National News Sat, Feb 18, 2023 2:15 PM By JAY COHEN, AP Baseball Writer PEORIA, Ariz. (AP) — Josh Hader looks around San Diego’s clubhouse and sees a team on the rise. He also sees a bunch of familiar faces. It’s a good feeling. The All-Star closer is more comfortable these days than he was when he first joined the Padres in a blockbuster trade in August. That deal was completed during one of the most difficult stretches of his career, right in the middle of a pennant race, and it took a while for him to regain his form. AP Baseball Writer You might also be interested in: UN ocean treaty talks resume with goal to save biodiversity Blinken arrives for tour of Turkey’s earthquake zone Japanese bid farewell to beloved panda returning to China Tunisia orders top European trade union official expelled Greek skier Ginnis takes silver, Kristoffersen wins slalom Salem News Channel Today
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