Klassen deals 7 scoreless innings in latest strong start at Triple-A
George Klassen may have had a rough introduction to the Majors earlier this year, but he's still showing at Triple-A why his right arm holds a lot of promise.
Gehrig, DiMaggio, Ott, Foxx ... Swanson?! Hot streak has Cubs SS in elite company
Just in terms of runs batted in, it's been 87 years since we've seen the kind of run-production heater that Cubs shortstop Dansby Swanson is on right now.
Hardly anyone can get a hit off of this Yanks prospect right now
Professional batters have only four more hits against right-hander Thatcher Hurd than you do over his past four starts.
Arias' numbers prove why he is Red Sox's No. 1 prospect
Name an offensive stat, and chances are Franklin Arias is at the top of the leaderboard among Red Sox Minor Leaguers. He kept adding to his advantages on Wednesday with Double-A Portland.
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Everything you need to know about the 2026 Trade Deadline
July is here, and that means trade season is about to go into full swing across MLB. Here's everything you need to know about the 2026 Trade Deadline.
Caminero, García Jr. slug way to Player of the Week honors
Rays third baseman Junior Caminero and Nationals first baseman Luis García Jr. hit home runs in bunches last week. That’s why they received Player of the Week honors in the AL and NL, respectively, on Monday. Meanwhile, when Phillies center fielder Derek Hill reached over the wall to bring back
Big 5-0-0: Alonso's consecutive games played streak reaches milestone
Pete Alonso hit No. 500 over the weekend. No, we're not talking about home runs; he still needs 217 homers to get to 500 in that category. We're talking about consecutive games played.
1-of-1 Ohtani rookie card sells for $2.5 million at public auction
What would you do if you had about $2.5 million burning a hole through your pocket? Someone decided to use that cash to purchase a one-of-a-kind Shohei Ohtani rookie card on Sunday.
Mariners No. 3 prospect Sloan keeps racking up the K's at Double-A
On Friday night, left-hander Kade Anderson, the Mariners' No. 2 prospect, struck out nine batters in his start for Double-A Arkansas. Right-hander Ryan Sloan must have viewed that as a challenge to him.
Made stays hot with ANOTHER 3-hit game at Double-A
Shortstop Jesús Made is MLB's No. 1 prospect for a reason, and he's showing why right now.
Lugo's 10-year celebration spoiled by Rays' HR barrage, almost no-hit effort
ST. PETERSBURG -- Seth Lugo had plenty of reasons to celebrate this week. His start on Thursday against the Rays at Tropicana Field just wasn’t one of them. Lugo allowed seven runs and three homers over five innings as the Royals fell, 13-2, in a game where they were two
Witt (knee) out of lineup for 6th straight game, feeling 'better every day'
ST. PETERSBURG -- Bobby Witt Jr.’s right knee injury has still not healed enough for him to play for the Royals. Witt was not in the club’s starting lineup for Wednesday’s 5-3 loss to the Rays at Tropicana Field, and then was held out again during Thursday's 13-2 loss, marking
Bubic has 1-2-3 frame in 1st rehab outing since setback
Royals left-hander Kris Bubic resumed his rehab assignment with a 1-2-3 first inning for Triple-A Omaha on Wednesday night. Bubic needed just eight pitches to retire the side in order against Columbus. He mixed in four pitches and topped out at 92.7 mph with his four-seam fastball. "He said he
Quite a turn of events for Cameron in road rematch against Rays
ST. PETERSBURG -- Noah Cameron would have loved for his start on Wednesday night against the Rays to be just like the first time he faced them in his career. The Royals’ offense would have loved for their recent success with runners in scoring position to continue, too.
With his pop at Trop, hometown kid Caglianone logs 3rd multihomer game in June
ST. PETERSBURG -- Jac Caglianone has a lot of memories of watching Major League Baseball’s best from inside Tropicana Field as a kid. Now, he’s back at the Trop for the first time as a Major Leaguer and creating his own memories.
KC places All-Star 3B Garcia (hand) on IL; Witt misses 4th straight game
ST. PETERSBURG -- The Royals gave Maikel Garcia rest and medicine last week with the hopes that they would silence the pain in his left hand. They did not, so now the team is giving their third baseman a longer break.
Ragans likely to undergo surgery to repair left elbow impingement
ST. PETERSBURG -- Royals left-hander Cole Ragans is likely headed for yet another elbow surgery. Manager Matt Quatraro said before Tuesday’s game against the Rays that the team anticipates Ragans will need a surgical procedure to address the left elbow impingement that has kept him on the injured list since
33 innings. 8 hours. 3 fires. 1 call to the cops. The epic saga of baseball's longest game
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Jensen stays hot with his bat (and his glove!) as Wacha spins 7 strong frames
ST. PETERSBURG -- You know that Jac Caglianone is performing like one of the best hitters in baseball right now. But he’s not the only second-year, homegrown Royal who looks like a burgeoning star.
Witt misses 3rd straight game, but completes 'very encouraging' workout
ST. PETERSBURG -- Bobby Witt Jr.'s sprained right knee kept him out of the Royals’ lineup for the third straight game Monday. But prior to the team’s series opener against the Rays, the star shortstop went through what manager Matt Quatraro called a “very encouraging” workout. Witt -- who has
Here's the latest All-Star Ballot update
Read our story on the balloting format, which includes two phases of fan voting to determine the All-Star starters. The Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani remains the leading vote-getter in the National League, while the Blue Jays’ Ernie Clement has taken over the top spot in the American League in our latest
Why this 36-year-old closer could finally be an All-Star
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3 hits, 3 RBIs AND 3 SBs? All in a day's work for Rays' No. 1 prospect
We might need to change the name of Rays No. 1 prospect Theo Gillen to "Three-o" Gillen after what he did for High-A Bowling Green on Saturday. And yes, we can hear you groaning at that joke.
Dad strength, indeed: Ohtani homers on eve of Father's Day after birth of 2nd child
LOS ANGELES -- Congratulations are in order for the Ohtani family, which is now a party of four. Five, if you include Decoy. Shohei Ohtani and his wife, Mamiko, have announced the arrival of their second child.
But did he do 'The Carlton' dance? '90s sitcom star takes fitting pic at Hall of Fame
Question: Does Hall of Fame catcher Carlton Fisk know "The Carlton" dance? We know Mookie Betts does. Pitcher Taijuan Walker did his best rendition in 2016, too. We’re not sure about the 1972 AL Rookie of the Year, but we do know there has been a meeting between the Carltons