HOUSTON -- Riley Greene can be his toughest critic as a hitter, which is why his reaction to his double and three-run home run Saturday night against the Orioles sounded more like somebody still trying to dig out of a slump than somebody who had found the light. “Homers are

DETROIT -- Most No. 1 starters will use every chance in Spring Training to stay close to their home camp. That goes especially in Florida, where traffic on the highways can be unpredictable, doubly so around Lakeland. Which is why Tarik Skubal’s decision to hit the road for Sarasota and

Could the AL East have five teams finish .500 or better? Is the NL East a two-way tussle between the Mets and Phillies or will the Braves find a way to make it a three-legged race? And in the NL West, the Dodgers are the favorites to win the division,

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If you’ve watched even a second of a Mets game so far, you know that there aren’t many teams -- or many teams' fans -- having more fun than the Mets right now. (Sunday afternoon’s implosion against the Nationals obviously excepted!) Their spot atop the NL East is their ultimate

DETROIT -- Riley Greene has taken steps to limit the wear and tear on his body in the outfield, such as a more subtle jump on his feet before the ball is hit. He has invested in tools to help his body recover after games, and he has changed his

DETROIT -- The last time the Tigers were this dominant at home to start a season, they were playing at Bennett Park on the site of what would later become Tiger Stadium. It was 1911, and the Tigers -- led by a 24-year-old Ty Cobb and fellow future Hall of

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A new season is upon us, and MLB.TV – the best way to watch every out-of-market game all season long – has never been better. That’s because MLB.TV is now giving you even more baseball with the addition of 24/7 access to MLB Network (available in U.S. only). Here is

Some of baseball's most well-known prospects stood out on Friday, including a trio of hurlers that finds itself among the Top 100 in Bubba Chandler, Thomas White and Trey Yesavage. Over in the batter's box, Jordan Lawlar continues to put last season's injury-plagued season further and further in the rearview

DETROIT -- The Tigers have flipped their script from last year’s pitching chaos to this year’s stacked rotation, which entered Wednesday with MLB’s third-lowest ERA. Reese Olson might be the quietest member of the bunch, literally and figuratively. He also might be the key.

One month can’t decide a season. But it can make you rethink some things. It’s been nearly that long since the 2025 campaign began en masse on March 27, and a lot has changed in that time. Several teams that were expected to be top contenders have scuffled out of

It’s been two weeks since our first Starting Pitcher Power Rankings of the regular season, and a lot can change in that time. While the rankings, based on a formula constructed by MLB.com’s data team, consider pitchers’ performance over the past 365 days, more weight is placed on recent performance.

A number of Top 100 prospects proved worthy of their rankings at the plate and on the mound, while one ended a game with a memorable moment ... and a bat flip. Andrew Painter took another positive step forward on his path back from Tommy John surgery while an unranked

When discussing the fastest prospects (and frankly, all players) in baseball, there’s the Rays’ Chandler Simpson and then there’s everyone else. Now in the big leagues, Simpson has led scouts to say that he should get at least a 90 run grade on the 20-to-80 scouting scale. Watching him do

The Nationals own the No. 1 overall pick in the 2025 Draft, which comes with a record assigned value. But the Mariners, who jumped from No. 15 to No. 3 in the Draft Lottery, own the largest overall bonus pool. MLB released the slot values and bonus pools to teams

DETROIT -- The phone rang in the Tigers’ bullpen as a pitching duel between Jack Flaherty and Nick Pivetta shifted to a battle of bullpens. The top of the Padres’ batting order was due up in the eighth, and San Diego had a stretch of right-handed hitters after Gavin Sheets,

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A new week of Minor League Baseball kicked off with plenty of fireworks. Padres teenager Leo De Vries put together a historic night in the High-A Midwest League, the Royals' Jac Caglianone continued his recent tear and Giants slugger Bryce Eldridge returned with some thunder. Not to be outdone, Pirates

Young standouts starting strong -- or starting to pick it up. Under-the-radar players off to excellent starts. Top prospects waiting for their turn. It’s (very) early, but the American League Rookie of the Year race has EVERYTHING. Roughly four weeks into 2025, there’s no clear-cut favorite to bring home AL

DETROIT -- The Padres arrived in town in the wee hours of Monday morning after playing Sunday night in Houston, where Luis Arraez had stayed behind after a nasty collision that landed him on the concussion IL. If they were hoping for a wake-up call at Comerica Park, the Tigers

Every player wants to get off to a hot start. But for those debuting with new clubs, making a strong first impression feels a little more important. That holds true for everyone -- from megastars who secured record-breaking contracts to non-roster invitees just hoping to stick around in the Majors.