MLB In Brief: Clayton Kershaw Will Not Pitch At The Classic | Aaron Nola In Philly Long Term?

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Clayton Kershaw will not pitch at the Classic

The medical insurances cause problem in the file.

Blue Jays: from radio to home

Ben Wagner (Blue Jays) will play on the road to Toronto. He won’t be there.

“Almost all big-league baseball radio crews have resumed regular travel. Toronto is one of the few MLB markets that has not.” So embarrassing that an ownership group that also owns the team’s media platforms can’t send their radio play-by-play person on the road. #BlueJays https://t.co/yEkEPcAh52

—Jenn Smith (@Baseball_Jenn) February 17, 2023

Aaron Nola in Philly long term?

There are negotiations.

The Phillies and Aaron Nola’s camp have exchanged offers over a long-term extension, @MattGelb writes.

There appears to be momentum to reach an agreement sometime this spring.

“I love it here.”https://t.co/g22aLQ7T8n

— The Athletic MLB (@TheAthleticMLB) February 17, 2023

Alek Manoah picks up the pace

The launcher must adapt to the dial of the launchers.

Manoah finished his session getting a little pitch clock practice in with coaches timing him. #Bluejays

— Rob Longley (@longleysunsport) February 17, 2023

Justin Verlander and Max Scherzer together

Here is the Mets duo in the same video.

Kyle Freeland is tired of losing

He wants expectations to be higher in 2023.

Scott Rolen will represent the Cardinals in the Temple

Fred McGriff won’t have a logo on his cap.

Both Scott Rolen (Cardinals) and Fred McGriff (no logo) have announced what will be on their Hall of Fame caps.

McGriff said, “with no logo, I can equally represent the fans in Toronto, Atlanta, where we won a WS, my hometown of Tampa Bay and my time in San Diego.”#BlueJays

— Eric Treuden (@ETreuden) February 17, 2023

February 17, 2023