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After announcing the Crossroads site, the Royals have been tight-lipped about how they intend to pay for the new stadium

Kansas City, Missouri. The Royals injected some clarity into the discussion Tuesday by announcing their preferred locations for a new ballpark in downtown Kansas City, which they describe as a revolutionary project that will connect some of the city’s core cultural amenities.

The 17.3-acre East Crossroads site, centered on the former Star printing mill, runs from Grand Boulevard to Locust Street and 17th Street to Truman Road.

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Shohei Ohtani participated in live batting practice with the Los Angeles Dodgers for the first time this spring, as he continues his recovery from elbow surgery. The Dodgers shared a video of the two-time AL MVP hitting a home run on Monday. Ohtani inked a 10-year, $700 million contract with the Dodgers this offseason after spending his first six seasons with the Los Angeles Angels. The two-way player will not pitch this season after having surgery on his right elbow in September. But he hopes to be ready to start the season as a batter.

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