National League West News
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Walt Weiss will return to the Colorado Rockies as the Major League Baseball’s team sixth manager in franchise history.
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The San Diego Padres will move in portions of their outfield wall to try to increase scoring at Petco Park, which allowed the second-fewest home runs of any Major League Baseball stadium in each of the past two seasons.
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Jim Tracy resigned as manager after the Colorado Rockies’ worst season in franchise history, surprising club officials and players.
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The San Francisco Giants clinched the National League West title with an 8-4 victory over the San Diego Padres.
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The Houston Astros lost their first game under Tony DeFrancesco, who was appointed the team’s interim manager after Brad Mills was fired.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers’ new ownership group is confident about making a return on its record $2.3 billion investment and the addition of All-Stars Hanley Ramirez, Adrian Gonzalez, Josh Beckett and Carl Crawford fits into that plan, Chief Executive Officer Stan Kasten said.
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Jeff Moorad, a former San Diego Padres chief executive officer, said the size of a team’s television contract isn’t reliant on the club’s on-field success.
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As director of ticket sales for the San Francisco Giants, Russ Stanley roots for his team to win all its games. Almost.
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As director of ticket sales for the San Francisco Giants, Russ Stanley roots for his team to win all its games. Almost.
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As director of ticket sales for the San Francisco Giants, Russ Stanley roots for his team to win all its games. Almost.
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