Cole Bradley

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GOODYEAR, Ariz. -- Colson Montgomery returned to Cactus League action on Sunday afternoon from a bout with back spasms, resuming his case to open the season as the White Sox starting shortstop. Montgomery went hitless in two at-bats against the Guardians at Goodyear Ballpark in a 1-0 loss, but he looked comfortable and smooth at short, making a pair of solid plays before being removed in the fifth inning. Just getting back on the field was a positive development for Montgomery and the White Sox.

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PEORIA, Ariz. -- For as talented as Yu Darvish was early in his career, he seemingly has gotten better with age. Between his meticulous preparation for the rigors of a long season and how he has adapted to remain a considerable force on the mound well into the later stages of his career, Darvish has maintained a level of competitiveness that is rare among players in their late 30s.

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PEORIA, Ariz. -- When Kyle Hart ventured overseas to join the NC Dinos of the Korean Baseball Organization ahead of last season, he didn’t think he’d end up in another big league clubhouse. At least not anytime soon. “I didn’t really feel like that was what I was setting out to do,” Hart said. “You pitch well, and people are going to find you. People are going to notice.”What a difference a year makes.

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PEORIA, Arizona -- Era solo cuestión de tiempo antes de que los mejores prospectos de los Padres, el dominicano Leo De Vries y el venezolano Ethan Salas, se despidieran del campamento de Grandes Ligas, algo que se hizo oficial la mañana del jueves. A sus 18 años, ambos todavía tienen mucho trabajo por delante antes de estar listos para causar impacto en San Diego. Aun así, es difícil no reconocer lo mucho que impresionaron De Vries y Salas durante las primeras semanas del campamento primaveral.

1 month ago | mlb.com | Cole Bradley

PEORIA, Ariz. -- When Kyle Hart ventured overseas to join the NC Dinos of the Korean Baseball Organization ahead of last season, he didn’t think he’d end up in another big league clubhouse. At least not anytime soon. “I didn’t really feel like that was what I was setting out to do,” Hart said. “You pitch well, and people are going to find you. People are going to notice.”What a difference a year makes.