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Day 1 of the 2019 MLB draft is in the books, with the Orioles taking Adley Rutschman at No. 1 overall. We've got analysis of all the first-round picks.

The 2019 MLB draft is underway, with the Baltimore Orioles picking Adley Rutschman at No. 1 overall. Follow along for pick-by-pick coverage.

The Orioles selected Oregon State switch-hitting catcher Adley Rutschman with the No. 1 pick in the MLB draft Monday night. Texas high school shortstop Bobby Witt Jr. went No. 2 to the Royals.

Dodgers pitcher Julio Urias will not face charges for his arrest on domestic violence at this time, the Los Angeles City Attorney says. Urias could still face discipline from Major League Baseball.

Despite Keston Hiura's solid performance at the plate since coming to the majors, the Brewers are sending him down to make room for Travis Shaw's return.

Mets announcer Ron Darling says his thyroid cancer has stabilized and he'll be back in the booth Tuesday,

Major League Baseball has extended Phillies outfielder Odubel Herrera's administrative leave until June 17.

The Twins have reinstated Nelson Cruz from the IL after the slugger went down with a left wrist injury.

Veteran outfielder Carlos Gonzalez was called up by the Cubs and plugged into the lineup Monday.

From who might get picked No. 1 to whether this pitching-poor draft might create a few surprises, here's your cheat sheet on draft day trends and topics.

While superteams soar to the top, a few surprises just won't go away.

While Boston salvaged the series finale, the Red Sox need to change some things soon to have a chance at repeating as World Series champs.

New York pulled further away from the Red Sox with a series win, but Clint Frazier's misadventures in the field show there's still room for improvement.

The game between the Marlins and Padres at Petco Park was delayed for 28 minutes after a swarm of bees settled onto a microphone attached to the netting near San Diego's dugout.

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Kris Bryant's trip to St. Louis wasn't very lively, as Chicago struggled to get timely hits and fell out of first place in the process.

The Mariners are getting Class-A infielder Jake Scheiner and cash from the Phillies in exchange for Bruce.

Outfielder Jay Bruce says he's been traded by the Mariners to the Phillies.

The Brewers have placed struggling starter Jhoulys Chacin on the injured list with a strained lower back, paving the way for Jimmy Nelson's return to the majors.

The Red Sox manager didn't just follow the path his older brother blazed to the big leagues -- he also received the guidance he needed.