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Mike
Leake
Starting Pitcher
Birthdate
12/11/1987
BAT/THR
Right/Right
Birthplace
San Diego, CA
College
Arizona State
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D-backs decline options on Leake, Rondon, Guerra
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D-backs' Leake opts out of playing 2020 season
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D-backs righty Leake has fracture on left wrist
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Rockies 3B Arenado wins 7th straight Gold Glove
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How players are using uniform numbers to break MLB's unwritten rules
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MLB Opening Day 2026 live: Lineups, updates, highlights, more
Here's your one-stop shop for all of the Opening Day action, starting with Wednesday night's Yankees-Giants clash.
Guardians add 1B Rhys Hoskins to roster ahead of season opener
The Cleveland Guardians selected the contract of first baseman Rhys Hoskins from Triple-A Columbus as the team got down to the 26-man active limit ahead of its opener against Seattle.
Orioles say Jackson Holliday will start rehab stint Friday
Orioles second baseman Jackson Holliday will begin a rehab assignment later this week, an indication he won't miss much time with the big-league team after suffering a broken hamate bone in February.
Rule 5 draft pick Cade Winquest earns spot on Yankees' roster
Reliever Cade Winquest became the Yankees' first Rule 5 draft pick to make the Opening Day roster since infielder Josh Phelps in 2007.
Mariners' J.P. Crawford, Bryce Miller to start season on IL
Mariners shortstop J.P. Crawford and starting pitcher Bryce Miller will start the season on the IL as the team got down to its 26-man roster ahead of Opening Day.
MLB players with the most seasons on one team
Brooks Robinson and Carl Yastrzemski hold the record for most consecutive seasons on one MLB team. Find out which players join them on the list.
