Gabe Lacques
Sports Assignment Editor at USA Today
Covering baseball for @USATODAYSports. Unbearably staid. "You don't get to hate it unless you love it."
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usatoday.com | Gabe Lacques
ICE agents drove to Dodger Stadium’s parking entrances in an apparent effort to use the vast lots as a staging area, but did not gain entry to the venerable Los Angeles ballpark, the Dodgers said in a statement Thursday. Shortly after 10 a.m. PDT, a caravan of vans and other vehicles appeared at multiple parking lot entry points, according to social media posts. An overhead view of the caravan, captured by Fox 11 Los Angeles, indicated the presence of Department of Homeland Security officers.
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usatoday.com | Gabe Lacques
WASHINGTON – There are no silver linings to nine wins and 50 losses. When you’re set to obliterate the record for most losses in a major league season – a record not even a year old – there’s nowhere to hide. When your manager gets fired, and the industry is mocking your organization, and there are no reinforcements coming to save you, 9-50 feels like a permanent condition.
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usatoday.com | Gabe Lacques
Three months after stepping away from an agreement to build a new stadium in St. Petersburg, the Tampa Bay Rays took a much-anticipated step in their endless stadium saga: Attempting to sell the team.
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usatoday.com | Gabe Lacques
In a perfect world, the end of the Rafael Devers era in Boston would give way smoothly to the rise of the Roman Empire. Few could have forecast that the long-awaited promotion of top prospect Roman Anthony would have coincided with the stunning early-season trade of Devers. That's how this wild week shook out, however. And funny thing about the Devers deal: It comes as the Red Sox are playing their best baseball of the season.
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usatoday.com | Gabe Lacques
âBlockbuster mid-June tradeâ is almost an oxymoron in Major League Baseball. Especially involving two elite franchises, both still in contention and trying to chase down their archrivals. Thatâs why the swap sending Rafael Devers from the Boston Red Sox to the San Francisco Giants is much more than a Sunday night shocker.
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