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Vlad Jr. to join Jays, make MLB debut on Friday
Vladimir Guerrero Jr., who is ESPN insider Keith Law's No. 2 prospect, will be called up by the Blue Jays on Friday and is expected to make his major league debut.
Ohtani faces live pitching, nears return for Angels
Shohei Ohtani made four plate appearances Wednesday in a simulated game to begin the probable final step in his return from Tommy John surgery.
Rays beaten by Royals in Snell's return
Tampa Bay ace Blake Snell lasted one out into the fourth inning in his return from a broken right fourth toe as the Rays were beaten 10-2 by the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday.
Rays' Wendle fractures right wrist after HBP
The Rays' Joey Wendle suffered a fractured wrist after being hit by a pitch in Wednesday's game against the Royals.
Yankees activate Sanchez, send Green to minors
Gary Sanchez had been out since April 10 with a calf injury.
Source: Pitching-thin Brewers add Gio Gonzalez
Lefty Gio Gonzalez has agreed to a one-year, $2 million contract with the Brewers, who entered play Wednesday with an NL-worst 5.34 ERA.
Rockies' Murphy reinstated from injured list
Daniel Murphy was expected to miss at least a month after fracturing his left index finger on March 29.
Indians' Carrasco not expected to miss time
Indians pitcher Carlos Carrasco is not expected to miss any time with a left leg injury the team initially feared was serious.
Passan: One year in, is Ronald Acuña Jr. ready to claim Best Player in Baseball title?
A calendar year since he put on a Braves jersey for the first time, Atlanta's talented outfielder is already placing his name among lofty company.
Dodgers' Hill (knee) set for season debut Sun.
Dodgers left-hander Rich Hill, who hasn't pitched since straining his left knee during spring training, is set to make his regular-season debut against the Pirates on Sunday.
Why Pete Alonso is literally baseball's next big thing
The Mets rookie's first month has been a smashing success. How does the large slugger do it, and can he keep it up?
Five things we learned from MLB's Opening Day payrolls
Key takeaways include how the lowest-paid team has the best record and a look at who's spending the most of their revenue.
Unsung names fuel banged-up Yanks vs. Angels
With two-thirds of the Opening Day lineup shelved, the Yanks turned to lesser-known players such as Mike Ford and Thairo Estrada to carry them in Tuesday's 7-5 win over the Angels.
Quintana changes things up to give Cubs the top starter they traded for
Starting pitching just carried the Cubs back over .500, keyed by Jose Quintana's best run with the team built on a new mix and focus.
Wheeler homers, strikes out 11 in rout of Phillies
Zack Wheeler hit his first major league home run and struck out 11 in seven sharp innings as the New York Mets handed the Philadelphia Phillies their fifth loss in six games, 9-0 on Tuesday night.
Indians' Carrasco exits due to knee, awaits MRI
Carlos Carrasco left Tuesday's start after just four innings because of what the team called left knee discomfort and will have a precautionary MRI, manager Terry Francona said.
Smith Jr. robs HR, then hits one to propel Orioles
After robbing Adam Engel of a home run in the second inning, Orioles outfielder Dwight Smith Jr. launched a home run of his own in the fourth inning.
2019 MLB payrolls drop due to signing bonuses
Major League Baseball's Opening Day payrolls dropped by $43 million in 2019, marking the second straight offseason that payrolls decreased.
MLB looks at Harper's rant; no call on discipline
MLB is reviewing Bryce Harper's rant at an umpire, but there was no decision Tuesday, a day after the Phillies star went wild during a game against the Mets at Citi Field.
Indians' Carrasco exits with discomfort in knee
Indians right-hander Carlos Carrasco left in the fourth inning of his start Tuesday against the Marlins with what the team said was left knee discomfort.