Way-too-early predictions for the All-MLB Team
This far into the 2026 MLB season, we’ve seen all sorts of standout performances from a variety of players, from established stars to inexperienced prospects to surprise performers. But who will be the best at their positions when the season comes to a close? In the latest vote predicting the
How are the Rays doing it?! The numbers tell the story
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We're watching the hardest-throwing starter to ever live (probably)
Jacob Misiorowski is the hardest-throwing starting pitcher in the hardest-throwing season on record, which means we can start right off here with the big, flashing premise: Misiorowski is (probably) the hardest-throwing starting pitcher of all time, and you get to see him, right now. That’s good news for you, the
Twins option former top pick Lewis; Jeffers out with hamate fracture
MINNEAPOLIS – Ryan Jeffers is headed to the injured list and Royce Lewis is headed to the Minor Leagues. Those were the two biggest pieces of news as the Twins made a string of transactions on Tuesday afternoon. Lewis, the team’s starting third baseman for most of the year and
The Nationals are on a historic pace. Can they sustain it?
It’s probably fair to say the Nationals have been a pleasant surprise in 2026, with a 23-25 record after overhauling virtually their entire infrastructure over the offseason. They’re young on the field, led by offensive standouts James Wood and CJ Abrams, and off of it. President of baseball operations Paul
Resurgent Cease takes mound for first taste of Blue Jays-Yankees rivalry
The Yankees and Blue Jays entered the season as favorites to once again vie for the AL East title, though the battle hasn't gone as expected so far. While New York (29-19) is right in the thick of things in the divisional race, three games behind the first-place Rays, the
Mets add another speedster to mix, calling up No. 11 prospect Morabito (source)
WASHINGTON -- The Mets, who have benefited greatly from an infusion of youth and speed in recent weeks, are about to add even more of it to their roster. The team is set to promote No. 11 prospect Nick Morabito, a source told MLB.com, adding him to a roster that
Braves place Baldwin on IL with oblique strain
The Braves could be without one of their biggest contributors for an extended stretch. Drake Baldwin, who leads all big league catchers with 13 homers, was placed on the 10-day injured list with a right oblique strain on Tuesday morning. The club selected the contract of catcher Chadwick Tromp and
Padres, Dodgers have taken very different paths to top of standings
The 29-19 Dodgers, the back-to-back reigning World Series Champions who reloaded their roster again in the offseason, are not leading the NL West. After Monday’s 1-0 victory, the Padres (29-18) have overtaken Los Angeles for a half-game advantage, continuing what has become one of baseball’s best rivalries. They square off
How the 'Skubal Scope' sets up Tigers' ace for quicker recovery
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See the star-studded rosters for 3rd annual East-West Classic
The East-West Classic is back for the third straight year, headlined by team captains CC Sabathia (West) and Chris Young (East) among a bevy of fellow former Major League All-Stars. Full rosters have been revealed for this year’s East vs. West Game, which will be held at historic Rickwood Field
Mets achieve rare extra-inning feat not seen in 43 years
WASHINGTON -- One by one and two by two, they came around to score, rapidly transforming a close game into a laugher. Throughout the 10th and 11th innings at Nationals Park, the mood was tense. In the 12th, things changed entirely.
Inspired by dugout speech, Angels go from being no-hit to epic walk-off homer
ANAHEIM -- It took only six pitches for the Angels to go from potentially being on the wrong side of history to winning in an incredibly unlikely fashion. They came into the ninth inning being no-hit by A's right-hander J.T. Ginn, only for Adam Frazier to break up the no-hitter
Miller shows he's human, but just barely, before shutting down Dodgers
SAN DIEGO -- The eighth inning ended, the lights went out, the heavy metal chords blared, and -- with first place on the line in the National League West -- the familiar, hulking figure of Mason Miller emerged from the left-center-field bullpen at Petco Park. It all unfolded pretty much
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Emerson's family missed his MLB debut. They didn't miss his 1st MLB HR
SEATTLE -- Colt Emerson was in such a rush to get to T-Mobile Park on Sunday that he couldn’t call his parents to share the news of a lifetime until he was navigating the trenches of Interstate 5. The Mariners’ prized new infielder had the tightest of turnarounds between learning
Right knee down, stats up? Rutschman's new stance a defensive spark
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A night after collapse, Bednar refuses to buckle, nailing down comeback win
NEW YORK – David Bednar looked gassed in a ninth inning that seemed primed for disaster on Monday night, one run already home and two more Blue Jays dancing off the bases. George Springer waited with a bat in hand, ready to add to a collection of ruined pinstriped evenings.
Brewers earn decisive win in series opener vs. division-rival Cubs
CHICAGO -- Memories came flooding back for Milwaukee president of baseball operations Matt Arnold on Monday while he sat in Wrigley Field’s first-base dugout. The first pitch of the first meaningful Brewers-Cubs regular-season game since last year’s National League Division Series was fast approaching. “Think of the magnitude of that
PCA regrets 'choice of words' in exchange with White Sox fan
CHICAGO -- Pete Crow-Armstrong thrives on emotion as a player, but the Cubs' center fielder recognizes that he took things too far in a heated interaction with a White Sox fan on Sunday afternoon. It was a caught-on-camera moment made for social media and it, predictably, caught fire online into
How the Hall of Pretty Good became your favorite player's favorite account
Like a modern Mount Olympus, the National Baseball Hall of Fame's doors open only to the greatest of the greats, those remarkable ballplayers who stood out from their big league brethren the way the Greek gods towered over us mere mortals. But for those players who didn't put together the
Stott's clutch HR rallies Phils to 5th straight win after Painter's efficient start
PHILADELPHIA -- Andrew Painter once again did his job on Monday night. And, once again, Phillies interim manager Don Mattingly didn't want to push it. Painter completed six innings for the first time in his young career in the club's 5-4 win over the Reds at Citizens Bank Park. Yet
Rays' high-powered offense strikes again with season-high 16 runs
ST. PETERSBURG -- Shane McClanahan stood in front of his locker late Monday night, and for the first time in a month, he had to look back on a start in which he allowed a run. Not that it really mattered on a night like this. “I picked a pretty
A numerical look at Miami's historic win over NL-best Braves
MIAMI – The Braves entered Monday night’s series opener with the most wins in the Majors. The Marlins came in losers of nine of their last 14 games. That all went out the window in Miami’s 12-0 romp of Atlanta at loanDepot park, where the Marlins set a franchise record
Skubal encouraged by symptom-free bullpen session at Comerica
DETROIT -- Tarik Skubal was back on the bullpen mound at Comerica Park on Monday, less than two weeks after surgery to remove a loose body from his pitching elbow. It was the typical, full-arsenal bullpen session he would throw before a start, he said, a good sign that his