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White Sox encouraged as Farquhar pays 2nd visit
White Sox manager Rick Renteria said reliever Danny Farquhar looked "very, very good" when he visited the team before Friday's game, adding that Farquhar even brought some cookies for the team.
Dbacks' Buchholz returns to majors on Sunday
The Diamondbacks will likely start veteran Clay Buchholz on Sunday -- Buchholz's first start in the major league in more than 365 days.
Cards put DeJong on DL as HBP breaks hand
The Cardinals placed Paul DeJong on the 10-day disabled list Friday, a day after the shortstop's left hand was fractured when he was hit by a pitch.
Mets' Lagares (toe) likely to miss rest of season
Outfielder Juan Lagares hyperextended his toe on Wednesday and will undergo surgery, likely missing the rest of the Mets' season.
UCSF Receives Toastmasters Recognition for Employee Engagement
UCSF has been recognized by Toastmasters International for supporting its employees in developing their communication and leadership skills.
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Changeup: Rays might start reliever Romo
The Tampa Bay Rays have been experimenting with their pitching staff all season, and now they may give veteran reliever Sergio Romo the first start of his career.
Women Sometimes Feel Regret After Electing to Freeze Their Eggs
Most women feel empowered by elective procedures that enable them to bank eggs in case they can’t conceive naturally later in life, but one in six become regretful.
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Sir Didi's disappearing act: Gregorius' slump stumps Yanks
April's AL Player of the Month has been brutal in May. But while he can't buy a hit lately, some stats suggest he's not that far from a resurgence.
Cano can go to Hall, Cuban's pitch and MLB's next big thing
Forget PEDs. If a player is on the ballot, and otherwise worthy, send him to Cooperstown. Plus, the Mavs owner on how to make baseball fun again.
Power Rankings: NL East contenders make their move to the top
The margins between the best have never been closer, but do we have a new No. 1? And which NL East team pushed its way into the top five?
Olney: Sellers beware -- third basemen will be a dime a dozen
Need hot-corner help? You're in luck. But for teams like the O's, getting big value in return for Manny Machado might not be so easy this summer.
Real or not? Mookie Betts, not Mike Trout, is the real MVP
Sure, there's a ton of baseball to be played, but that won't keep us from taking a look at where the award races stand a quarter into the season.
Cubs-Braves postponed; makeup game Aug. 30
The final game of a three-game series between the Chicago Cubs and the Atlanta Braves has been postponed because of rain. The makeup game has been set for Aug. 30.
Price stymies Orioles, goes distance in 6-2 win
David Price took a shutout into the ninth inning and held Baltimore to five hits in his first complete game this season, leading the Boston Red Sox past the Orioles 6-2 on Thursday night.
LeMahieu has no ligament damage in left thumb
Rockies second baseman DJ LeMahieu said he got "overall pretty good news" Thursday, when it was determined he had no ligament damage in his left thumb and would not need surgery.
Teixeira 'not surprised' about Cano suspension
Mark Teixeira, Robinson Cano's teammate with the Yankees for five years, says he is "not surprised" by the Seattle star's 80-game suspension for a banned substance. The ESPN analyst did not offer any specifics or examples to support the assertion.
Angels closer Middleton decides on TJ surgery
Angels reliever Keynan Middleton will undergo Tommy John surgery on his right elbow, putting an early end to his second big-league season.
With Marte ailing, Pirates to call up Meadows
The Pirates are calling up top outfield prospect Austin Meadows from Triple-A. With Starling Marte nursing discomfort in his right side, Meadows will likely see some time in center field.
Rangers scratch Hamels with stiff neck
The Rangers scratched left-hander Cole Hamels with a stiff neck, and righty Doug Fister got the start Thursday night against the White Sox. Hamels said he thinks he'll need time for his neck to loosen up.
12-hour delay keeps Yanks at airport overnight
The Yankees spent the night at Dulles Airport after their flight to Kansas City for a series against the Royals was delayed for close to 12 hours. With no hotels available, the players waited in the terminal or slept on the plane.