Suzuki, Sabathia, Wagner, Parker, Allen take rightful spots in Hall
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. -- Rain threatened the National Baseball Hall of Fame’s Class of 2025 Induction Ceremony, with the unfortunate possibility of the event being forced to a small, indoor venue. But thankfully, the weather and baseball gods didn’t let that happen to this large, diverse and historically significant class and
Talons take title! Champs make history with 1st trophy in inaugural AUSL season
The ball sailed over the left-field fence, Sydney Romero flapped her Talon wings as she crossed home plate, and an inning later, her team had won the first ever Athletes Unlimited Softball League Championship. The final foray in a women's professional league we'd always been hoping for, but had finally
Who needs Eugenio Suárez the most? Let's rank the trade suitors
When it comes to the best hitters reported to be available before this year's Trade Deadline on July 31, there's D-backs third baseman Eugenio Suárez -- and there's everybody else. Despite a strong résumé that includes six 30-homer seasons, Suárez has never been considered an elite hitter. But as the
Braves acquire Fedde from Cards after losing another starter to IL
ARLINGTON – The Braves made a move to bolster their rotation depth on Sunday, acquiring veteran right-hander Erick Fedde from the Cardinals. Shortly after Sunday’s loss to the Rangers, the Braves announced that they had acquired Fedde and cash considerations in exchange for a player to be named later or
Air J.T.! Realmuto makes unbelievable run-saving tag at home
NEW YORK -- Johan Rojas and J.T. Realmuto combined for an incredible double play Sunday during the Phillies' series finale against the Yankees. And no matter how many times you watch the highlight, you'll still be wondering: How in the world did Realmuto make that tag?
1K with a bang: Trout demolishes 2-run HR for 1,000th career RBI
ANAHEIM -- Angels superstar Mike Trout reached 1,000 career RBIs in style, as he absolutely crushed a two-run homer a Statcast-projected 443 feet to center field to reach that mark in Saturday's 4-1 win over the Mariners.
Mets exploring center-field trade market (reports)
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McMahon steps up big with bat, glove to guide Yanks to victory
NEW YORK -- The Yankees played their second straight game without Aaron Judge on Sunday afternoon at Yankee Stadium and first with him on the injured list because of a right flexor strain. With Judge out of action for at least two weeks, the Yankees need the rest of the
Do 'aggressive' Mariners have more trades in store?
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Dodgers reportedly eyeing multiple Gold Glove winners
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Surging Rangers bats lead way to 6th straight win
ARLINGTON -- This is who the Rangers should have been all along. Texas had a disappointing first half of 2025. That much isn’t a secret. But there’s always been belief throughout the clubhouse and throughout the front office that they would right the ship. That this ballclub could and would
Bregman's clutch blast lifts Sox to series win over Dodgers
BOSTON -- With their offense mostly neutralized since the All-Star break, Alex Bregman is the player most capable of getting the Red Sox into gear down the stretch.
Tigers' 10-run day makes statement, ends 6-game slide
DETROIT -- The Tigers had been looking for any kind of spark to help lift them out of their midseason funk. Kerry Carpenter returned from his rehab assignment with Triple-A Toledo. Riley Greene and Spencer Torkelson grew mustaches. Instead, Detroit found its spark with an opposite-field swing from reliable Gleyber
Skenes' lethal offspeed pitch selection propels Bucs to shutout win
PITTSBURGH -- Paul Skenes' changeups and sweepers were a lethal combo for the Snakes on Sunday, as the Pirates’ ace fanned nine over six scoreless innings to propel the Bucs to a series win at PNC Park, beating the Diamondbacks, 6-0. Seven of Skenes’ nine strikeouts came via those two
Kurtz dealing with lower body fatigue, sits out series finale
HOUSTON -- It turns out that tying the Major League record with 19 total bases in a game and then getting on base another three times the next day can take its toll on the body.
'This is the place that I grew up': Gallen savors possible last start with D-backs
PITTSBURGH -- Zac Gallen is from New Jersey. He was drafted by the Cardinals in 2016 and made his big league debut with the Marlins in '19. But for him, Arizona was the place where his life changed, and playing for the Diamondbacks is where he’s made his mark so
Brown bounces back to help Cubs win Crosstown Classic series
CHICAGO -- There’s no doubt Ben Brown has had a difficult season. He has struggled with consistency and has been hit hard on the mound. But it’s starts like Sunday that show Brown’s potential. The right-hander gave the Cubs five solid innings in the team’s 5-4 win over the White
Comeback kids! Perkins' knock gives Brewers 7th walk-off of season
MILWAUKEE -- With their offense stagnant for most of the game, the Brewers got key hits late to rally past the Marlins, 3-2, on Sunday afternoon at American Family Field. The Brewers won it in the ninth on Blake Perkins’ walk-off, bases-loaded hit off Cade Gibson. It was the second
Padres hold playoff position after breaking even on long trip
ST. LOUIS -- The 2025 Padres have a tremendously high ceiling and some very obvious flaws. Even before their hot-hotter-hottest three-city road trip -- Fahrenheit, not wins -- that was abundantly clear. But the post-All-Star trek through Washington, Miami and St. Louis only served to reinforce those strengths and weaknesses.
Twins' front office trying to straddle sell/buy fence at Deadline
MINNEAPOLIS -- With four days left before the Trade Deadline, Twins president of baseball and business operations Derek Falvey refuses to brand his team as exclusively a buyer or a seller. But with another series loss Sunday, the reality becomes clearer: it will be hard to justify giving up pieces
Reds show 'who we are' with sweep as 2nd-half surge continues
CINCINNATI -- All that's between the Reds and the 6 p.m. ET Trade Deadline on Thursday are three key games against the superstar-laden Dodgers. But as they've often stressed as a club seeking a playoff berth, there was no looking ahead. First things first meant on Sunday finishing a series
A's young core steps up, completes first four-game sweep in Houston
HOUSTON -- No Nick Kurtz or Jacob Wilson? No problem.
Judge placed on IL with elbow flexor strain, has no tear in UCL
NEW YORK -- Yankees captain Aaron Judge is dealing with a flexor strain in his right elbow that has landed him on the 10-day injured list, manager Aaron Boone said after Saturday afternoon's 9-4 loss to the Phillies at Yankee Stadium. Judge's UCL is intact, but he is expected to
Bubic (left rotator cuff strain) hits IL as Royals' rotation injuries stack up
KANSAS CITY -- A Royals rotation that has been a strength all year, ranking near the top of the league in ERA for most of the first half, has now been decimated by injuries.
Buxton (left rib irritation) avoids injured list as Twins catch lucky break
MINNEAPOLIS -- The Twins received good news regarding Byron Buxton on Sunday afternoon following the star center fielder’s MRI exam earlier in the day. Buxton, who experienced left side soreness on Saturday and was removed from the game that night, has been diagnosed with cartilage irritation and is day to