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3 to Watch: The 'Lackey returns (to a first-place team)' edition

In the three weeks that John Lackey has missed with a biceps injury, the Boston Red Sox have gone 12-5 and have shown signs of being a serious contender to win the American League East. But while Jon Lester and Clay Buchholz have been brilliant, the rest of the rotation hasn't. 3 to Watch says Lackey's return on Sunday could make a difference. ...more
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3 to Watch: The 'Streak-busting Royals' edition

On the first two stops of a challenging road trip, the Kansas City Royals ended the Atlanta Braves' 10-game winning streak, and then ended the Boston Red Sox's seven-game winning streak. Next up is Detroit, and while the Tigers don't have a winning streak, 3 to Watch points out that they are the team the Royals must prove themselves against in the American League Central. ...more
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3 to Watch: The 'Coming together at Fenway' edition

Friday night at Fenway Park, the Boston Red Sox play their first home game since Monday's bombings at the Boston Marathon. We go overboard sometimes with the thought that sports teams can heal communities, but Friday figures to be an emotional night at Fenway. 3 to Watch looks at that and two other key matchups. ...more
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Young starters Harvey, Fernandez have NL East scouts talking

Scouts following the National League East can't stop talking about young starting pitchers Matt Harvey of the Mets and Jose Fernandez of the Marlins. Meanwhile, those same scouts are wondering how to fix Roy Halladay, or if he can even be fixed. ...more
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3 to Watch: 'Can the Mets heal an ailing Doc?' edition

Roy Halladay always pitches well against the Mets. He always has, anyway. Now we wonder whether Halladay can pitch well against anyone. He gets his chance against the Mets on Monday night, in a game that leads off this edition of 3 to Watch. ...more
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Far ahead of schedule, Pelfrey has Twins starting to believe

Mike Pelfrey had Tommy John surgery last May 1. Pitchers normally take 12 months to come back from Tommy John, but Pelfrey is so far ahead of schedule that he's scheduled to make a spring training start for the Twins on Tuesday. From there, who knows? ...more
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