The MLB Spring Training is underway. MLB Spring Training is a time for Minor and Major League players to practice their skills and showcase their worth. Some players are trying to make the opening day roster for their respective MLB affiliate team, such as Single-A, Double-A, and Triple-A players, while others existing MLB players are taking time to prepare for the long, 162 game season (excluding playoffs). For most players, Spring Training is one of the only times to really impress the manager and get the call-up, excluding minors. Most teams can scout their players and see if they can help their future plans for the team to achieve success in the long future. These Spring Training games are good for local and neutral fans to attend, by watching some baseball and enjoying the fresh sun. All 32 MLB teams participate in these exhibition games, usually played everyday, so don’t worry, you can catch a glimpse of your team, multiple times. If a player is “slumping”, they can take time to reflect on their struggles and get back to their usual form through Spring Training. Although Spring Training games don’t really count towards anything and do not really matter, it is a good time to preview how the players are doing this year to get a feel on how they will perform when the real season is underway. Also, fans can now enjoy baseball after a long wait of no baseball, since October.
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Andrew Yum is a 8th grader and a thirteen year old who attends Rosemont middle school. He currently lives in La Crescenta, CA, and went to Valley View Elementary. He joined journalism for a second time because he really enjoys writing and being a part of this journalism community. Andrew's favorite movie is Mean Girls, his favorite season is Winter, his favorite subject is Science, his favorite book series is Percy Jackson, and he enjoys playing sports, such as baseball and soccer, he enjoys sleeping, and watching TV shows, such as Seinfeld and The Office. He hopes to keep you updated on articles and to make your school year even better.
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Rhyle Sullivan grew up in La Crescenta, California. He attended Valley View Elementary School advancing to Rosemont Middle School and becoming a staff member of The Spartan Scroll, the school’s newspaper. Rhyle is a fan of A.S. Roma in soccer and the Los Angeles Dodgers in baseball. He plays baseball as a Honey Badger, an organization he has been in since eight years old. When free from schoolwork and extracurriculars, Rhyle will play FIFA, watch YouTube, or listen to The Beatles. Writing is significant in his life, and he loves writing historical fiction stories. Non-fiction texts and informative texts are also a part of his passion.