MILWAUKEE – The last time the Brewers swept the Yankees in a series spanning at least three games, Robin Yount was on the way to winning his second American League MVP Award, Paul Molitor led the way with three hits and 41,036 came to County Stadium on a Wednesday afternoon

Much has been made of how the American League has struggled in the beginning of this season, and for good reason: There are only three teams in the AL with winning records right now. But the voters in our Power Rankings still believe in the equality between the leagues: Of

LOS ANGELES -- Braves center fielder Michael Harris II was running toward right field when he saw his teammate Eli White slam into the right field wall immediately after making a game-saving catch in a 7-2 win over the Dodgers on Sunday afternoon at Dodger Stadium.

No matter what its record is, every MLB team knows there's always room for improvement. With the help of MLB.com's beat writers, here's one thing each club is seeking to improve this season. All stats updated through Saturday's games

BALTIMORE -- After breaking his jaw and sustaining at least seven fractures in his face on a foul ball earlier this season, Orioles manager Craig Albernaz wasn’t taking any chances following another close call Sunday afternoon at Camden Yards. During the second inning of the O’s 2-1 win in the

PHILADELPHIA -- Kyle Schwarber is once again putting Ryan Howard on notice. Schwarber spent last summer chasing Howard's single-season franchise home run record (58 in 2006) before ultimately settling for a career-best 56 homers.

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ARLINGTON -- Globe Life Field’s run production has been a topic of conversation for well over a year now. The Rangers and opponents alike have struggled to score runs in Arlington. But the bottom line is that you have to find ways to win at home. One easy way to

MILWAUKEE – Throughout Spencer Jones’ first weekend in the bigs, it had been a struggle to erase concerns about his swing-and-miss tendencies. The Yankees’ No. 6 prospect struck out in four of his first six at-bats, including one against Brewers phenom Jacob Misiorowski in his first MLB plate appearance. On

With May well underway, the 2026 MLB season has reached its cruising altitude, with players and fans alike settled back in to the routine of daily baseball. But that comfortable familiarity is not without plenty of compelling matchups. This week sees a number of fun series that are worth your

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TORONTO -- After two straight tough outings against the White Sox, right-hander José Soriano got back on track against the Blue Jays and the offense finally broke out to avoid a three-game sweep. Soriano threw 7 2/3 strong innings, allowing just one run on five hits, while Jo Adell homered

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PHOENIX – Manager Torey Lovullo walked toward Eduardo Rodriguez in the dugout after he completed the top of the eighth inning Sunday afternoon and extended his hand. Rodriguez didn’t shake it back. He wanted 10 more pitches. He wanted the ball. Rodriguez pitched into the ninth inning for the first

MILWAUKEE – Carlos Rodón spent the bulk of the 2025 season pitching with a bone spur in his left elbow, which severely hindered his ability to do much of anything with his arm. Besides posting a 3.09 ERA across a career-high 195 1/3 innings, that is. But after undergoing offseason

SAN DIEGO -- Scoreless and down to their final strike, the Padres pulled off a dramatic and improbable comeback on Sunday afternoon, earning a weekend split against the Cardinals at Petco Park.

KANSAS CITY -- Gage Workman waited seemingly forever for the Tigers to call his name among their lengthy list of injury replacements. Finally given his shot, he didn’t need long to live up to his middle name: Tater. “When I was in Toledo, a lot of guys called me Tater,”

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CINCINNATI – For a Major League pitcher, it’s all about feeling comfortable on the mound. And Andrew Abbott looks like he has found his groove at just the right time for the Reds. With the pitching staff looking for some stability with the shoulder issues of starters Brandon Williamson and

LOS ANGELES -- After returning a two-time Cy Young Award winner to their rotation over the weekend, the Dodgers are getting an MVP back in their lineup. Shortstop Mookie Betts is expected to be activated from the 10-day injured list and be in the starting lineup for Monday night's series

PHILADELPHIA -- Cristopher Sánchez has unquestionably established himself as one of the best starting pitchers in baseball over the past few seasons. But there's the All-Star-caliber version of Sánchez who burst on the scene in 2024, and then there's the Cy Young-caliber version from last season.

LOS ANGELES -- The Braves exited Atlanta with MLB’s best record. Nine games and three cities later, they returned home looking to be even more formidable.

MILWAUKEE – One can only imagine the emotions running through Brewers outfielder Blake Perkins’ mind on the first Mother’s Day without his mom, Carisa Sharrett. She was diagnosed with colon cancer last March and passed away in July, all part of a brutal season on and off the field for

SAN FRANCISCO -- If the Giants are going to find a way to climb out of their early season rut, they’re going to need their core group of position players to start showing more fight at the plate. They showed progress in that regard on Sunday, when Heliot Ramos homered,