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Luis Guillorme isn't exactly used to striking out, but he couldn't quite cut it in retail recently. The bearded Mets infielder went undercover at MLB's Flagship Store in Manhattan this week and tried his hand at selling jerseys. Of course Guillorme did yeoman's work trying to steer customers to a certain blue-and-orange section of the store, to varying success.
If you've ever encountered that borderline pushy department store salesperson who doesn't take "just browsing" as an answer, then you know what Guillorme was like in this role. When he tried to help out a father and son, who were both wearing Mets hats, the dad politely declined Guillorme's assistance. But he was not giving up that easily. |
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| After opting out of this contract with the Twins, Carlos Correa now finds himself with the second-largest contract in MLB history, and the largest for a shortstop. |
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There have now been 22 MLB contracts totaling 10 years or longer -- and three of them have been agreed to this month. |
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If you're craving baseball lately, you may want to check out the Dominican Winter League, where some big league players and some up-and-coming prospects are opening eyes. |
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Team USA's bullpen got a little deeper on Tuesday as it was announced that Padres reliever Nick Martinez and Rockies closer Daniel Bard are "All in" for this spring's World Baseball Classic. |
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From a walk-off win in April to a postseason series-clinching comeback in October to a November no-no, check out the 15 best conclusions from this past season. |
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Who doesn't love a good bat flip? MLB Network Countdown showcases the best of this past season at 2 p.m. ET. |
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Who holds the Cleveland record for home runs in a season by a catcher (with at least 50% of games played at the position)? |
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