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MLB

American  

abbreviation

  1. Major League Baseball: the organization that oversees and regulates the major leagues, and affiliated minor leagues, of professional baseball in the United States and Canada.

  2. Maritime Labor Board.


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Testimony has already established that the Angels immediately informed MLB that Kay told co-worker Adam Chodzko that he was in Skaggs’ hotel room the night the pitcher died.

From Los Angeles Times

Like an MLB manager constructing a lineup, Skaggs lawyers led by Rusty Hardin were purposeful in the order they presented witnesses.

From Los Angeles Times

Witnesses expected to be called by the defense include Angels president John Carpino and former MLB general manager Dan Duquette.

From Los Angeles Times

Skaggs’ lawyers called earnings expert Jeff Fannell, a former labor lawyer for the MLB Players Assn., who testified that Skaggs would have earned between $109 million and $120 million and could still be pitching.

From Los Angeles Times

Traversing that same path to MLB is more akin to swimming across shark-infested waters during a hurricane.

From The Wall Street Journal