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In Detroit, twenty-one-year-old Max Clark made his long-awaited MLB debut and delivered exactly what Tigers fans were hoping for after a rough spring training. The fourth youngest player to debut in the majors this season, Clark stepped onto the big league stage and handled the moment with composure well beyond his years.
Shifting to the trade wire, Minnesota made a move Friday night, acquiring right-hander Dean Kremer from Baltimore in exchange for minor league outfielder Jhomnardo Reyes. Kremer carries a six point five zero ERA through seven starts this season, so the Twins are clearly betting on a bounce-back, banking on a change of scenery to unlock the version of him that went forty-two and forty-four across seven years in an Orioles uniform.
And out of San Francisco, Niners running back Jordan James is set to miss time in training camp after suffering a fractured rib — and here's the twist — it happened before pads were even on. Head coach Chris Foerster confirmed an overly aggressive San Francisco defense was responsible, which tells you something about the intensity on that practice field, though James probably wished it told a different story.
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