school in Nashville to be investigated as a hate crime.

Joe Biden Jokes About Christians Being Targeted in Nashville School Shooting

Los Angeles, CA

OK! Magazine

The drama surrounding Hailey Bieber's alleged feud with Selena Gomez seems to have taken a toll on the model.On Monday, March 27, the wife of Justin Bieber was seen looking down in the dumps while heading into and leaving an office building in Los Angeles. While she hid behind her stylish black shades at times, at one point, she placed the glasses on top of her head, revealing a somber expression following the tiring weeks she's had.The stress of being on the receiving end of constant backlash after she and best friend Kylie Jenner were accused of mocking Gomez didn't...

Downcast Hailey Bieber Steps Out Solo To Run Errands After Hitting Breaking Point Over Rumored Selena Gomez Drama

Minneapolis, MN

The Twins announced their Opening Day roster this evening. Among the group was infielder Willi Castro, indicating Minnesota has selected his contract. Minnesota had a vacancy on the 40-man roster after losing Dennis Santana on waivers a couple weeks ago, so no additional move was necessary. Castro, 26 next month,...

Twins Select Willi Castro

Waco, TX

Salon

Thousands turned out in droves to see former President Donald Trump kick off his 2024 campaign in Waco, Texas on Saturday but some of his supporters did not stay very long. The Waco Tribune's Mike Copeland spoke with a number of attendees, many of whom had traveled from other parts of Texas or had arrived at Waco Regional Airport, the site of the rally, very early in the morning.

"The crowd began to thin": Trump Waco rally crowd started filing out after just "30 minutes"

Oakland, CA

The Oakland A’s are planning to open the season with a platoon arrangement at shortstop, manager Mark Kotsay said over the weekend (link via Matt Kawahara of the San Francisco Chronicle). Aledmys Díaz will get the bulk of the reps, taking playing time against right-handed pitching. Nick Allen will work on the short side of the platoon, with the right-handed hitting Díaz moving to another infield position against southpaws.

Former All-Star to get bulk of starts at shortstop for A's

The Astros informed reporters of a handful of roster decision this afternoon (relayed by Brian McTaggart of MLB.com and Chandler Rome of the Houston Chronicle). Most notably, outfielder/third baseman Corey Julks and catcher/first baseman César Salazar are making the Opening Day roster. Neither player is yet on the 40-man roster, so the club will have to formally select their contracts in the next few days.

Astros To Select Corey Julks, César Salazar

Durham, NC

Collin Rugg, co-owner of conservative commentary outlet Trending Politics, said a video "appears to catch Biden's handler literally telling him how to walk."

Joe Biden's 'Hot Mic' Moment While Visiting Factory Viewed 3M Times

Kansas City, MO

Outfielder Jackie Bradley Jr. and infielder Matt Duffy have been informed that they’ll be on the Kansas City Royals’ Opening Day roster, tweets Anne Rogers of MLB.com. Both were in camp as non-roster invitees, so they’ll need to be added to the 40-man roster. Designated hitter/outfielder Franmil Reyes, also in camp on an NRI, is “likely” to make the roster, Rogers continues, adding that outfielder Edward Olivares and utilityman Nate Eaton are both going to be on the Opening Day squad as well. Olivares and Eaton are already on the 40-man roster. The New York Post’s Jon Heyman first indicated over the weekend that Bradley was expected to make the roster.

Pair of former World Series champions to make Royals’ roster

Phoenix, AZ

The Diamondbacks will be without top reliever Joe Mantiply start the season. Manager Torey Lovullo told reporters the southpaw will open the year on the 15-day injured list as he battles shoulder fatigue (via Nick Piecoro of the Arizona Republic). Arizona will carry Kyle Nelson on the active roster in his place.

Diamondbacks reliever Joe Mantiply to open season on 15-day IL

Colorado State

San Diego, CA

The Padres have informed outfielder David Dahl that he’ll be on the major league roster, tweets Joel Sherman of the New York Post. The Union-Tribune’s Jeff Sanders suggested earlier this evening things were trending in that direction. Dahl returns to the big leagues for the first time since...

Padres To Select David Dahl

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Rangers sign one-time World Series-winning pitcher, two others to minors pacts

The Rangers announced they have signed left-hander Danny Duffy and outfielders Clint Frazier* and Travis Jankowski to minor league deals with non-roster invitations to big league...

Rangers sign one-time World Series-winning pitcher, two others to minors pacts

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