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Orioles’ Chris Davis continues to hit for power and not much else
Now that the Red Sox have experienced their biggest free agent bust in team history after designating Pablo Sandoval for assignment last week while still owing him $48.5 million, the Orioles may be in the early stages of their worst signing ever. The post-All Star break return from the DL of slug-or-miss first baseman Chris Davis was met with little fanfare, even though the losing Orioles were in desperate need of anything positive. Granted, the Orioles’ main problem has been starting pitching, but Davis was given big money for his bat and the 2017 team needs it. Remember when Crush Davis used to go on a tear for a month hitting prodigious home runs seemingly every night while getting on base at an impressive clip?
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Ravens give $1.5 million to keep Baltimore high school open
Jamison Hensley ESPN Staff Writer Close University of Maryland graduate Lives in the Baltimore area with his wife and son Follow on Twitter BALTIMORE -- The Baltimore Ravens donated $1.5 million to keep open the Renaissance Academy High School in Baltimore. The team decided to renovate the high school after Ravens owner Steve Bisciotti was moved by the stories of students at the troubled school and the devotion they showed to the school when officials threatened to close its doors. “We saw it as an opportunity to get involved and where the Ravens could make a difference,” Ravens president Dick Cass told The Baltimore Sun. Last year, school system leaders recommended closing the school, where
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Panthers pressing fantasy questions: Freely open up the coffers for McCaffrey
The fantasy community is splintered on how rookie Christian McCaffrey will perform in 2017. Yahoo fanalysts Brad Evans and Liz Loza provide proper guidance.
