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Nate
Karns
Starting Pitcher
Birthdate
25/11/1987
BAT/THR
Right/Right
Birthplace
Franklin, PA
College
Texas Tech
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Orioles RHP Karns returns to 10-day injured list
7Y
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Hyde: 'A lot of jobs to be won' as camp opens
7Y
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O's reach 1-year deal with RHP Karns for $800K
7Y
Royals
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Perez one of four Royals placed on DL
8Y
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Pitchers Herrera, Karns reach deals with Royals
8Y
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MLB News
All-Star Mike Trout rejoins Angels after 17-game absence
- The Los Angeles Angels activated center fielder Mike Trout from the injured list on Wednesday, just in time for the All-Star Game in his beloved Philadelphia.
White Sox say 3 candidates for No. 1 pick in MLB amateur draft
The White Sox have homed in on three candidates for the No. 1 pick in the MLB amateur draft: UCLA shortstop Roch Cholowsky, Georgia Tech catcher Vahn Lackey and Texas high school shortstop Grady Emerson.
Tigers' Dillon Dingler exits vs. Athletics with hand injury
Tigers All-Star catcher Dillon Dingler left Wednesday's game with a injured right hand. The Athletics' Nick Kurtz left in the second inning due to illness.
Don Mattingly interested in being Phillies' permanent manager
With the Phillies firmly in playoff contention heading into the All-Star break, interim manager Don Mattingly said he would be interested in leading the club full time.
Blue Jays' Dylan Cease loses no-hit bid in 9th inning of 10-0 win over Giants
— Toronto’s Dylan Cease worked eight no-hit innings against the San Francisco Giants on Wednesday before allowing a single to Heliot...
Blue Jays' Cease loses bid for 2nd career no-hitter in 9th
The Blue Jays' Dylan Cease took a no-hitter into the ninth inning Wednesday before the Giants' Heliot Ramos broke it up a line-drive single to center field.
