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Bautista signs with Mets, makes quick impact
Veteran slugger Jose Bautista has signed with the Mets, two days after being released by the Braves.
North Coast Fires Sparked a Mental Health Crisis and UCSF Responded
Every Saturday, UCSF volunteers provide free, drop-in individual and group crisis counseling to all members of the Sonoma Valley community, with or without insurance or documentation.
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State of baseball's rebuilding teams: Contenders already?
The divide between haves and have-nots could be historic. But some teams that tore it down are tearing it up. Others? Not so much.
Rays calling up shortstop prospect Adames
The Rays are calling up shortstop prospect Willy Adames and starting him against the Red Sox.
Mariners put Gordon on DL with fractured toe
Dee Gordon, who is batting .304 and leads the AL with 16 steals, was put on the DL with a fractured big toe on his right foot by the Mariners.
Astros cut suspended ex-prospect Singleton
Jon Singleton, a former top prospect with the Astros who was suspended in January for his third positive drug test, has been released by the team.
Cards' Reyes to start, could return next week
Cardinals pitching prospect Alex Reyes will return to the majors as a starter and could rejoin St. Louis' rotation as early as next week.
The Shohei Ohtani experiment isn't just working -- it's perfect
Are the Angels using Ohtani correctly? So far, the planets have aligned for L.A. and its two-way star.
Kris Bryant bucking strikeout trend, but is he happy about it?
Always perfecting his craft, the Cubs slugger is making more contact than ever. He just wants to make sure it's the right kind of contact.
Rangers' Daniels: It's up to players to execute
GM Jon Daniels won't blame the Rangers coaches for accelerated timelines for young players, and that it's on the players "to go out and execute."
Buchholz earns another start for Diamondbacks
Clay Buchholz, after allowing one run on two hits in five-plus innings on Sunday in his Arizona debut, will get at least one more turn in the rotation.
Twins designate starter Hughes for assignment
The Minnesota Twins designated struggling right-hander Phil Hughes for assignment on Monday.
Real or not? D-backs can start worrying about Paul Goldschmidt
Paul Goldschmidt is hitting .140 with no home runs at home, and the Diamondbacks' offense isn't good enough to make up for Arizona's lost superstar.
Phillies, Braves looking to settle in atop NL East
The Phillies got the better of the Braves in Monday's showdown, but these upstarts could be fighting for division supremacy for years to come.
Soto, 19, starts for Nats, homers in 1st at-bat
Nationals phenom Juan Soto got his first start Monday and homered in his first at-bat. At 19 years, 208 days old, he's the youngest major leaguer to hit a home run in more than 15 years.
Machado says free-agency talk not a distraction
Orioles infielder Manny Machado is eligible for free agency after this season and could well be traded this summer, but he is determined to keep the focus on the field for as long as he can.
What does legalized sports gambling mean for baseball?
Three decades after Pete Rose's betting got him banned for life, MLB is entering a potentially lucrative, exhilarating and messy new frontier.
Osuna administrative leave extended to May 28
Major League Baseball has extended the administrative leave of Toronto closer Roberto Osuna for a third seven-day period through May 28 as it investigates an assault charge filed against the All-Star.
Deep Space Radiation Treatment Reboots Brain’s Immune System
UCSF neuroscientist identified the first potential treatment for the brain damage caused by exposure to cosmic rays.
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Rays might be at forefront of a rotation revolution
Was starting Sergio Romo on back-to-back days a clever, one-off maneuver by Kevin Cash to maximize matchups or a sign of widespread things to come?