That, leagues say, will increase the overall integrity of the leagues.
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The affiliated minor leagues are really to develop players for the major leagues.
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"We're not just talking to the leagues, we're also talking to the broadcast partners of the leagues and the cable network partners of the leagues," he said.
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Major league sports teams are the most requested, but she has hats from the minor leagues, major colleges, smaller schools, defunct leagues like the Negro Leagues and Hawaiian Winter Leagues, bands, commemorative caps, and hats promoting S&P 500 companies like Apple.
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And now, sports leagues are ceasing competition, including all four major and active U.S. leagues.
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You've got championship leagues—these are leagues that are designed and structured to play for championships.
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We'd played with and against each other on basketball teams at the Homewood Y.M.C.A. and the Shadyside Boys & Girls Club, in high school, summer leagues, fall leagues and over-30 leagues.
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He's certainly a better play in P.P.R. leagues, averaging 14.9 F.P.P.G. compared with 8.5 in standard leagues.
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The Negro Leagues were four professional baseball leagues in which African Americans played from 1920 to about 1950.
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"We're not just talking to the leagues, we're also talking to the broadcast partners of the leagues and the cable network partners of the leagues," Twitter CFO Anthony Noto told Recode back in April.
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OK, maybe not "all" leagues, but in PPR leagues Boyd is among the most addable "lesser-owned" receivers around.
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We don't have a lot of people in the big leagues, but we're not average players in the big leagues.
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First, the leagues were called Negro Leagues because that was the term commonly used for African Americans at that time.
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And of course the leagues ... It's good for the leagues, I would be doing the same thing in their position.
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Outside of the tier-22018 professional leagues, some regions have tier-2 leagues, or academy leagues, where they can stash and develop talent, similar to how a Major League Baseball franchise would use a Triple-A affiliate.
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Scudamore was writing in his capacity as chairman of the World Leagues Forum, a consortium representing top leagues from four continents.
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Eventually, Parnell says, the company will phase out Club Leagues as soon as official sports leagues are available to those players.
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Scudamore was writing in his capacity as chairman of the World Leagues Forum, a grouping of top leagues from four continents.
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All major sports leagues in the U.S. have decided to suspend play in their respective leagues, including the NHL and MLB.
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Without N.H.L. players, national teams will be made largely of players from European professional leagues, the minor leagues and college teams.
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And Conway added ticket revenues for leagues isn't as significant as media deals, which make up a large portion of leagues' income.
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That includes leagues like the XFL, the new men's football venture that started earlier this year, Rishe noted, and smaller minor leagues.
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But the positions of some of the sports leagues appear to have shifted in the intervening years, particularly with the rise of online daily fantasy leagues and inroads into the United States of European soccer leagues that advertise betting sites.
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While there are plenty of existing professional e-sports leagues, Blizzard is looking to differentiate its offering by emulating traditional pro sports leagues.
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She said that new women's leagues were unfairly judged against the successes of men's leagues, noting that almost a century separated their origins.
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Millions of children play in sports leagues that often have less experienced coaches and far less medical supervision than collegiate and professional leagues.
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Women's leagues have always had to fight to get a fraction of the money, screen time and other resources allocated to men's leagues.
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While the postponement allows some breathing room for domestic leagues to be completed, there is no timetable for when those leagues can restart.
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In the minor leagues, I hit a bunch of home runs, but obviously, that's a little different than up in the big leagues.
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The hope for an independent OTT platform devoted to emerging sports leagues is they get big enough, fast enough that they can afford to keep winning the rights to emerging leagues as those leagues grow and offers from competitors bid prices up.
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Since high school esports leagues are virtual, participation does not require travel, and it's more affordable than traditional leagues which require equipment and facilities.
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If this is your first time, I recommend starting small and entering the beginner leagues, or even trying out only free leagues to start.
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A lot of our young women are competing in those leagues, and there is rivalry between the US and Canada within both of those leagues.
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There are some interesting OTT opportunities that Amazon presents for leagues that I think will make them a better partner for leagues than certain others.
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These two sports leagues manage to exist independently without diluting each other or suggesting there's a connection (outside of them being unique professional sports leagues).
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None of the leagues have announced plans to cancel games or hold them in empty stadiums, as some leagues in countries like Italy have done.
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Instead of arguing in the minor leagues about press briefings, journalists should join the big leagues and fight for access to top officials and documents.
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But the basic outline is easy to track, from the Negro Leagues to Latin America and finally to the slowly desegregating minor leagues of the 19603s.
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But if they're aligning against the partnerships with the leagues, leagues try to sell the whole league, they don't try and sell you team by team.
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Riot operates the two western leagues, known as the NA LCS and EU LCS, while different groups are in charge of other top pro leagues Asia.
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All major sports leagues in the U.S. have decided to suspend play in their respective leagues, including the National Hockey League and the National Basketball Association.
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These experiments probably aren't explicitly designed to loosen ties with the leagues' traditional broadcast partners — but they nevertheless will strengthen the leagues' direct relationships with consumers.
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The Smart Bat can be used by anyone from little leagues to major leagues to help them analyze their swing and work on improving their game.
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Essentially, it's a platform for creating gaming leagues and content driven not by game publishers, leagues, or existing streaming sites like Twitch, but by the gamers themselves.
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New York recently introduced a Senate Bill that grants the leagues 0.25 percent of the wagers, rather than the 1 percent asking price from the leagues' proposals.
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"It means a lot for me because that's where I grew up — 12 years in the organization from the minor leagues and the big leagues," Familia said.
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And the NFL, by the way, was the last of the four major leagues, men's leagues, to mandate equal access for male as well as female reporters.
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"If you look at the numbers of guys who make it to the minor leagues, it's so difficult to ever get to the Major Leagues," Braun says.
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Given the N.F.L.'s revenue relative to that of other leagues, Goodell's pay is comparable to what commissioners of Major League Baseball and some other leagues have received.
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The Pirates' Josh Bell belted his 21st double, most in the major leagues, and picked up his 53rd RBI, also tops in the big leagues, on a groundout.
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"TensorFlow is leagues and leagues ahead of [Create ML], which currently looks like a toy compared to it," Reza Zadeh, CEO of startup Matroid, told CNBC over email.
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For years, there has been talk of expanding American leagues, including the N.F.L., into Europe, and top European soccer leagues and teams now actively market themselves to American audiences.
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Its plans to cut minor league teams are part of larger negotiations over a new contract with the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, the group for the minor leagues.
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The European football season is in full swing with all seven of its major domestic leagues, as well as the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa Leagues, having kicked off.
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Several esports leagues have surfaced, luring investors from traditional sports leagues including former NBA star Rick Fox, owner of esports organization Echo Fox, and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft.
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Murren has previously expressed support for the leagues benefitting from the newly created market, but for the "integrity fee" as pushed by Silver and the NBA as well as other leagues.
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You can also get information on career statistics, and there's now specific information for leagues other than the Majors — there are 28 other leagues, including the Minors, that are covered now.
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One of the most repeated baseball stories is about Satchel Paige, a pitcher who played most of his career in the Negro Leagues, since he wasn't allowed in the Major Leagues.
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The argument is particularly strong now, as the percentage of Latino players has swelled to nearly 30 percent in the major leagues, and it is even higher in the minor leagues.
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Even bustling athletic fields are a huge family booster: Adult sports leagues provide meeting grounds for potential spouses, and youth sports leagues make it easier to raise happy and healthy kids.
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The system is the standard in most of the world's leagues but anathema to American professional sports, where leagues like the N.F.L. and the N.B.A. operate — like M.L.S. — as closed systems.
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Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea – Jules Verne 15.
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The Red Sox lead the major leagues with a .
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In four seasons in the minor leagues, he batted .
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Three leagues owned the list — MLB, NBA, and NFL.
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In American baseball, without P&R, minor leagues still flourished in the first half of the 20th century—as did the Negro Leagues for black players that MLB teams refused to employ.
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The top two divisions of football could be supranational, Europe-wide leagues, in which the continent's best clubs could partake, but from which the laggards could be relegated down to domestic leagues.
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While DraftKings isn't officially associated with any professional leagues, the nature of the game would make it hard for the company and industry to thrive if teams and leagues weren't on board.
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The NBA and other leagues have defended their reasoning for the fee as a need to police the game from criminals looking to fix games, and implement compliance systems across their leagues.
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M.L.B. notes that, on average, a player who does not reach the big leagues spends only two and a half years in the minor leagues, emphasizing the temporary nature of the work.
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His firm offers leagues aimed at older players and youth leagues catering to 3- to 17-year-olds in hopes that as the students get older, they will stick with his company.
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But while some leagues have emulated a traditional sports model, other publishers and competitive leagues have opted to run their esports operations in a way that they believe suits their game and audience.
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Infantino's plans had been opposed by the World Leagues Forum and the European Leagues, representing the top club competitions internationally, who had urged the FIFA chief to step back from a quick vote.
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The Overwatch League will have regular seasons and playoffs and be one of the first esports leagues to tie teams to specific cities, similar to traditional sports leagues like the NBA or MLB.
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Half of them are realistic contenders from the "Big Five" leagues (Spain, Germany, England, Italy and France), who have qualified by finishing in the top three or four places in their domestic leagues.
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For women in professional sports leagues in particular, the Olympic Games offer the kind of benefits and media coverage routinely enjoyed by their male counterparts in leagues like the NHL and the NBA.
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"Solidarity means not only solidarity from the UEFA's side, but also the Big Five leagues who sell rights to the small countries and affect directly the revenues of the local leagues," he said.
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Team and player salary limits largely don't exist in soccer leagues in the rest of the world, and M.L.S. dedicates a much smaller percentage of its revenue to salaries than other leagues do.
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Numerous other professional leagues have been started and have failed in recent years (all were men's leagues; women do play football, but a high-profile investment in a women's league is still awaited).
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"Just spin him," Blue Jays reliever Ryan Tepera, referring to breaking balls, said of Judge, whom he has faced six times in the big leagues and also in the minor leagues last season.
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The U.C.F. report did give baseball an A-plus for diversity in those jobs, with coaches of color at 41 percent in the major leagues and at 45 percent in the minor leagues.
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It is the longest active streak in the major leagues.
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Some think the leagues should compel the players to go.
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Ray has been pitching in the major leagues since 22.
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So consider saving your energy for the astrological big leagues.
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Ross has made three relief appearances in the big leagues.
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Other professional sports leagues are getting in on the action.
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The few people who coordinate the leagues make even more.
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The sporting leagues of Brazil and Russia are one thing.
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According to Scalvos, leagues are wildly more profitable than teams.
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At least "The Hill" made it to the big leagues.
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Kenneth Dixon, RB, BAL (owned in 25% of Yahoo leagues).
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Making his first appearance in the major leagues since Sept.
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He also broke the color line in Tacoma's city leagues.
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Colombia, the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico have professional leagues.
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It's something traditional sports leagues have explored in the past.
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And other sports leagues are already following the NBA's example.
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I used to play with him in the minor leagues.
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Also, there are the famous athletes from the Major Leagues.
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Zach Zenner, RB, DET (owned in 103% of Yahoo leagues).
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They also participate in public sports leagues, according to Tammie.
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" Overheard 2: "Fantasy leagues should give a point for kneeling.
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That had never happened to Gore in the major leagues.
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Fitbit is finally making the leap to the major leagues.
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Cameron Meredith, WR, CHI (owned in 4% of Yahoo leagues).
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That means he's one step away from the big leagues.
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His 24 strikeouts are the best in the major leagues.
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He joined the Robins and played in the minor leagues.
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It was the longest active streak in the major leagues.
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Typically, fighting leagues, like U.F.C., stage events in big arenas.
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In 2014, he tossed 133 innings in the minor leagues.
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If he's good enough, put him in the big leagues.
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"He's going to the big leagues," Pedrique said of Sanchez.
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But Sullivan was playing in the big leagues today. 23.
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For me, the Sanitation Department was like the major leagues.
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Jay Ajayi, RB, MIA (owned in 27% of Yahoo leagues).
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Tyrell Williams, WR, SD (owned in 2% of Yahoo leagues).
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His seven victories since June 227 led the major leagues.
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"Leagues should be viewed as partners not adversaries," he said.
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J.J. Nelson, WR, ARI (owned in 27% of Yahoo leagues).
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Nobody else from his round has made the major leagues.
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But collectors argue that leagues may be violating antitrust law.
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On Thursday, a host of leagues across Europe followed suit.
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In Europe, multiple soccer leagues and competitions have been suspended.
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Here are our previews for the American and National Leagues.
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The Negro Leagues Baseball Museum thrives on such historical nuggets.
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He is exploring partnerships or mergers with other arena leagues.
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UEFA belatedly met with representatives of Europe's leagues on Wednesday.
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"The weekend must belong to the national leagues," Seifert said.
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Have you always had an interest in the Negro Leagues?
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This was what it was like in the big leagues.
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Around the country, professional sports leagues have canceled their seasons.
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When you're in the minor leagues, you only watch 'SportsCenter.
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All other leagues in the U.S. have quickly followed suit.
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That is a value add that Facebook offers these leagues.
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CINCINNATI — Every promotion to the major leagues is a triumph.
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Each of Europe's elite leagues offers its own unique challenge.
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At least eight players in the major leagues use Warstics.
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"I never walked people in the minor leagues," Montgomery said.
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Go deeper: Professional sports leagues get creative with ownership options
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Will we soon see women pitching in the major leagues?
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He's currently available in more than 75% of ESPN leagues.
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But among American sports leagues, the practice is less common.
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Another, Drew Garcia, spent eight seasons in the minor leagues.
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Both were highly touted shortstop prospects in the minor leagues.
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We know some of you are in Bachelor Fantasy Leagues.
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There are podcasts to download and fantasy leagues to join.
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And leagues should want its best teams in the field.
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Domestic leagues stripped of their biggest and most historic brands.
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The proposed contraction essentially calls for wiping out entire leagues.
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Inmates said fantasy leagues operate almost entirely on handwritten spreadsheets.
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We will see the best solution for leagues and clubs.
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Todd Stottlemyre pitched for 14 seasons in the major leagues.
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That could mean in one of two new development leagues.
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Probably not, but minor leaguers aren't in the major leagues.
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People are still finding time to play in softball leagues.
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Plucking people out and calling them to the big leagues.
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One month earlier, another Negro Leagues Baseball landmark faced destruction.
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Just one insurance company is willing to cover professional football leagues for head trauma, according to ESPN, and youth football leagues and school districts are facing insurance premiums that they are struggling to afford.
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By economic necessity, Negro leagues teams interspersed their schedules with games against semipro or independent squads; of the 200 or so games they played in a summer, fewer than half were official Negro leagues contests.
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With widespread debate over national anthem protests in leagues such as the NFL, there will most likely be a shift in viewership of this sport, to other leagues such as the NBA or the NHL.
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With the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus causing cancellations of large events and conferences, U.S. sports leagues have started to feel the impact, even if most leagues are still allowing fans to show up.
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Whereas most current esports leagues have taken to adopting the style and structure of traditional sports leagues, Flashpoint says it's going in a different direction, taking inspiration from the likes of MMA and the WWE.
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She was 32 when Syd Pollock, the owner of the Clowns, signed her to help with ticket sales, at a time when integration in the Major Leagues cut into the stature of the Negro Leagues.
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The packed courtroom featured politicians and representatives from the sports leagues.
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The move to Netflix bumped Brooker up to the big leagues.
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"It's unbelievable," Graterol, 2480, said about being in the major leagues.
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Maluma grew up playing fútbol for the junior leagues in Colombia.
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Now he has his first winning streak in the big leagues.
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In leagues where waivers are competitive, I don't like this move.
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The format of the league is similar to other collegiate leagues.
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"The licensing agreements with leagues are onerous and complicated," Flagg said.
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He also stole his 45th base to lead the major leagues.
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Reps for Twitter, Turner and both sports leagues declined to comment.
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Now we know who some of those leagues and networks are.
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Expect the other professional sports leagues to watch this development closely.
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When people are in fantasy leagues, there's always something at stake.
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But the continents' approaches to handling big companies are leagues apart.
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Professional and college sports leagues and teams have their own apps.
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C.) Grasshoppers and the Jupiter (FL) Hammerheads of the minor leagues.
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That's the biggest lead in any division in the major leagues.
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Jackson has pitched in the major leagues for a long time.
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"I wasted my best years in the Negro leagues," he said.
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"Catching helped me stick around in the big leagues," he added.
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Vladimir Guerrero Jr. should be in the big leagues right now.
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The subject is an increasingly hot one in professional sports leagues.
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Will Facebook start going after streaming rights to professional sports leagues?
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But my route to the big leagues was playing the outfield.
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The leagues don't really mind, because they're pocketing the money anyway.
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It's not, however, one of the best leagues in the world.
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"My time in the minor leagues wasn't that easy," Altuve said.
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They finished 63-99 in 2015, the major leagues' worst record.
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Colleges, high schools and youth leagues abide by NOCSAE standards, too.
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Outside of big tournaments, these leagues are where pro CS:GO lives.
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Tebow is not doing this to merely make the major leagues.
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Professional sports leagues, it turns out, are pretty hard to disrupt.
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All 11 Dutch starters on Sunday play in other European leagues.
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That's not the pitcher that got me to the major leagues.
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It basically comes down to the junior leagues protecting their turf.
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Big domestic leagues would staunchly resist reclassification as Europe's third division.
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Why else would other leagues be included in the statistics total?
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Further complicating things, multiple drone-racing leagues are vying for attention.
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The guidance impacts issue-advocacy organizations, labor unions and business leagues.
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Sporting has frequently transferred players that perform well in better leagues.
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Capps made his first appearance in the big leagues since Aug.
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Rucks are just as chaotic as they are in other leagues...
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Argyle plays in the third tier of the English football leagues.
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He leads the major leagues with 28 RBIs in 22 games.
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Canada's gay curling leagues welcome players of any sexuality or gender.
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The NBA was one of the first leagues to support betting.
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Those clubs are reinforced with other players from their respective leagues.
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The issue did not impact data for teams, leagues or rosters.
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Updated to reflect that ESPN stopped offering paid leagues last year.
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In fact, the guy is going 2nd round in some leagues!!!
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It is the second-longest such streak in the major leagues.
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The Royals have since called Maness up to the big leagues.
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And he thinks leagues will be slow to accept marijuana, too.
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"I thought I made it to the big leagues," she says.
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"I'm gonna be in the major leagues one day," he said.
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Mahomes's perspective comes from his 11 seasons in the major leagues.
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The news comes as many sports leagues are pausing their seasons.
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Within hours of the NBA's decision, other sports leagues followed suit.
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A second chance in the major leagues continued to elude him.
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Ted Williams was playing his last game in the major leagues.
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At 68, he was the oldest manager in the major leagues.
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The nation's professional sporting leagues are suspending or delaying their seasons.
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He had spent his entire playing career in Germany's lower leagues.
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Women's sports leagues, however, have rarely had their own advanced analytics.
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He can play center field every day in the big leagues.
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All the leagues in women's soccer have increased the technical ability.
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Yet investors keep lining up to help start new football leagues.
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"How do you like winning Champions Leagues?" he asked his president.
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It collapsed and joined the scrap heap of football leagues past.
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Jarlin Garcia wasn't a star in the major leagues in 2017.
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He and Ms. Pursell are in two fantasy football leagues together.
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And there's certain value for that, especially in the big leagues.
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Both leagues decided to halt operations due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Most leagues are holding out hope that seasons aren't totally bungled.
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But would that get him any closer to the big leagues?
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For years, he played in neighborhood leagues and on school teams.
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They had played in some of the same summer football leagues.
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Conference USA spreads that wealth around, as most other leagues do.
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Life is not easy in the lower leagues of English football.
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Because these leagues are sort of in the ancient times, essentially.
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Its team, the Visalia Rawhide, is in baseball's low minor leagues.
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In recent years, the professional sports leagues have taken varying positions.
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The leagues are not the only stakeholders trying to shape legislation.
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And, of course, Soto was not even in the big leagues.
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Few leagues spend as much time wrapping themselves in the flag.
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Perhaps women will start playing in the major leagues soon, too.
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Once you get below the major leagues, player compensation shrinks dramatically.
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And some other leagues have plenty to brag about as well.
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The English are curiously obsessed with the idea of ranking leagues.
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Dating isn't an activity with levels and achievements and intramural leagues.
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His focus is firmly on getting back to the big leagues.
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For the sports leagues, more bettors have translated into more engagement.
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Those same deals helped establish the first formally franchised esports leagues.
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"The representatives of the clubs and the leagues agreed with us".
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Start hitters with a 1-53 count (like recreational softball leagues).
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Sports leagues like to support charitable efforts linked to their sports.
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Sports leagues in America do everything they can to avoid ties.
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I have not had gambling debts or participated in "fantasy" leagues.
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Will the Chinese and Indian leagues fancy negotiating an Erasmus programme?
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"You know, I had been up and down between Triple-A and the big leagues the last few years, and hadn't been able to stick in the big leagues or have long-term success," Taylor said.
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By having permanent teams that fans can become attached to and owners can invest in for the long-term, these leagues are hoping to build something that can eventually compete with more established professional sports leagues.
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Mint Images/Getty Images Niche sports leagues – or frankly, even big sports leagues that just aren't at the scale of professional football, baseball, basketball, and hockey – have always had a hard time getting coverage on television.
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Outside of offering the same pay packages the leagues currently offer online and through cable providers, it will be impossible for Amazon to grab major US sports leagues away from its competitors until the next decade.
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By taking advantage of the leagues' group purchasing power and locking in terms and conditions on a long-term basis, the leagues can control costs, guarantee availability of coverage and remove the vagaries of the marketplace.
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Monte Irvin was one of the first outstanding black players in the major leagues in the 1940s, but he spent most of his prime years in the Negro leagues, waiting for baseball's color barrier to be broken.
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"In terms of media rights value, the English Premier League sits comfortably at the top of European leagues, although other major leagues have outlined well-defined strategies to compete for the attention of global fans," Sartori said.
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Sports leagues were often the biggest roadblock to the now-open sports betting atmosphere, butting heads with gaming advocates and those seeking bigger profits because the leagues have long seen gambling as a threat to sports' integrity.
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The coalition of leagues is a diverse group — leagues from Portugal to Ukraine are members — but a potentially formidable one given the influence and resources of members like England's Premier League, Germany's Bundesliga and Spain's La Liga.
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Getting called up from the minors to write for the big leagues.
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Has Black Mirror also entered the big leagues in terms of resources?
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He was also a gym rat, a regular in Y.M.C.A. recreational leagues.
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Despite various comeback attempts, he never pitched in the big leagues again.
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That legislation, HB2, led to boycotts from businesses, musicians and sports leagues
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Baywatch is the beachfront big leagues, folks — where realism is obviously key.
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The right-handed starter last pitched in the major leagues in 473.
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Lovett (Helena Bonham Carter) take this list to the disgusting big leagues.
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That's "A Whale of a Tale" from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
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The existence of two leagues reflects the rising popularity of women's hockey.
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Multi-positional players are a valuable asset in the modern major leagues.
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In eSports, leagues are born out of audience demand for the content.
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"Teams are great but leagues make 27 times the revenue," he said.
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But Zidane, 22009, has never coached in any of Europe's top leagues.
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More Americans watch the Premier League than all other European leagues combined.
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In most leagues, that&aposs the second week of fantasy football playoffs.
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Now Chinese owners are starting to gain influence in the European leagues.
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And professional sports leagues are key places where racial inequalities remain stark.
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The National Collegiate Athletics Association and professional sports leagues sued the state.
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As participation in these leagues have grown, so have the check sizes.
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This isn't the first time GoPro has worked with major sports leagues.
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Usually that type of wiring plays really well in the big leagues.
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The initial version also had Robby Hammock coaching in the minor leagues.
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Singh is, but he has not come anywhere near the major leagues.
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Private institutions dominate the upper ranks of the global higher-education leagues.
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Are there organized marble racing leagues out there we don't know about?
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Irvin went into the Hall of Fame via the Negro Leagues Committee.
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It was exciting to get my first hit in the big leagues.
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Valbuena broke into the major leagues with the Seattle Mariners in 22014.
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When Europe's best teams coming together across all leagues, it's deviously competitive.
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Most of the entertainment occurs on Twitter, from us or other leagues.
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Bednar coached him one season in the minor leagues in Peoria, Ill.
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There are already a half dozen drone-racing leagues competing for attention.
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Brazil experienced the biggest boom, with leagues in at least four states.
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Ohtani recorded a hit on his first swing in the major leagues.
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Castro ranks second in the major leagues among catchers with 16 RBIs.
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Since the All-Star break, he leads the major leagues with a .
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Bowling leagues, I would imagine there was a similar driver around that.
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He's not concerned about changing leagues, or changing positions back to shortstop.
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The right-handed starter last pitched in the major leagues in 463.
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That's some good timing, seeing as both leagues are currently in playoffs.
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Focusing so keenly on the minor leagues is part of Lancisi's strategy.
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A few Africans have earned spots on teams in Japan's independent leagues.
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Will we ever see these leagues on a smaller service like fuboTV?
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There hasn't been an Ivy in the major leagues since the 1930s.
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And I think that is how sports leagues think about their product.
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The Yankees have produced 2278 runs, the fewest in the major leagues.
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Tommy John first pitched in the major leagues when he was 20.
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THE MINORS There is a separate video package for minor leagues, MiLB.
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And in many soccer leagues, the scale is tilted toward the latter.
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Could a female pitcher make it into the major leagues anytime soon?
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Like Paige, Robinson and Doby had also played in the Negro leagues.
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Ovie entered into the big leagues with its $75 Smart Container Kit.
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Pawol attended the minor leagues' umpire training academy in Vero Beach, Fla.
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He's still the only person to the be MVP of both leagues.
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Have you been talking to any of the sports leagues about it?
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The minor leagues are filled with stories of determination against long odds.
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Just a Brooklyn kid trying to make it in the big leagues.
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I vowed to become a top producer and conquer the billing leagues.
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The platform already distributes content from more than two dozen other leagues.
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Tottenham is the only unbeaten team in all four leagues in England.
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Canada has 12 gay curling leagues with hundreds of four-member teams.
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Still, the leagues don't appear to be fully satisfied with PAPSA's dismissal.
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Somehow, he's still available in three out of every four fantasy leagues.
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Ivy Leagues, private universities, and California schools comprise much of the list.
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However, the lefty was traded away before he reached the big leagues.
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In both cases it was leagues faster than anything Intel could do.
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There are rival leagues including Bellator MMA, which is owned by Viacom.
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MGM is also an official sports betting partner for those two leagues.
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Colabello, who was called up from the minor leagues last May, hit .
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This is definitely a crash course, nice emergence in the big leagues.
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Professional leagues split TV money evenly between the best and worst teams.
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This latest trend of MMA feeder leagues is new to the USA.
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Professional sports leagues have begun to shift their views regarding sports betting.
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The professional leagues we watch are inherently tangled with our political fabric.
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Wright, 22015, last played in the major leagues on May 27, 2016.
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Also, because elected officials and sports leagues are shameless and money-grubbing.
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His goal, he said, is to make it to the major leagues.
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It's funny it's only his second full season in the big leagues.
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Yet at 37, he is young and untested in the big leagues.
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Racist insults against black players are still routine in many European leagues.
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Before the suspension, many leagues were planning to play games without fans.
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The players and their leagues were quick to respond to Mr. Trump.
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Meanwhile, in those leagues' lesser divisions, there is a party this year.
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He got a shot in the big leagues with the Oakland A's.
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The smaller regional leagues also would play matches in a spring window.
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At 21, Mr. Collins, was the oldest manager in the major leagues.
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Four smaller regional leagues also would play matches in a spring window.
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And organize developmental football leagues, with pay, for aspiring pro football players.
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"It's cool just winning a game in the big leagues," Vogelbach said.
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Most of Gatto-Monticone's career has been spent in tennis' minor leagues.
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This tension created an unconventional path to the big leagues for Bautista.
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Tulowitzki, 20103, has not played in the major leagues since July 2017.
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A year later, the standard was adopted by high school baseball leagues.
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Extra bases Jesse Biddle took a difficult path to the major leagues.
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Professional sports leagues, including the NBA and the NHL, suspended their seasons.
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The NBA, NHL, MLB and other major sports leagues have shut down.
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But it is unclear what influence the leagues can bring to bear.
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In both leagues, though, more than two-thirds of players are black.
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Players in those leagues, Soliman maintained, receive approximately half of total revenue.
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Most sports leagues feel like floating satellites, untethered from the real world.
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Extra Bases Jon Lester reached the major leagues at 22 years old.
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Children who play in these leagues all receive a Niners reversible jersey.
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America's professional leagues do not have a monopoly on conflicts of interest.
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But surely their own country was bound to better organize its leagues.
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He practiced every day, dreaming of playing in professional European soccer leagues.
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But it retains its standing as the official statistician for many leagues.
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As professional esports leagues grow, America's 150 million gamers want to gather.
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But leagues and tournaments also consider the financial impact of scheduling decisions.
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"Sports leagues can no longer assume they will get fans," he said.
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"It's good for fans, the leagues, teams, regulators and constituents," said Miller.
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Minor leagues and colleges have a sprinkling of arenas named for players.
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Zobrist is 235 and has played 210 seasons in the major leagues.
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They get to the big leagues and it's, 'Can I survive here?
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As with professional sports, social sports leagues often have commercial tie-ins.
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With WAR, players can be compared across teams, leagues and even eras.
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Over the decades, teams and leagues in Britain have come and gone.
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Behind the silence might be MLB's unique position among U.S. sport leagues.
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Is the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in Missouri white supremacy's latest victim?
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Isringhausen returned to the major leagues in his age-38 season, already a 16-year major-league veteran; Rijo was 36 when he returned after his long absence, with 16.73 seasons in the big leagues under his belt.
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The other big factor will be the new leagues, with the choice between the great, ultra, or master leagues that determine how powerful the creatures you use can be, which are measured by the combat power (CP) rating.
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However, with the World Leagues Forum, which represents 38 professional leagues, asking Infantino last week not to go for a vote and strong opposition within Europe, Friday's FIFA council meeting in Kigali, Rwanda, could cause a major split.
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"The draft is just a milestone to a bigger goal: to get to the big leagues as fast as I can and stay in the big leagues as long as I can, but also to help," Ray said.
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At a time when the biggest and most well-funded leagues are questioning their future, what will happen to the women's leagues — and the athletes who compete in them — when the sports world re-emerges from its hiatus?
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After high school, he was drafted by the Chicago Cubs in 1968; its renowned scout, Buck O'Neil, the former Negro Leagues player and manager, had had a strong hunch that Oscar would make it to the major leagues.
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Leagues: In the future, leagues will fight to ensure that the benefits of gambling flow back to them more directly — whether that's by taking a percentage of all money wagered or even operating their own in-stadium sports books.
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Places for the winners of the 11th and 12th ranked leagues were cut and the number of places reserved for teams from the remaining leagues, who play their way through a qualifying competition, was reduced from five to four.
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The MGM agreements also prove that some companies in the casino industry are working behind the scenes with major sports leagues, despite public rancor between the two sides over some leagues' requests to receive a cut of sports bets.
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But Judge, who received a $1.8 million signing bonus as a 2013 first-round pick, did not reach the major leagues until age 24, having spent three years playing college baseball and parts of three in the minor leagues.
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That, too, could make them an appealing target for match fixers, who typically have targeted players on lower-tier men's leagues or teams, rather than those in the game's most high-profile leagues, where players draw multimillion-dollar salaries.
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"It's like a sign when you get to the big leagues," Sandoval said.
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Gold proof he can play in the big leagues of Australian dance music.
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The sports rights for the big professional leagues are locked up through 2020.
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The game's professional leagues have media rights worth in the hundreds of millions.
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In the Negro Leagues, he was a three-time East-West All Star.
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He leads the major leagues in batting average from the No. 9 slot.
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If you are Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook, you're hiring from the Ivy Leagues.
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Unlike in professional leagues, college sports teams play schedules of wildly differing difficulty.
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That is a smaller proportion than in any of the regional qualifying leagues.
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Look around Europe's major leagues: Juventus is top of Serie A, unbeaten, again.
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It finished 14th in the major leagues with a 4.31 earned run average.
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Many leagues offer streaming packages of one sort or another, including the NFL.
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Only seven players received punishment from their leagues and two from their teams.
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The results come as sports leagues are already adapting to changing consumer preferences.
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There are sports leagues not shown on this graph, including hockey and soccer.
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Search online for data for other leagues and add it to this graph.
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There were many hardships and obstacles, but the Negro Leagues were remarkably successful.
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The leagues had dozens of teams throughout major portions of the United States.
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So, the Negro Leagues are a big, remarkable part of American sports history.
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America's major leagues at first sought to halt Mr Christie's plan in court.
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The leagues are not the only winners, notes Darren Heitner, a sports lawyer.
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They can be bowling leagues; other ways of reaching out to each other.
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Determined by the leagues and what their contracts are with their various partners.
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And I think it's going to be decided by the individual leagues themselves.
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I wouldnt be surprised to see him in the major leagues again, somewhere.
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I was thrilled to see Rocky back in the big leagues in September.
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Shift Larry Kosilla was on his way to the big leagues of finance.
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They've grown closer over two-plus seasons of practices, summer leagues, offseason workouts.
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David Johnson was an unexpected surprise, but he went undrafted in most leagues.
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The researchers suspect that these jet lag effects also apply to other leagues.
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Other small leagues could never pull off something like that because they're tenants.
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The players who competed in big city leagues played against the toughest opponents.
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He lowered his ERA to 225, the second lowest in the major leagues.
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Favre is very adamant that all leagues should at least try it out.
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"Staying in the big leagues for a long time, that shows your worth."
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With great reach and power, tech giants are playing in the big leagues.
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But there has never been another Giancarlo to play in the major leagues.
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This will also include other information about the teams, leagues and various events.
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I think it's good that he got a taste of the big leagues.
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We don't practice as much as we would probably in other (sports) leagues.
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They are real as fire, leagues above the weak, mockable, hypocritical Normal Folks.
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The Moss homer is the fourth longest this season in the major leagues.
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You're seeing this happen today, several leagues are going directly to the consumer.
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In his first appearance in the big leagues, Scherzer retired 13 straight batters.
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RHP Brad Ziegler was sent to the minor leagues on a rehab assignment.
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And then there's the unranked bar leagues, pinball pub crawls, and charity events.
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Injuries slowed Grichuk's development as Trout swiftly reached the big leagues in 2011.
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Instead, the network is sharing ad revenue with the leagues, the sources said.
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After graduating, Lewis was able to take his talent to the big leagues.
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Both players, who were in the minor leagues, were moved for cash considerations.
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She also explains how more advertisers and professional sports leagues are getting involved.
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"The early drone-racing leagues did not understand the presentation problem," Horbaczewski said.
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And they have exclusive deals with some of the most popular soccer leagues.
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The W.N.B.A. strives to keep the failure of other leagues from haunting it.
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Sources: IG Group, Google/World Bank Now, we're in the (royal) big leagues.
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While most schools and sports leagues have developed transgender policies, there are inconsistencies.
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Roberts, then 20, barely had had 2077 at-bats in the major leagues.
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In the Power 5 leagues, the annual payout is regularly 10 times that.
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Instead, a conspicuous sameness has befallen the batter's boxes of the big leagues.
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We have to boost the opportunities to play, organize more tournaments, more leagues.
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The Internal Revenue Service has applied the exemption to all professional sports leagues.
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Three months in the minor leagues will do that to just about anybody.
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Little League offers guidelines to community leagues and training and information for volunteers.
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Crisp, who broke into the big leagues with the Indians in 2002, hit .
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A team can add a player from the minor leagues during the absence.
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The Dominican Republic again leads the major leagues with a record 102 players.
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But eSports players don't need college sports, or amateurism, because other leagues exist.
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Adam's brother, Andy, and his father, Dave, also played in the major leagues.
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Now, with Steve Foster, Holmes has the hardest job in the major leagues.
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But to journey to adulthood in the major leagues is a brutal business.
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What separates the cups from leagues was amply demonstrated over the past week.
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That may not make him startable in all leagues, but he's definitely ownable.
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From 2002 to 2015, the major leagues averaged 466 pinch-runners a year.
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For some leagues, like the NWHL, the risk may be worth the reward.
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Previous attempts to launch independent football leagues have had mixed success at best.
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Ice hockey leagues and skating lessons are popular at the Freeport Recreation Center.
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Treinen ranked second in the major leagues in double-play grounders this season.
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The NBA, like other sports leagues, had been considering playing games without fans.
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The NBA, like other sports leagues, had been considering playing games without fans.
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Leagues cancel games, governors enforce bans on large gatherings and Broadway theaters close.
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There's too much money at stake for leagues not to figure this out.
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Rival leagues generate far more, with the Premier League collecting $1.3 billion annually.
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Tigers 25, Yankees 24 The Yankees lead the major leagues in home runs.
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With football leagues suspended worldwide, fans have been left with nothing to watch.
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The proposal was eventually dropped amid widespread opposition led by Europe's domestic leagues.
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About 16 percent of the private leagues have slots for independent defensive players.
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"It's like he's already pitched seven years in the big leagues," Patterson said.
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The local recreation leagues helped me find my passion for one sport — softball.
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It's like the minor leagues ... a stepping-stone to get to the majors.
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But that arrangement has since been eclipsed by TV deals for other leagues.
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Should all sports leagues treat political speech as a right for their players?
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Other leagues do not allow any parents into specific games or entire tournaments.
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You make errors in the major leagues, they come back to bite you.
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He didn't have a return date to the major leagues in mind yet.
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Every season, about 103 broadcasters work for organizations affiliated with the big leagues.
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Ronaldo has won three Champions Leagues in a row, and five over all.
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Spain and the Netherlands became the latest nations to suspend all soccer leagues.
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Riot Games runs multiple concurrent franchised leagues across the globe for several regions.
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Teams get paid differing amounts for their performance in their respective regional leagues.
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Other leagues, including the National Hockey League and Major League Baseball, followed suit.
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But it would also clash with European soccer and North American sports leagues.
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"Everybody in the big leagues or professional sports works hard physically," Cuddyer said.
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All of these guys have played in the minor leagues, so they understand.
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But the bonus came with complications when Clint arrived in the minor leagues.
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Carter crystallized how the N.B.A. stood apart from the other major American leagues.
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More so than most American sports leagues, the N.F.L. makes news all year.
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He also called many Caribbean Series, the postseason tournament of the winter leagues.
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He led the major leagues in batting average in 22017, 20183 and 22018.
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YouTube has secured the rights to stream multiple major esports leagues, Bloomberg reports.
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"If the leagues don't figure it out, it will be a lost moment."
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All the other leagues and teams have deals with cable companies, like ESPN.
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"And less than one year later, he's in the big leagues," Reyes said.
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But among the leagues that feed the professional ranks, cost signals elite status.
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Reyes has experienced a lot during his 15 years in the major leagues.
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LIMA developed from the efforts of private investors to develop university sports leagues.
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The topic has long been a point of debate in professional sporting leagues.
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Young spent six years in the major leagues, including three with the Mets.
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During the 2018 California wildfire season, US leagues had to make similar decisions.
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Vladimir Jr., a rookie, is the only grandchild in the major leagues now.
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Vladimir Jr., a rookie, is the only grandchild in the major leagues now.
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Two-quarterback leagues are still at the niche level, but growing in popularity.
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Technically, the leagues do not even need to have an agreement, Halem noted.
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Perez views crosscontinental leagues as the future of his sport and of others.
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"You don't see guys that size playing in the big leagues," Headley said.
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As recently as five years ago, men's wear was fashion's sleepy minor leagues.
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He led the major leagues in batting average in 22017, 234.1 and 19913.
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He said, 'We get rid of the cocky guys in the minor leagues.
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It prompted boycotts by sports leagues, businesses and others, harming the state's economy.
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The road hitting streak is the longest active one in the major leagues.
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He has 27 stolen bases for the season to lead the major leagues.
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The five-time All-Star continues to lead the major leagues with a .
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Here in the big leagues, people don't welcome bringing drums to the stadium.
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Shorten the game to seven innings (like various youth and scholastic leagues); 2.
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Start hitters with a 1-1 count (like some recreational softball leagues); 3.
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In other sports leagues, offensive behavior has led to owners selling their franchises.
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Two-quarterback leagues are still at the niche level, but growing in popularity.
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The Negro leagues were waning when Johnson joined the Indianapolis Clowns in 1953.
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