MARCH 14 • MLB.COM
Rangers confident Pederson can bounce back despite spring struggles SURPRISE, Ariz. -- If you ask almost anybody in baseball, they’ll tell you Spring Training stats aren’t the end all, be all. They’re rarely...
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IndyCar officials had to throw a red flag to freeze the cars as they were pulling out of the pit area for a practice session in Texas when three workers were spotted on the hot tra...MARCH 14 • Associated Press
Kyle Karros - Favorite at third base Karros remains the favorite to make the Rockies' Opening Day roster as the starting third baseman, Thomas Harding of MLB.com reports.
Impact Karros ascended through the minor-league ranks quickly following his selection by the Rockies in the fifth round of the 2023 MLB draft. He made his major-league debut in early August and spent the rest of the 2025 season with Colorado, finishing with a .226/.308/.277 slash line with one home run and nine RBI over 156 plate appearances. Karros hasn't displayed much power at the plate, but his defensive prowess should keep him in the lineup so long as he can make good contact and reduce his chase rate.
MARCH 14 • ROTOWIRE
Charlie Condon - To open in minors Condon's MLB debut is not imminent, despite a strong spring training, Patrick Saunders of The Denver Post reports.
Impact Condon is hitting .419 with three home runs in 16 games this spring, but he is not on the 40-man roster and only played 55 games at Double-A last year and zero games at Triple-A. Additionally, 25-year-old TJ Rumfield is having an even better camp, with four home runs, five walks and one strikeout in 14 games, and 28-year-old Troy Johnston is also hitting .333 with a .419 OBP in 15 games. If Condon goes to Triple-A and produces up to his recent standards in the Arizona Fall League (.873 OPS) and in spring training, he'll get the call sometime this summer.
MARCH 14 • ROTOWIRE
Rays miss opportunity to reunite with former reliever after he signs with Rangers Left-handed relievers are a hot commodity in today's game, but after being a little over two years removed from being sent to waivers by the...
MARCH 14 • RAYSCOLOREDGLASSES.COM
Jordan Beck - Fine-tuning plate approach Beck has gone 9-for-33 with one home run across 33 at-bats in 11 Cactus League games.
Impact Beck has hit for a fine batting average, but he has 13 strikeouts across 38 plate appearances. Neither he nor manager Warren Schaeffer is concerned, however, as Beck has primarily focused on fine-tuning his swing in batting practice while hitting off of a Trajeckt Arc machine. Per Thomas Harding of MLB.com, Beck has focused more on his work in non-game action because he is assured of a starting position to begin the regular season.
MARCH 14 • ROTOWIRE
Josh Jung - Weekend return expected Jung (groin) is expected to play in a minor league game this weekend, MLB.com reports.
Impact Jung's return from the injury has been slower than initially expected, but he did field groundballs Friday. He's not appeared in a game since Feb. 24.
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