Tyler Bremner is only two games into his professional career. But given how aggressively the Angels typically push college prospects, it’s certainly possible we could see the 21-year-old righty in the Majors before the end of 2026 -- especially if he continues to pitch as well as he has so

The Cubs’ uneven start to the 2026 season took another turn this week when its rotation was dealt a significant blow: Cade Horton needs elbow surgery and will miss the rest of the year. Meanwhile, Opening Day starter Matthew Boyd is also on the injured list with a left biceps

Before José Ramírez became Cleveland’s all-time leader in games played on Monday, Terry Turner had held the record for more than a century.

Mason Miller is now eight innings away from tying the record for the longest scoreless streak in Padres history. And based on how feeble opposing hitters have looked against the flamethrowing right-hander during his streak, it doesn't seem like it's going to end anytime soon.

A home run robbery is one of the most amazing feats a player can pull off, so it's no surprise that the very best of them are etched in baseball lore. One of the most dazzling moments of the 2026 season came when Jo Adell robbed a potential game-tying home

Baseball's three hardest-throwing starters all reside in the National League Central, and amazingly, none of them is named Paul Skenes.

In the end, Heliot Ramos was just like the rest of us -- staring in disbelief at Nolan McLean's insane stuff. The Mets right-hander was unhittable for much of Friday’s start against the Giants at Oracle Park, taking a perfect game into the sixth inning, but his final strikeout of

Konnor Griffin is in the Majors. The Pirates promoted MLB Pipeline’s No. 1 overall prospect prior to their home opener on Friday -- several weeks before his 20th birthday.

Spring Training stats are often meaningless. But when a hitter goes yard seven times during the spring and then swats five homers in the first six games of the regular season, it carries some extra weight. And when such a strong start also comes on the heels of a huge

MLB’s longest active scoreless innings streak for a starting pitcher reached 22 2/3 innings on Tuesday. Its longest active on-base streak hit 37 games on Wednesday. Both belong to the same person. It’s a convergence only one player is capable of: Shohei Ohtani, of course. Tuesday marked the return of

Red Sox fans will get their first look at the team’s new $130 million arm on Monday at 8:10 p.m. ET, when Ranger Suarez takes the mound against the Astros at Daikin Park on MLB.TV. Boston signed the left-hander to a five-year deal in January, adding another All-Star pitcher to

While Spencer Jones waits for an opportunity to open up in the big leagues, he’s passing the time the only way he knows how: mashing dingers. Jones, the Yankees’ No. 6 prospect per MLB Pipeline, blasted his first homer of the season for Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre on Sunday, a 109.1 mph

As we learned in “The Sandlot,” s'mores and baseball are a natural pairing. The Padres are taking that to another level this season with a concession item that puts a unique twist on the classic campfire snack.

Two years ago, Braves catcher Sean Murphy suffered a Grade 1 left oblique strain on Opening Day and ended up missing nearly two months. The club doesn’t expect to be without starter Spencer Strider for nearly as long this season. Strider was placed on the 15-day injured list with a

Juan Soto is going to be Juan Soto. What happens around him is anyone’s guess -- and that’s what makes the Mets’ outfield so interesting. New York’s outfield looks entirely different than it did last year. Brandon Nimmo is gone, Soto has shifted from right field to left, and the

Hope springs anew for players, coaches and fans alike on Opening Day, with stats getting reset and each team starting from square one. Everyone wants to start the season on the right foot, and the players below did that and then some, putting up Opening Day performances that will be

Most baseball players are taller than you think. But some of them are really taller than you think. Though a player's height isn't always easy to gauge when watching on TV or even from the stands, there have been a number of players throughout MLB history who have literally stood

A tasty new menu item is shipping up to Boston for the 2026 season. The Red Sox will be serving up “Lobstah Poutine” at Fenway Park this year, transforming the traditional Canadian comfort dish into something that’s unmistakably New England.

When the Tigers opened camp in February, top prospect Kevin McGonigle looked like a long shot to make the Opening Day roster. But it didn’t take long for MLB Pipeline’s No. 2 overall prospect to change the perception. On Tuesday, the team announced what many were expecting based on McGonigle’s

Injuries happen every spring. It’s part of the game -- as players ramp up, they get hurt, and teams inevitably head into Opening Day with some key players on the shelf. But every injury also presents an opportunity.

The Yankees traded infielder Jorbit Vivas to the Nationals for right-hander Sean Paul Liñan on Sunday afternoon. Liñan was Washington's No. 27 prospect per MLB Pipeline but checks in at No. 23 on New York's list. Vivas, 25, did not have a clear path to make the Yankees’ Opening Day

Who are the best players born on each day of the year? We have a list for every day on the calendar. Here’s a subjective ranking of the top five for March 21.

Carlos Lagrange has been a sight to behold this spring. His numbers speak for themselves -- he’s recorded a 0.66 ERA with 13 strikeouts and only six hits allowed over 13 2/3 innings. What’s more important, though, is how the 6-foot-7 righty has looked on the mound: utterly dominant with

It’s no surprise that Nolan McLean has Mets fans buzzing about his potential. But the hype train for New York’s pitching phenom has an unexpected passenger: Bryce Harper. The Phillies slugger admittedly isn’t one to gush about pitchers, much less pitchers who play for the rival Mets. But he found

A .532 OPS in your rookie season tends to lower expectations, even for one of baseball’s top prospects. But Jac Caglianone has reset them in a hurry this spring. Blasting three balls over 115 mph -- including one at 120.2 mph -- in less than a week will do that.