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01/06/2021 After nearly a decade as MLB.com’s executuive columnust, Richard Justice announced via Twitter that he’s leaving the league outlet. Personal news: I took the https://t.co/8DpyxzYr6X buyout after 9 years. I was proud to be part of a team that does an extraordinary job covering the sport. I made friends for life and will miss them greatly. I had a helluva good time. pic.twitter.com/kOBJb0A7jY Justice’s colleagues in the world of media offered their support: Ok, yeah, sure, you’ve long been an example of how to cover the game, how to make the personal and personalities accessi...

share-square-1012735 SEATTLE -- After a very strange 2020, everyone has reasons to look ahead with hope to a New Year and new beginning in ’21. For the Mariners, that certainly holds true as well following a truncated developmental season that provided a few answers, but left many things unanswered. As the club prepares to push forward again in its rebuilding process, here are five questions for 2021. 1. Is Kelenic ready to make a difference? If you’re looking for a reason to get excited about the Mariners’ prospects for the coming season, look no further than their No. 1 prospect per M...

share-square-1447013 Every season is an opportunity for a new batch of previously unknown or unheralded players to step into the spotlight, for young players to make a leap and for a select few to ascend to superstardom. With 2020 coming to a close, we asked MLB.com's beat reporters to look ahead and name the top candidates to break out in '21. Here is one for every club. American League East The hype surrounding Pearson’s arrival didn’t quite match Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s from the year prior, but it was as close as you’ll see. The club’s No. 1 prospect struggled over his first five...

share-square-1442740 Every season is an opportunity for a new batch of previously unknown or unheralded players to step into the spotlight, for young players to make a leap and for a select few to ascend to superstardom. With 2020 coming to a close, we asked MLB.com's beat reporters to look ahead and name the top candidates to break out in '21. Here is one for every club. American League East The hype surrounding Pearson’s arrival didn’t quite match Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s from the year prior, but it was as close as you’ll see. The club’s No. 1 prospect struggled over his first five...

share-square-1030499 Every season is an opportunity for a new batch of previously unknown or unheralded players to step into the spotlight, for young players to make a leap and for a select few to ascend to superstardom. With 2020 coming to a close, we asked MLB.com's beat reporters to look ahead and name the top candidates to break out in '21. Here is one for every club. American League East The hype surrounding Pearson’s arrival didn’t quite match Vladimir Guerrero Jr.’s from the year prior, but it was as close as you’ll see. The club’s No. 1 prospect struggled over his first five...