Dobbs prepared to do more with less

Greg Dobbs is counting on two things as he returns to form. First, he is healthy, having recovered from a calf injury. Second, he is better prepared to produce with less playing time.
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Dubee: Kendrick must take job from Moyer

Kyle Kendrick has pitched well this spring, and he must continue to pitch well in order to win the final spot in the Phillies’ rotation. over left-hander Jamie Moyer.
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McCann going to bat for childhood cancer

Through his relationship with the Rally Foundation, Brian McCann has established a program called the McCann 16 Home Run Challenge, which allows fans to pledge varying amounts of money that will be donated each time the four-time All-Star catcher homers this season.
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Jurrjens cleared for Spring Training takeoff

After completing another pain-free live batting practice session on Tuesday, Jair Jurrjens took another positive step and gained clearance to make his Grapefruit League season debut on Thursday night against the Yankees in Tampa.
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Danks happy with chilly spring start

John Danks was grateful to pitch in Chicago-like weather after hurling three sharp innings against the San Francisco Giants on Tuesday.
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White Sox take no joy in Nathan’s woes

They awoke Tuesday to learn that one of their main roadblocks to an American League Central title potentially had been removed, but the White Sox couldn’t rejoice over Joe Nathan’s injury.
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Cruz putting focus on preparation

Nelson Cruz’s newfound comfort level is easy to spot. He walks with more confidence in the clubhouse and he’s more vocal on the field.
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Harden feels OK after rocky outing

Rich Harden, who was originally drafted by the A’s, endured a rocky end to his spring outing against his former employer on Tuesday.
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Borbon knocks in two against A’s

Julio Borbon went 2-for-4 with two RBIs and a stolen base, David Murphy laced a three-run double and Ian Kinsler went 2-for-2 on Tuesday.
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Change is good for Anderson, Gonzalez

A’s pitchers Brett Anderson and Gio Gonzalez have added changeups to their arsenal and are getting positive results this spring.
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• Dobbs prepared to do more with less
• Dubee: Kendrick must take job from Moyer
• McCann going to bat for childhood cancer
• Jurrjens cleared for Spring Training takeoff
• Danks happy with chilly spring start
• White Sox take no joy in Nathan’s woes
• Cruz putting focus on preparation
• Harden feels OK after rocky outing
• Borbon knocks in two against A’s
• Change is good for Anderson, Gonzalez