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Dodgers Could Get Yoshinobu Yamamoto Back Soon to Bolster Rotation
The Dodgers may be getting back starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto to help bolster the rotation. -
Blue Jays Starter Bowden Francis Loses No-Hitter in 9th Inning Against Angels
Blue Jays starting pitcher Bowden Francis had himself quite the day against the Angels. -
Injured Red Sox Pitcher's Season Is Officially Over
Boston Red Sox starting pitcher, southpaw James Paxton, has been placed on the 60-day IL, likely ending his season. -
Giants Have Already Held Talks With Pending Free Agent: Report
The Giants have already held talks with a pending free agent. -
Dodgers' Shohei Ohtani Joins 40-40 Club in Dramatic Fashion
Dodgers superstar Shohei Ohtani joined the 40-40 club in extremely dramatic fashion. -
Mariners Hire Hall of Famer As Hitting Coach of MLB's Worst Offense
The Seattle Mariners have arguably the worst offensive team in baseball. After firing their hitting coach Thursday they hope a Hall of Famer can right the ship. -
Disgruntled Former Scott Boras Client Says Agent 'Butchered' His Free Agency
A pitcher who fired Scott Boras after signing late in spring training, then getting off to a rough start in the regular season, blasted the superagent Friday. -
Red Sox Catcher Will Play For Both Teams In Monday's Game Against Blue Jays
Boston's catcher set to make history in continuation game with Blue Jays on Monday. -
San Diego Padres Get Veteran Pitcher Back From Restricted List
The San Diego Padres got back one of their vaunted rotation aces who hasn't pitched since May because of a groin strain and a long stay on the restricted list. -
MLB's Only Knuckleball Pitcher is Demoted to Minors in Stunning Move
The San Diego Padres have optioned MLB's only knuckleball pitcher to Triple-A even though he's started more games than any pitcher on their staff. -
New Baseball Hall of Famer Doesn't Think His Plaque Looks Like Him
A recent inductee to the Baseball Hall of Fame doesn't think his Cooperstown plaque resembles him. -
Cleveland Legend Who Owned Cavaliers, Indians Dies at 93
Nick Mileti, the original owner of the NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers who also owned the Indians of MLB, has passed away at age 93. -
Justin Verlander Returns: How Much Will He Help the Astros?
How will the Astros fare with the return of Justin Verlander to the lineup? -
Dodgers Surprisingly Cut Former All-Star
The Los Angeles Dodgers are surprisingly designating a former All-Star for assignment as another former All-Star returns from the injured list. -
Angels Surprisingly Agree to Contract Extension With GM Perry Minasian
The Los Angeles Angels have surprisingly agreed to a contract extension with general manager Perry Minasian. -
Mariners Fire Scott Servais, Name Famous Alumni Manager
The Seattle Mariners are expected to fire Scott Servais and name a member of their team's Hall of Fame manager on the heels of a devastating sweep in L.A. -
Astros to Sign Former World Series Champion
The Astros have added some depth late in the season. -
The National League West is MLB's Best Division, And it Isn't Close
The National League West features three of baseball's top eight teams by winning percentage; looking only at their second-half stats, they're even better. -
Yankees' Aaron Judge Responds to Little League Coach Who Called Him Out
A Staten Island Little League chided Yankees star Aaron Judge for not acknowledging his team or participating in a meet-and-greet. Judge responded Wednesday. -
Joey Votto Ends Comeback Bid, Announces Retirement From MLB
Joey Votto is ending his comeback bid; the longtime Cincinnati Reds first baseman officially announced his retirement from Major League Baseball on Instagram.