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Struggling Red Sox call up Leon, DFA Swihart
Blake Swihart was the first casualty of Boston's bad start. He has been designated for assignment, with Sandy Leon joining the team to help the starting pitching.
Yankees add Bird to crowded IL; Voit to start
Yankees first baseman Greg Bird was placed on the 10-day IL with a left plantar fascia tear, and it's unclear how long he will be out. Luke Voit will start in his absence.
Racist messages to Cubs' Edwards investigated
Major League Baseball is investigating racist messages sent to Cubs pitcher Carl Edwards Jr. on Instagram.
Miller after cut: Indians don't want best players
After being cut by Cleveland, infielder Brad Miller said that the Indians don't want the best players on the team.
Red Sox's Betts: My slow start is 'unacceptable'
Red Sox outfielder Mookie Betts is taking "full ownership" for his struggles amid Boston's 6-11 start.
Former Cub Zambrano eyes return to big leagues
Former Cubs starter Carlos Zambrano thinks God can help him return to the big leagues as a reliever.
Ohtani cleared to face live pitching in week
Shohei Ohtani had a follow-up medical appointment as he returns from Tommy John surgery and was cleared to face live pitching in about a week.
Disappearing triples! Imploding bullpens! How baseball is different in 2019
It's early, but this year has already taken twists we've never quite seen before. Here are three wild trends to watch.
Is it time for Red Sox and Yankees to panic? Our experts weigh in
April has been rough in Boston and the Bronx. Still, we take a look at what has gone right -- and how high the ceiling still could be -- as the AL East rivals meet.
The highs and lows of Yasiel Puig's time in L.A.
Sometimes dynamic, sometimes frustrating, Yasiel Puig's stay with the Dodgers was always interesting. Here's a look back at the most memorable moments.
What you need to know about service-time practices in MLB
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. wound up on the short end of the service-time stick this year. What does that mean for him and for players who have been down this road?
Real or not? Christian Yelich could singlehandedly sink St. Louis
The reigning NL MVP has absolutely owned the Cardinals this season, with seven home runs in five games, including three Monday night.
X-rays negative on Bellinger's knee after HBP
Dodgers outfielder Cody Bellinger, baseball's hottest hitter to begin the season, left Monday's game against the Reds shortly after absorbing a pitch to his right knee. According to manager Dave Roberts, X-rays were negative.
Yelich lifts Brewers with 3 HRs, career-high 7 RBIs
Christian Yelich hit three homers, including a pair of three-run shots, and drove in a career-high seven runs to power the Milwaukee Brewers past the St. Louis Cardinals 10-7 on Monday night.
Kipnis 1-for-3 in return; Lindor set for rehab stint
The Indians activated second baseman Jason Kipnis off the 10-day injured list Monday and sent shortstop Francisco Lindor to Triple-A to begin a rehab assignment.
Back in LA, late-arriving Puig homers off Kershaw
Yasiel Puig was late arriving to Dodger Stadium on Monday in his return to Los Angeles for the first time since being traded to the Cincinnati Reds.
Hot-hitting Bellinger exits after HBP to knee
Dodgers outfielder Cody Bellinger, baseball's hottest hitter to begin the season, left Monday's game against the Reds shortly after absorbing a pitch to his right knee.
Back in LA, Puig late for NLCS ring presentation
Yasiel Puig was late arriving to Dodger Stadium Monday in his return to Los Angeles for the first time since being traded to the Cincinnati Reds.
Kipnis activated; Lindor set for rehab assignment
The Indians activated second baseman Jason Kipnis off the 10-day injured list Monday and sent shortstop Francisco Lindor to Triple-A to begin a rehab assignment.
Orioles manager Hyde ejected for first time
Orioles manager Brandon Hyde was tossed challenging the slide rule in Monday's game against the Red Sox, his first ejection as a major league manager.