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Winning three World Series titles in five years tends to provide plenty of job security.

The San Francisco Giants were quick to lock up manager Bruce Bochy and general manager Brian Sabean for the long term. The team confirmed it agreed to extensions through 2019 with each.

The Giants also announced a string of organizational changes:

Los Angeles Angels outfielder Josh Hamilton will not be suspended for his substance abuse missteps in the offseason, according to a statement from Major League Baseball:

Ken Rosenthal of Fox Sports reported the Angels' statement on MLB's decision:

Aside from starting pitcher Clayton Kershaw, no player may mean more to the Los Angeles Dodgers than outfielder Yasiel Puig. Losing him to injury is about the last thing the team needs to happen.

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The Atlanta Braves improved their rotation on Thursday, acquiring former Arizona Diamondbacks pitcher Trevor Cahill in a trade.

The Braves tweeted news of the deal that will send minor league outfielder Josh Elander to Arizona in exchange for Cahill and cash considerations.

Yahoo Sports' Jeff Passan reported that Atlanta Braves right-hander Arodys Vizcaino will be suspended for 80 games of the upcoming season after violating Major League Baseball's performance-enhancing drug policy.

The Toronto Blue Jays announced today that rookies Dalton Pompey and Devon Travis will both be part of the team’s Opening Day roster, per Gregor Chisholm of MLB.com.

Pompey is set to open the 2015 season as Toronto’s starting centre fielder, while Travis will start at second base.

As the Philadelphia Phillies prepare for what may be a very long season, the team has come up with something that can help fans deal with the losing.

The Phillies will be debuting a new bar this season that will sell liquor, according to Philly.com's Michael Klein:

Detroit Tigers star pitcher Justin Verlander is dealing with a tricep issue that could put the right-hander on the disabled list to start the season. 

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Thanks to a new nursing suite, the Cincinnati Reds are making it easier for families to enjoy a night at the ballpark.

The Reds spent this offseason giving their stadium a bit of a makeover. With the 2015 MLB All-Star Game coming to Cincinnati, the team has upgraded the look of its concession stands and even added a new bar. However, the biggest upgrade went beyond the usual amenities.

On Monday, the Reds announced that they have added a nursing suite to Great American Ball Park:

Although the Cleveland Indians would like everyone to support them, they don't get too upset about some of the negative things said about them on the Internet.

In fact, they like to have fun with that criticism.