The Top 100 Prospects list has been updated, and there's a new No. 1
Pirates phenom Konnor Griffin graduated from prospect status by exceeding 130 Major League at-bats Wednesday, and if we’re going to get a new No. 1 overall prospect, we might as well make some tweaks to the full Top 100 Prospects list. Every so often during the baseball season, we do
Tides start to turn Mets' way as they claim 1st sweep of '26
NEW YORK -- When the Mets fell behind by three runs in the first inning Thursday, it took only a few innings for Brett Baty to punch back with a game-tying, two-run homer. When New York put a runner in scoring position one inning later, it took just two batters
The key to waking up the Reds? Breaking out the Tito speedo
CINCINNATI -- Terry Francona had a good feeling his Reds were about to break out in Thursday’s game at Great American Ball Park. Yes, he had arguably his best starting pitcher taking the mound. Yes, they were due after two losses to the Nationals, especially a gut-punching 8-7, 10-inning defeat
Dodgers hope keeping Ohtani out of lineup in back-to-back games provides needed reset
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A's get lefty reliever Suarez in trade with Mariners
WEST SACRAMENTO – The Athletics acquired left-hander José Suarez from the Mariners on Thursday in exchange for cash considerations. Suarez will be joining his third different organization this season. He began the season with the Braves, going 0-1 with a save and a 6.61 ERA in eight games before getting
Hinch ejected after call at third base upheld by review
NEW YORK -- Tigers manager A.J. Hinch reached a boiling point during a 9-4 loss to the Mets at Citi Field on Thursday afternoon. He was ejected in the fourth inning after a play went against second baseman Gage Workman.
Down to their final strike, Cardinals mount comeback vs. Athletics
WEST SACRAMENTO -- Call them the Cardiac Cardinals. With St. Louis down to its final strike in Thursday’s rubber match against the Athletics at Sutter Health Park, the top of the Cards’ order came through to deliver a dramatic 5-4 comeback win.
Mets phenom Ewing scoffs at power grade, goes 405 feet for 1st HR
NEW YORK -- Speed has always been a part of A.J. Ewing’s prospect profile. On-base acumen, absolutely. Power? Not so much. Yet Ewing, who hit just three home runs last season in the Minors, needed only three games to launch his first as a big leaguer. The recent callup took
Injuries: Raleigh, Fried, Mets, Buxton, Red Sox, Brewers
Stay up-to-date with all the latest news on injured players across Major League Baseball.
Rays statement on Memorandum of Understanding on new ballpark proposal
A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on a new ballpark proposal has been reached between the Tampa Bay Rays and representatives from Hillsborough County and the City of Tampa. Below is a statement from Tampa Bay Rays Chief Executive Officer Ken Babby: “The Tampa Bay Rays are delighted to announce that
Mariners rally around Raleigh IL news for 10th win in 11 meetings vs. Astros
HOUSTON -- As dispiriting as the day started for the Mariners, it finished on a high note. In the aftermath of Cal Raleigh being placed on the injured list for the first time in his career with a right oblique strain, Seattle ran away to an 8-3 win over the
Rengifo's bat sets tone as Crew cruises past Friars at quarter-mark of season
MILWAUKEE -- It might feel like Opening Day was just yesterday, but a quarter of the Brewers’ regular season was in the books after they beat the Padres, 7-1, on Thursday afternoon at American Family Field.
Bizarre lawn mishap results in hilarious inside-the-park homer
We’ve seen plenty of inside-the-park home runs in baseball’s history, some because of the game’s speediest players and some the result of head-scratching defense. But you’ve probably never seen something like this. In the seventh inning of an 11-3 win for Double-A Biloxi over Montgomery, Rays No. 25 prospect Austin
Yelich (back) sits for 2nd straight game ahead of weekend set with Twins
MILWAUKEE -- The Brewers are facing a decision point with designated hitter Christian Yelich, who missed a second straight game on Thursday because of back tightness which flared up in the wake of his first game off a monthlong stint on the injured list for a left groin strain. “He
NEW low price: Get MLB.TV Seasonal for $139.99
You can now follow your favorite players and teams on MLB.TV for a new low price. Starting Monday, fans can purchase an MLB.TV Seasonal package for just $139.99 to watch every out-of-market game live or on demand. Single-team packages also have a price drop, starting at $119.99 (varies by team).
'Talk a little smack' to Ranger?! Phils ready to face former teammate
BOSTON -- Ranger Suarez was just 16 years old when he first signed with the Phillies all the way back in 2012. Philadelphia was the only Major League franchise he had ever known -- until this season.
Zebby turns 233-day wait into rotation momentum with 7-inning gem
MINNEAPOLIS – As auditions go, it couldn’t have been much better. Guaranteed only one game but making a case that he deserves more, Zebby Matthews turned in one of the best outings of his career in a spot start for the Twins on Thursday afternoon. Matthews tossed seven shutout innings,
Who could Mets trade if they decide to sell at the Deadline?
To say the Mets’ season hasn’t gone according to plan would be a gross understatement. Following an offseason that saw president of baseball operations David Stearns make myriad changes, including the departure of several long-time fan favorites, New York entered Wednesday with a 16-25 record that was worse than all
Top college Draft prospects headline Golden Spikes Award semifinalists
With an eye on Omaha, the Golden Spikes Award has reached its penultimate stage. USA Baseball announced the 25 semifinalists in its quest to identify the top amateur baseball player in the nation on Thursday. The 48th Golden Spikes Award will be presented on June 29 on MLB Network at
Short-handed Tigers 'have a lot of work to do' after New York sweep
NEW YORK – For the third day in a row, the game started the same for the Tigers. They took an early lead against the Mets on Thursday afternoon at Citi Field, but like the previous two games, it ended up as a loss – this time by the score
Back at The Trop, there's no place like dome for the Rays
ST. PETERSBURG -- "There’s no place like home” is a timeless cliché. Over the past year, the Rays have been reminded just how true it is. Everything seems to be going the Rays’ way so far this season. They’re atop the American League standings with a 28-14 record. They’re getting
Power surges push pair of sluggers up the Rankings
Spoiler alert: Aaron Judge is the No. 1 hitter in baseball, according to votes cast by a group of MLB.com experts.
Dollander exits in 2nd inning with right arm tightness
PITTSBURGH -- A day that started with the hope that came with Rockies right-hander Chase Dollander on the mound for a chance at a series win turned concerning and cold – and not just because of the 49-degree first-pitch temperature and brisk wind that made it less comfortable. Dollander, a
Garrett has chance to earn starting spot despite rough go in season debut
MINNEAPOLIS – On June 17, 2024, "Inside Out 2" was the was No. 1 movie in the country. The Boston Celtics beat the Dallas Mavericks in Game 5 of the NBA Finals. Taylor Swift was visiting the UK on her Eras Tour. And on the diamond, the Marlins lost to
O'Hearn homers as part of 3-hit day, credits coaches for stance adjustments
PITTSBURGH – Here is an illustration of just how much the Pirates felt Ryan O'Hearn could help their offense – during the offseason, they signed him to a two-year contract as a free agent. To put that in perspective, the Pirates hadn’t signed a free agent to a multiyear deal