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Steve Smith reveals how batting in a baseball cage helped preparation for return from finger injury - ABC News - ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Steve Smith believes he is ready to return for the second Test against the West Indies after having some hitting sessions in a baseball batting cage near his apartment in New York.
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Cricket: Steve Smith pain free after batting cage test | news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site for latest headlines
Steve Smith tested his injured finger in a baseball batting cage in New York and is adamant he’s now pain free as he prepares to bat with a splint in the second Test against the West Indies.
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Cricket: Steve Smith pain free after batting cage test | The Advertiser
Steve Smith tested his injured finger in a baseball batting cage in New York and is adamant he’s now pain free as he prepares to bat with a splint in the second Test against the West Indies.
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Former MLBer Yoenis Céspedes Lists His Florida Estate for $30 Million - Robb Report
The former MLB All-Star Yoenis Céspedes is selling his Florida ranch estate for $30 million. It has a batting cage, horse stables, and a barber shop.
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Former Mets Star Yoenis Céspedes Just Listed His Florida Estate For $30 Million — Complete With Batting Cage And Custom Barbershop - Yahoo Finance
Yoenis Céspedes said goodbye to the New York Mets in 2020, and now he's selling his Florida estate that's located just minutes from the team's training facility. Céspedes bought the land in 2016 ...