White Sox Signed Alex Colome For One-Year/$10,532,500 Deal To Avoid Salary Arbitration

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Mets Streak At Six After Jacob DeDrom Strikes Out 11

Hours after the Trade Deadline came and went, after Mets officials finished spinning their strategy as a way to stay relevant in 2019, the players stepped back between the lines to face the hard part.

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White Sox Plan To Keep Alex Colome

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Nationals Interested In Alex Colome & Shane Greene

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Jose Abreu Finds Redemption With Two-Run Homer

After faulting himself for allowing the Red Sox to come back on Monday night, José Abreu cashed in a redemption ticket on Wednesday afternoon

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Eloy Jimenez's First Homer Dinger A 462-Foot Blast

Eloy Jiménez went where very few White Sox players have gone before with his 462-foot home run leading off the fourth inning of a 7-5 White Sox victory over the Nationals Tuesday night at Guaranteed Rate Field.

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Alex Colome Drawing Ample Trade Interest

Alex Colome has been one of the top closers in baseball this season, and his elite performance has both given the White Sox both options and a potential conundrum to consider.

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Alex Colome Open To Any Role With White Sox

White Sox reliever Alex Colomé likes to keep the peace.

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White Sox Signed Alex Colome For One-Year/$7.325M To Avoid Arbitration

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White Sox Head To Vegas In Mix For Bryce Harper

White Sox general manager Rick Hahn is engaged in a bit of a waiting game as his front-office crew makes its way to Las Vegas for this year's Winter Meetings.

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Mariners Traded Alex Colome To White Sox

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Wade LeBlanc Solid, But Bullpen Unable To Halt Orioles

The Mariners are a sterling 57-4 when leading after seven innings, in large part due to the lockdown duo of setup man Alex Colome and closer Edwin Diaz.

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Khris Davis Hits 40 Home Runs For Third Straight Season

Khris Davis notched home run No. 40 on Saturday night, and in doing so joined Hall of Famer Jimmie Foxx as the only two players in A's history with three consecutive 40-homer seasons.

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Dee Gordon's Home Run In 12th Sends Mariners To Victory

Dee Gordon provides a lot of things for the Mariners -- speed, defense and the versatility to play center field again on Wednesday afternoon with Robinson Cano back at second base following his return from an 80-game suspension.

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Making A Case Idling Cardinals Should Trade For A Starter

This past offseason as word spread that the Cardinals and Tampa Bay Rays were talking about a trade, sparks flew into the wind that the Cardinals, shopping for a closer and curious about a third baseman, must be interested in saves leader Alex Colome or Evan Longoria. Even Longoria did the math.

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An Old Friend To Fix A Lingering Problem

The St. Louis Cardinals Could Cure their Bullpen Woes of Tomorrow by Signing the Closer from Yester-year.

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Wade LeBlanc Ties Career High With Ten Strikeouts

For a Mariners team looking to get back on track starting the second half, Wade LeBlanc proved to be just what the doctor ordered on Friday night, as the veteran lefty tied a career high with 10 strikeouts in 7 1/3 innings in a 3-1 victory over the White Sox at Safeco Field.

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James Shields Outdueled In Stellar Night On Mound

James Shields started the second half of the 2018 season at Safeco Field doing pretty much what he did throughout the season's first half for the White Sox: Pitching well, but not getting a victory.

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Which Teams Have The Most Deadline Urgency?

OK, who wants to make a trade? Sure, everyone does. No, I mean, what teams believe they have to make one to stay afloat or to be a legitimate chance to get to the World Series?

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Cardinals Can Fix Their Bullpen Before The MLB Trade Deadline, But Fixing The Infield Defense May Not Be As Easy

The St. Louis Cardinals avoided losing for the sixth time in their last seven games Tuesday night (STL 7, PHI 6), though it did not come easy. Rookie righty Jordan Hicks, who was pitching for the 34th time in the team's 71 games, allowed a game-tying two-run double to Rhys Hoskins in the eighth inning. Matt Carpenter rescued the Cardinals with a go-ahead solo homer in the ninth.

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