Broxton To Have Elbow Surgery - RealGM Wiretap Dodgers reliever Jonathan Broxton Perrish Cox Jersey , who hasn't pitched since May 3 because of a bone bruise in his right elbow, will undergo arthroscopic surgery on Monday to remove a bone spur and some chips, according to an ESPN report on Friday. White Sox Allowing Sale To Pitch As Strasburg Is Sidelined - RealGM Wiretap

The White Sox have set Chris Sale free as the season winds down, despite the fact that he has made 28 starts and thrown 188 innings.

Sale tossed 118 pitches on Monday night, the most he has ever thrown in his young career.

"How the White Sox have controlled Sale is in stark contrast to the Nationals shutting down [Stephen] Strasburg earlier in the month, at 159 13 innings, in his first full year back from Tommy John surgery," writes Jeff Passan.

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Jeter Doesnt Miss Baseball At All - RealGM Wiretap

Just a few months after playing his final Major League game, Derek Jeter says he doesn't miss baseball.

"To be honest with you, I don't miss it at all," Jeter said on SiriusXM Radio.

The 40-year-old has been busy in his retirement. He is trying to build a media empire with a publishing imprint and his website, The Players' Tribune, which serves as a way for athletes to shape their own messages.

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