Nationals rookies make statement with 'revolutionary' outfits at start of West Coast trip
Rookie traditions are still alive and well across Major League Baseball, and the Nationals began their West Coast road trip with one of their own. The club shared photos on social media of rookies Yohandy Morales, Harry Ford, Riley Cornelio and Andrew Alvarez leaving for Dodger Stadium dressed like America’s
Astros fan shows off his own 'Pope Hat' as Houston faces Pope Leo XIV's favorite White Sox
The White Sox have earned the official designation this season of Pope Leo XIV’s favorite team, from receiving his own White Sox “Pope Hat” recently to confirming he attended the 2005 World Series. At least one Astros fan was feeling a bit left out, though. The Houston broadcast spotlighted a
No flukes here: Tigers' top '26 pick twirls 4th straight scoreless start to begin pro career
Make it four straight scoreless starts to begin Cameron Flukey’s career. Flukey, the Tigers’ first-round Draft pick this summer, spun four shutout innings on Thursday for Single-A Lakeland in an 8-2 win over Bradenton at LECOM Park. The right-hander worked around two hits and three walks while striking out six
Top Angels prospect Nimmala goes oppo for 2nd homer in 3 games
For the second time in three games, Arjun Nimmala went deep for Double-A Rocket City. Nimmala -- the headlining return in the trade that sent José Soriano to the Blue Jays -- crushed the first pitch he saw to lead off the ninth inning on Thursday, sending it the opposite
They still got it! These big leaguers-turned-coaches show their teams how it's done
Former big league ballplayers who turn into Major League coaches don’t always get a chance to show off their skills in front of their new pupils. Two such staff members across MLB this week, however, made some absolute highlight plays to prove they “still got it.” Phillies interim manager Don
Mets reportedly among teams with interest in star Japanese slugger
The Mets, Yankees, Dodgers and Phillies are among those to be linked to star Japanese slugger Teruaki Sato, according to a report from Jon Heyman of the New York Post on Aug. 14. Sato, 27, could come to MLB in the offseason through Nippon Professional Baseball’s posting system. Heyman specifically
These are the MLB monthly award winners for August
We’re in the home stretch of the 2026 MLB season, with teams making their final pushes toward the postseason and a few key award races coming to a head. These performances went a long way toward both of those chases. Here are both leagues' monthly award winners for August:
Cubs' 2nd-round pick Sorrell homers, drives in 5 in best game of young career
Caden Sorrell has a unique baseball lineage, with both of his grandfathers having played Major League Baseball. The Cubs’ 2026 second-round pick has certainly gotten off to a strong start on his own journey toward the big leagues. Sorrell gathered five RBIs on Wednesday amid three hits -- both early
Orioles' No. 8 prospect Aloy mashes 2 more homers amid extended hot streak
Wehiwa Aloy, the 31st overall Draft pick in 2025 to the Orioles, has had little issue since being promoted to Double-A Chesapeake on July 29. Wednesday was just another feather in his cap. The 2025 Golden Spikes Award winner hit a pair of home runs in a 5-4 Baysox win
1st hit, 1st homer and 1st ... rock-paper-scissors win? Montes does it ALL in debut
Lazaro Montes’ Major League debut was filled with good first impressions, his signature power and a little bit of home run trident whimsy, as he and the Mariners took home a 9-6 win over the Red Sox on Tuesday. Montes’ personality meshed well with that of the red-hot and fan-favorite
This Brewers prospect is having Minors' best power-hitting season in 12 years
Andrew Fischer is having one of the greatest power-hitting Minor League seasons we’ve seen. Another home run on Tuesday night has him tied with the likes of a former MVP. Fischer’s long ball on Tuesday was his 43rd of the season -- 23 with Double-A Biloxi and 20 with High-A
PCA for MVP? Former Cub-turned-artist has an answer in his unique painting
Ten years after he was part of the Cubs’ 2016 World Series team, Matt Szczur has publicly named his choice for 2026 National League MVP. The player he supports for the award -- Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong -- won’t surprise you. How he went about doing so, well, that’s
Fueled by energy drinks and Italian sausage, one fan completes the NYC 'tripleheader'
Chris Chao, a Red Sox fan living in New York City since March 2021, said he’s been to more than 200 baseball games since moving there. Simply an avid fan of the sport, he scours for chances to score last-minute tickets and see as many games as possible. But no
Blue Jays have golden opportunity to tighten Wild Card race with Guardians
After a vintage Max Scherzer performance punctuated a three-game sweep of the Mariners this past weekend, the Blue Jays -- through all the adversity they’ve faced this season -- sit just 1 1/2 games back of the third American League Wild Card spot. And they have a premium chance to
Beloved 'Voice of the Expos' Doucet dies at 86
Jacques Doucet, known as the “Voice of the Expos”, died at 86 last week, his daughter Martine confirmed on social media. Doucet spent 33 years as the beloved French language play-by-play broadcaster for the Expos and served as a pivotal figure in popularizing the French vocabulary used to describe baseball.
Meet the under-the-radar Astros prospect whose season has him alongside Konnor Griffin and Joshua Báez
Here’s a pop quiz: What do Konnor Griffin, Joshua Báez, Eric Hartman and Theo Gillen have in common with Astros No. 10 prospect Anthony Huezo? They’re the only five Minor Leaguers across the past two seasons to achieve a 20-home-run, 40-stolen-base season. The first four names are all either in
Mets prospects Rojas, Voit and Vargas combine for 10 hits in Double-A romp
The rejuvenated Binghamton Rumble Ponies lineup post-Trade Deadline is doing some serious damage. The Mets’ Double-A affiliate has gone 20-7 in August, and Sunday’s 14-5 victory over Reading at FirstEnergy Stadium was just another example of the team’s top talent taking center stage. Jefferson Rojas (NYM No. 1 prospect), Mitch
Little League Classic steps into the spotlight on This Week in Baseball
Baseball can make anyone feel like a kid again, especially when it’s being played at hallowed grounds in Williamsport, Pa.
Iglesias makes long-awaited Broadway debut in 'OMG!' moment
We don’t blame you if this clip makes you want to say, “OMG!” Former Met and 15-year big leaguer Jose Iglesias made his long-awaited debut on Broadway on Thursday, appearing as the Narrator in the show “Buena Vista Social Club.” Iglesias -- who is also known by his pop-star alter
Trade addition Eagen spins 11-K gem in 4th start with Cardinals organization
The Cardinals feature one of MLB’s top farm systems, reaching No. 4 in MLB Pipeline’s latest rankings. They bolstered that depth at the Trade Deadline, including with the addition of right-handed pitcher Daniel Eagen, part of the Lars Nootbaar trade with the Diamondbacks. Eagen has been quite strong since joining
Eyanson spins scoreless outing to continue dominant start in Orioles' system
The Orioles made one of the biggest splashes of the 2026 Trade Deadline, sending former franchise cornerstone Adley Rutschman to the Red Sox for a package of prospects that could add pop to a system that ranked in the middle of the pack entering 2026. Anthony Eyanson has certainly brought
Could White Sox extend Murakami? 'We've had some conversations,' says GM Getz
Munetaka Murakami has been a sensation for the first-place White Sox since signing a two-year, $34 million contract with the club this offseason. Currently slated to be a free agent after the 2027 season, could the South Siders try to keep “Mune” around even longer? In a podcast appearance with
Pope Leo officially has a White Sox Pope Hat, and it's glorious
Pope Leo XIV has already proven he’s a real, legitimate White Sox fan, dating back to his roots as a Chicago native. He attended the 2005 World Series, met with A.J. Pierzynski to receive the final out ball from Game 1 of that Fall Classic and even wore a South
250 for 250: Top 10 rivalries
As part of our celebration of America 250, MLB's content team has created 25 top 10 lists that capture the plays, people, rituals and moments that made baseball America’s game.
Astros prospect Schiavone hits back-to-back 2-homer games
A two-homer game is plenty impressive on its own, but how about crushing a pair of dingers in consecutive games? Astros No. 6 prospect Jason Schiavone did just that on Wednesday, hitting two home runs for the second straight game at Double-A Corpus Christi. Schiavone’s 3-for-4 performance came in a