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Indians' Bauers, with .209 average, hits for cycle
At 23, Jake Bauers became the first Cleveland player to hit for the cycle since Rajai Davis on July 2, 2016, at Toronto.
A's Piscotty has melanoma removed from ear
Oakland Athletics outfielder Stephen Piscotty had a melanoma removed from his right ear and will be out until at least next week, manager Bob Melvin said Friday. The melanoma was discovered during a routine check on May 28 and a biopsy came back positive.
King Felix tires, exits rehab start after 31 pitches
Mariners starter Felix Hernandez pulled himself out of Friday's rehab start with Triple-A Tacoma after 31 pitches due to fatigue. The team had hoped he'd throw between 50-60 pitches in his first outing since going on the IL with shoulder stiffness.
Vlad Jr. takes fastball off hand; X-rays negative
Jays rookie Vladimir Guerrero Jr. was hit on the left hand by a fastball from the Astros' Gerrit Cole in the first inning Friday night and left the game.
Yanks' Stanton, Judge enter final phase of rehab
Giancarlo Stanton and Aaron Judge are expected to play for the Yankees' Triple-A affiliate Friday night.
A's OF Piscotty has melanoma removed from ear
Stephen Piscotty, who it hitting .250 with eight home runs and 29 RBIs this season, had a form of skin cancer removed from his ear and will be evaluated daily while awaiting further information.
MLB Weekend Watch: Aces, races and who we're picking in the biggest games
Will Lucas Giolito and Hyun-Jin Ryu keep their amazing runs going? Are the Rangers for real? And what else are we looking forward to this weekend?
Shohei Ohtani is baseball's forgotten wonder
Although last year's two-way sensation is limited to only hitting, the Angels DH still can do some amazing things -- such as hit for the cycle.
Ohtani first Japanese-born player to hit for cycle
Angels designated hitter Shohei Ohtani hit for the cycle Thursday against the Rays, becoming the seventh player in Angels history to do so.
What's behind Xander Bogaerts' breakout season
The comfort of a new contract and the confidence to become a leader have helped the Red Sox shortstop blossom into one of the best at his position.
Ohtani hits for the cycle against the Rays
Angels designated hitter Shohei Ohtani hit for the cycle Thursday against the Rays, becoming the seventh player in Angels history to do so.
Epstein: Zobrist could return to Cubs this season
Ben Zobrist could return to the Cubs before the end of this season, team president Theo Epstein said Thursday. Zobrist went on the restricted list last month for what was described as personal reasons.
Mets' Ramos learns of wife's pregnancy on deck
Wilson Ramos' wife informed the Mets catcher while he was in the on-deck circle that she was pregnant with their third child.
Pham: All-Star process 'never going to be fair'
Rays outfielder Tommy Pham voiced his displeasure after the initial All-Star Game voting results were released Monday, saying the disparity between big and small markets is "never going to be fair."
Seager's hammy strain milder than first thought
The Los Angeles Dodgers have placed shortstop Corey Seager on the injured list with what an MRI revealed to be between a Grade 1 and a Grade 2 strain of his left hamstring.
Phillies acquire infielder Miller from Yankees
The Phillies acquired infielder Brad Miller from the Yankees for cash considerations.
Arenado in lineup day after being hit by pitch
Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado is in Thursday night's lineup against the Padres, batting fourth a day after he was hit on the left forearm with a pitch.
Dodgers put Seager on IL with hamstring strain
The Los Angeles Dodgers have placed shortstop Corey Seager on the injured list with what an MRI revealed to be between a Grade 1 and a Grade 2 strain of his left hamstring.
Dogpiles and championships: Major Leaguers dish on their best CWS memories
With the Royals and Tigers set to play the first MLB game in Omaha, we asked current major leaguers who have played in the CWS there to share their best memories.
The history of juiced balls and how today's home run binge fits in
With home runs flying everywhere, it's fair to wonder if something is up with the ball. But this isn't new. We take a look at other seasons that saw a spike in offense.
