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Jack Harris

INSANE: More than ready how players stayed sharp during the mlb lockout - The Real Truth

PHOENIX — Dodgers pitcher Walker Buehler and Angels first baseman Jared Walsh shuffled back and forth across the Push Performance training center last week.

One minute, they were sitting on couches, intently listening in on a Zoom call with other players union representatives regarding the latest details of collective bargaining agreement negotiations. The next, they were back on the gym floor, going through sets of exercises with several dozen other big leaguers at the private facility near Phoenix.

"They would go work out, come back and talk on the call," said DJ Edwards, the owner and director of Push Performance.

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