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It appears Dexter Fowler had a last-second change of heart, opting to re-sign with the Chicago Cubs for at least one more season. 

The Cubs announced Fowler agreed to terms on a one-year deal for 2016 with a mutual option for 2017.

Matt Cain's struggle to remain healthy continues, as the San Francisco Giants right-hander is dealing with more arm problems early in spring training. It is uncertain when he will be able to return to action.

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The Chicago Cubs traded versatile veteran Chris Coghlan to the Oakland Athletics on Thursday in exchange for right-handed pitcher Aaron Brooks.  

Oakland announced the swap on its official Twitter account.

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In an effort to continue speeding up the pace of games, Major League Baseball will implement a time limit on mound visits by managers and pitching coaches. MLB will also address player safety concerns by updating the slide rules. 

Minority owner and vice chairman of the Chicago White Sox, Eddie Einhorn, died Wednesday at the age of 80.

According to Jay Levin of the Record, Einhorn's wife, Ann, revealed the longtime broadcasting executive died due to complications from a stroke.

Major League Baseball commissioner Rob Manfred released a statement regarding Einhorn's passing, via MLB Communications:

Yesterday it was a Lamborghini, the day before that it was a Polaris Slingshot. 

Donald Trump hasn't been afraid to ruffle some feathers during his quest for the Republican presidential candidate nomination, but Chicago Cubs owner Tom Ricketts fired back Wednesday.

In a tweet sent out Monday, the former star of The Apprentice took issue with the notion that Ricketts and his family have spent against his bid for the White House:

Cincinnati Reds second baseman Brandon Phillips will return for an 11th season with the team despite the fact he was almost traded twice this offseason.

The Boston Red Sox and the New York Yankees are involved in one of the best rivalries in all of sports, so it's not often that either fanbase would ever show the opposition any love.

However, when an iconic player decides to hang up his cleats, it is acceptable for fans to give a rival a standing ovation. And that's exactly what Boston Red Sox star David Ortiz is hoping will happen in the Bronx this season.

Texas Rangers pitcher Cole Hamels has filed a lawsuit against Cornucopia Events after he and his wife were unable to get into the 2015 Victoria's Secret fashion show.