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Can you strike out the Yankees? Your turn to pitch to Judge, Stanton and Sanchez
Aaron Judge, Giancarlo Stanton and Gary Sanchez hit 144 homers last year. But they also struck out 491 times. Play our game for a chance to burn -- or get burned by -- the Bronx Bombers' Big 3.
Ohtani firsts: HR, silent treatment, curtain call
Shohei Ohtani's home debut couldn't have gone much better Tuesday, as the Japanese slugger launched a three-run HR in his first home at-bat. The rookie got the silent treatment from his Angels teammates when he returned to the dugout before being mobbed.
Neshek unwraps rare signed Ohtani rookie card
Phillies reliever Pat Neshek, noted for his robust memorabilia collection, unwrapped an autographed Shohei Ohtani rookie card on Monday. Neshek said he'll have his dad put the card on eBay and use the proceeds to buy more cases of trading cards.
Astros receive their 'Houston Strong' WS rings
The Astros showed off their World Series rings on Tuesday. In addition to the team's colors, the rings showcase the strength and pride of the city of Houston, which suffered greatly from Hurricane Harvey in 2017.
Stanton booed by Yankees fans after five K's
Giancarlo Stanton had a forgettable day in his first home game with the Yankees -- striking out five times -- but some fans made it memorable by booing last season's National League MVP and major league home run leader.
Lawyer: Fernandez unfairly blamed for crash
Attorney Ralph Fernandez made the argument on behalf of Jose Fernandez in a legal filing meant to defend the late Marlins ace's estate from a civil lawsuit.
Diamondbacks place Lamb (shoulder) on DL
A sprained AC joint in his left shoulder is sending Arizona third baseman Jake Lamb to the 10-day disabled list, manager Torey Lovullo said Tuesday. Lamb injured the shoulder Monday night against the Dodgers.
Gyorko to 10-day DL, Cardinals recall Bader
A day after he strained his right hamstring, the Cardinals placed third baseman Jeff Gyorko on the 10-day disabled list on Tuesday. Greg Garcia will take over at third base, and the Cardinals recalled Harrison Bader from Triple-A.
Forearm strain sends Angels' Shoemaker to DL
Matt Shoemaker, coming off two injury-shortened seasons, was placed on the 10-day disabled list Tuesday due to a right forearm strain. The Angels recalled Parker Bridwell from Triple-A to fill the roster spot.
Yankees add Trayce Thompson, Klay's brother
Hurting for outfielders already, the Yankees acquired Trayce Thompson off waivers from the Dodgers. Thompson is the younger brother of Golden State Warriors star Klay Thompson.
MLB stock watch: How much has your team's forecast changed?
While all 30 clubs settle into the rhythm of a new season, we examine which have seen their 2018 outlooks rise (and fall) the most this spring.
Yankees shut down OF Ellsbury with hip issue
The New York Yankees shut down outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury for a couple of days due to a hip issue.
Mariners' Cruz lands on DL with sprained ankle
The Seattle Mariners placed designated hitter Nelson Cruz on the 10-day disabled list after he suffered a sprained right ankle in the season-opening series against Cleveland.
Should Shohei Ohtani stay a two-way player? Exactly 100 years ago, the Red Sox faced the same question with Babe Ruth
We've seen Ohtani both hit and pitch. But is that the best path forward? Boston faced the same question in 1918. Using historical data and true tales, we present a fictional memo on The Babe from a not-yet-established analytics department.
What have we learned about Shohei Ohtani so far?
A two-way Rookie of the Year or a bust waiting to happen? Here's what Ohtani's first week in the majors has taught us about his long-term potential.
A.M. baseball: D-backs rally, trip Dodgers in 15
Chris Owings hit a three-run homer off the Dodgers' Kenley Jansen with two outs in the ninth, and the Diamondbacks scored twice in the 15th to win the longest game in Chase Field history.
Real or not? Bryce Harper is off to a $400 million start
With free agency looming, the Nationals star will be one of the league's focal points this season. The early returns are pretty good.
Astros' Correa (toe) leaves game, day-to-day
Astros All-Star shortstop Carlos Correa departed after the second inning with discomfort in his left big toe. Manager AJ Hinch said he's considered day-to-day.
Astros coach who nearly died tosses 1st pitch
Rich Dauer, the Astros' former first base coach, nearly died last year after suffering a subdural hematoma. He returned to Minute Maid Park on Monday to toss the ceremonial first pitch.
Cubs set dubious K mark through 1st 5 games
After striking out 11 times in the team's 1-0 loss to the Reds, the Cubs totaled 58 strikeouts through their first five games, an NL record.