The Blue Jays have their Gold Glove center fielder back, and he quickly reminded them what they've been missing. Daulton Varsho made a ridiculously acrobatic play in the fourth inning Tuesday night on a ball off the bat off Boston's Jarren Duran that initially made him lose his footing. Varsho

BALTIMORE – As Yogi Berra might have said, it’s déjà vu all over again. One month to the date of their first four-homer opening frame in franchise history, the Yankees did it again, blasting four first-inning long balls off Orioles starter Kyle Gibson on Tuesday evening at Camden Yards.

After one month of the 2025 MLB season, many standout performances have grabbed our attention. Most have come from names we expect, but there have been quite a few surprises, too. That's all reflected in the latest vote predicting the 2025 All-MLB Team presented by MGM Rewards, which recognizes the

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BALTIMORE – Yankees infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. exited Tuesday’s game against the Orioles after appearing to injure himself on a swing prior to a first-inning double. Chisholm grimaced and reached for his left side after fouling off the first pitch of his at-bat against Kyle Gibson, which prompted a brief

What a difference one year -- and one or more players -- can make. The seven teams below really scuffled offensively at a certain position in 2024, but now they are flying high at that same spot in 2025. Whether it's due to the performance of a newcomer or a

SAN DIEGO -- The Padres have spent so much of the first month of their season placing players on the injured list that Tuesday brought a welcome sight: For the first time all year, they brought a player back from that injured list. Two, in fact. Luis Arraez and Jason

Could the AL East have five teams finish .500 or better? Is the NL East a two-way tussle between the Mets and Phillies or will the Braves find a way to make it a three-legged race? And in the NL West, the Dodgers are the favorites to win the division,

NEW YORK -- The Mets’ most prominent offseason bullpen signing could be facing season-ending surgery. A.J. Minter and Mets officials are in the process of reviewing multiple medical opinions on the reliever’s left lat muscle, which he injured in a game last Saturday in Washington. Among the potential options is

TAMPA -- The Rays saw their outfield depth depleted over the first month of the season, but a key contributor is getting closer to returning. Right fielder Josh Lowe took batting practice early Tuesday afternoon at George M. Steinbrenner Field, the first time he’s hit off a pitching machine on

NEW YORK -- Left-hander Brooks Raley, a cog of the Mets’ 2023 bullpen who underwent season-ending Tommy John surgery last May, is back in the organization with a chance to help later this season. The Mets on Tuesday announced the signing of Raley, 36, to a one-year contract with a

The Chicago White Sox unveiled their new Nike City Connect Series uniforms on Monday evening. The uniform pays homage to two historic Chicago sports franchises. The Chicago Bulls collaborated with the White Sox on this project to create this first-of-its-kind jersey. After the team’s first City Connect uniform became a

PHILADELPHIA – It sounds like Cristopher Sánchez's left arm is OK. It sounds like the Phillies are kicking around the idea of a six-man rotation, too, though that seems unlikely. Phillies manager Rob Thomson announced Tuesday afternoon that Sánchez will start Wednesday night’s game against the Nationals at Citizens Bank

CINCINNATI -- Heavy rains and the threat of severe weather in the area forced the postponement of Tuesday night’s game between the Cardinals and Reds at Great American Ball Park.

Three brothers from Puerto Rico play in the Major Leagues at the same time, all as catchers, and each goes on to win multiple World Series rings? Yes, the story of the Molina brothers -- Bengie, José and Yadier -- sounds ready-made for the Hollywood treatment.

TAMPA -- The Royals are skipping ace lefty Cole Ragans’ start on Wednesday as he continues to recover from the mild left groin strain that he suffered Thursday against the Rockies. Instead, the Royals will call up lefty Noah Cameron, their No. 5 prospect, to make his Major League debut

DENVER -- It was 3:30 p.m. on Friday afternoon at Coors Field, more than three hours ahead of the Reds’ series opener vs. the Rockies. Center fielder TJ Friedl's workday already began a few hours prior, per his usual routine. None of it involved baseball activity yet. "I got here

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SEATTLE -- The banged-up Mariners made another injury-related roster move on Tuesday afternoon, but the right hip inflammation that utility man Dylan Moore has been dealing with, they hope, is far less severe than some of their other significant health-related issues.

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WASHINGTON -- Brandon Nimmo hadn’t been having the best start to the year entering play on Monday. He’d been making decent contact and hitting balls hard, but they weren’t dropping for hits. Manager Carlos Mendoza discussed as much pregame, saying, “He'll get through it. He's fighting through it now, and

HOUSTON -- Jose Altuve didn’t hesitate last winter when Astros manager Joe Espada asked him to make the move from second base to left field. So it was only fair that Espada agreed to listen to Altuve when he suggested last week that he should hit second in the lineup

LOS ANGELES -- For Tommy Edman, a day off is almost never really a day off. The switch-hitting utility man is versatile in just about every aspect of his game, so more often than not, his team can find a situation where he can enter and make an impact. "I