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active roster.“You keep going,” Angels manager Mike Scioscia said Tuesday.
“You’re certainly not going to sit back and feel sorry for yourself, or no one’s
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getting the day off when the Angels played at Texas. He’d hoped the cut had
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pitcher told a TMZ photographer when asked if he'd visit the president.Hembree
refused to answer any other questions from TMZ but said his favorite thing about
Donald Trump is "everything."A number of athletes have refused to visit Trump's
White House after winning major team championships because of policies and
comments he's made since taking office. Several NBA champions have had a
particularly contentious relationship with Trump, as stars Stephen Curry and
LeBron James both publicly clashed with the Republican.The White House canceled
the Philadelphia Eagles' scheduled visit earlier this year because players were
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hitless and scoreless innings with three strikeouts and five walks.
