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Francisco Lindor has been elected to the executive subcommittee of the MLBPA.
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Britton, Cole, Castro, Lindor, Semien join union top panel | Sports | lufkindailynews.com
Yankees pitchers Zack Britton and Gerrit Cole, free agent catcher Jason Castro, Cleveland shortstop Francisco Lindor and free agent shortstop Marcus Semien were elected Friday to the executive subcommittee of the Major League Baseball Players Association.
Dueling Mailbags! - Indians roster questions, potential free-agent targets | Cleveland Indians - People have questions. . .
Dueling Mailbags! - How about LeBron James buying a piece of the Cleveland Indians? Hey, Hoynsie - cleveland.com People have questions...
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Another in our series that reminds people that everyone is from somewhere.
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Perci Garner to head Rainbow Connection - LGFT Garner, who pitched for the Cleveland Indians in 2016, said that baseball was a great career, "but helping people in this area just feels right."