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Los Angeles AngelsANAHEIM — Maybe the Angels just needed to start with something totally out of the box in order to snap out of their funk. Zach Neto, in just his second major league start in the No. 3 hole, decided on his own to drop down a surprising bunt in the first inning. Although baseball analysts would be critical of that move, it nonetheless led to the Angels getting home the first three runs of their season-high scoring output in a 12-2 victory over the…See the Story
Angels erupt for season-high 12 runs in victory over Twins
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Cloquet · CloquetThroughout our Northern Loners series, we’ve introduced you to men who seemed to fit the mold of prairie hermits — living far from civilization, shunning neighbors and acting a bit odd. But not everyone who chose an isolated life fit that stereotype. Consider Dorothy Molter. In 1952, "The Saturday Evening Post" dubbed her “The Loneliest Woman in America” for her secluded and rugged life in Minnesota's Boundary Waters. Yet after sifting through h…See the Story
Was this Minnesotan 'the loneliest woman in America?'
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Rocco Baldelli · United StatesAustin Martin’s season didn’t start how he would have liked it to have, but he’s certainly not letting that affect how he’s finishing it. The utilityman was one of the final cuts in camp, sent down to Triple-A when the Minnesota Twins initially opted to carry DaShawn Keirsey Jr. on the Opening Day roster over him. He likely would have been up in the early weeks of the season anyways if not for a hamstring strain suffered at Triple-A just days in…See the Story
Twins’ Austin Martin making most of opportunity
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