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After Arrieta dominated the Pirates and the Braves beat up on the Mets, maybe we're seeing the makings of a four-team dogfight in the East.

Jake Arrieta, off to a slow start since joining the Phillies with a three-year, $75 million contract, was on his game Thursday night, throwing seven innings of one-hit, shutout ball in a win over visiting Pittsburgh.

Plate umpire Jerry Layne had to leave in the bottom of the first inning of Thursday's Red Sox-Angels game when he took a foul tip off his right arm.

Klay Thompson is joining his fourth team of the season after the Oakland Athletics sold the outfielder to the Chicago White Sox on Thursday. The White Sox then sold infielder Tyler Saladino to the Milwaukee Brewers.

A four-run second, without the benefit of a home run, propelled the Cubs past the Cardinals and fueled hopes for more consistency ahead.

The Mariners turned a triple play against the Astros more likely to be seen in a Little League game than the major leagues.

How to shorten the season without hurting MLB's bottom line, Boston's ballpark is about to set a new record - and introducing the super sophs!

Major League Baseball is looking to end its ownership stake in DraftKings, while the NBA is looking to do the same with its stake in FanDuel, league sources tell ESPN.

Giancarlo Stanton, hitting just .197 on the season, has been moved from third to fourth in the Yankees lineup for Thursday's game vs. Toronto.

The Cardinals have recalled outfielder Tyler O'Neill from Triple-A Memphis and optioned pitcher John Brebbia to the farm team.

The Yankees posted a video supporting the work of a young Pennsylvania girl who has gone viral for her own anti-bullying message.

Cincinnati wasted little time changing skippers after a 3-15 start. Here's what the numbers say about the rare April managerial move.

Here's a radical idea: no more games that don't matter, or teams that can't pretend to contend. We imagine a way hope can stay alive all year.

The Red Sox finally suffered back-to-back losses, while a hot start by the Blue Jays and some big disagreements about who belongs in the top 10 hint at some big shake-ups to come.

The Cincinnati Reds have fired manager Bryan Price after a 3-15 start to the season, his fifth with the club.

After belting six homers on Tuesday, the Red Sox added another three Wednesday, including a grand slam by Rafael Devers, to rout the Angels 9-0 and improve their record to 15-2.

Other teams have sizzled in the first month, and fizzled later, but banged-up Boston's start already makes it an easy favorite in the AL East.

Braves first baseman Freddie Freeman, who missed time last season due to a broken left wrist, left Wednesday's game in the eighth inning after being hit by a pitch in the same wrist.

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Wednesday that he has no hesitations when it comes to using Kenley Jansen, who has blown two saves already this season, and isn't ready to move the closer to another role.

Shohei Ohtani is expected to make his next start for the Angels after the Japanese two-way sensation was limited to two innings in his third career start Tuesday because of a blister on his pitching hand.