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Indians Extend Terry Francona, Trea Turner Injured and More

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A new deal for one of the game’s most recognizable managers, another injury to a budding young star and the continuing trend of teams locking up young players before they hit free agency. Read up on that and more in today’s top MLB news.

Terry Francona is probably best known for his time with the Red Sox, but if that hasn’t changed already, his new contract with the Indians might do the trick

With Bryce Harper already playing for the opposition, an unfortunate play in Washington leaves the Nationals without another young star.

Former Braves manager Bobby Cox reportedly had a stroke and is in the hospital. Best wishes for the Hall of Famer.

The man seriously injured in a fight outside Dodger Stadium seems to have improved slightly, but questions remain about the team’s security.

Two more teams locked up young players before they hit free agency, continuing a trend around Major League Baseball.

Top Stories

• A good fit: Cleveland Indians extend manager Terry Francona’s contract through 2022| Cleveland.com

• Nats SS Turner hit by pitch, fractures finger | ESPN.com

• Hall of Fame manager Bobby Cox hospitalized, report says | Sporting News

• Man attacked after Dodgers game responds to doctors, remains on life support | Sporting News

• German Marquez, Rockies Reportedly Agree on 5-Year, $43M Contract Extension | Bleacher Report

• Blue Jays join extension craze, sign Randal Grichuk to five-year deal worth $52 million | CBS Sports

Written by GMS staff report

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