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Boone boils over after scuffling Yanks lose again
Yankees ace Gerrit Cole twice banged on the dugout roof, shouting in frustration and getting booed as scuffling New York lost for the 15th time in 19 games, beaten by the Toronto Blue Jays 5-2 on Saturday.
May rejoins Dodgers after Tommy John ended '21
The Dodgers will start Dustin May on Saturday against the Marlins in the right-hander's first major league action since having to undergo Tommy John surgery last season.
Cubs place RHP Thompson on IL, recall Espinoza
The Chicago Cubs placed right-handed starter Keegan Thompson on the 15-day IL on Saturday with low back tightness and recalled righty Anderson Espinoza from Triple-A Iowa.
Rays activate Margot; Glasnow tests arm in BP
Rays outfielder Manuel Margot, who suffered a right knee injury June 20, was activated off the 60-day injured list, while ace Tyler Glasnow pitched his first live batting-practice session since undergoing Tommy John surgery last year.
Tigers' Garcia likely done for season, Hinch says
Tigers right-hander Rony Garcia, who went on the injured list for a second time on July 25 with soreness in his right shoulder, is likely done for the season, manager A.J. Hinch said.
Mets scratch Walker (back) from start vs. Phillies
Mets righty Taijuan Walker has been scratched from his scheduled start Sunday as he deals with a bulging disk. Walker left his last start in the third inning due to back spasms
Astros' Triple-A affiliate goes off in 17-run inning
The Sugar Land Space Cowboys, the Houston Astros' Triple-A affiliate, scored 17 runs in one inning Friday night in their 21-4 win over the Oklahoma City Dodgers.
Boone: Floundering Yankees should be 'ticked off'
Aaron Boone lit into the Yankees after their fifth shutout loss in August, saying the team should be "ticked off" about their recent play.
Ex-Red Sox P Bill Lee collapses during exhibition
Former Boston Red Sox star Bill Lee collapsed in the bullpen while warming up for the Savannah Bananas on Friday night, but the 75-year-old pitcher walked off the field with assistance.
Astros' Alvarez exits due to shortness of breath
Astros manager Dusty Baker said Yordan Alvarez had shortness of breath, which was made worse by the smoke in the air after the Braves shot off fireworks at Truist Park.
Snell OK to start day after DUI suspect hits car
San Diego Padres lefty Blake Snell was cleared for his scheduled start Friday, one night after he was involved in a minor crash during a traffic stop.
Trout back from 28-game absence; Angels win
Los Angeles Angels star Mike Trout returned to the lineup after missing 28 games with rib cage inflammation, going 1-for-4 in a 1-0 win over the Detroit Tigers.
Stanton poised to start rehab assignment on Sat.
Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton worked out before Friday's game and is expected to go on a rehab assignment with the Somerset Patriots on Saturday and Sunday, manager Aaron Boone told reporters Friday.
Rockies RHP Senzatela out for year with torn ACL
Colorado Rockies right-hander Antonio Senzatela will miss the rest of the season with a torn ACL in his left knee, manager Bud Black said Friday.
Braves outfielder Ozuna arrested on DUI charge
Braves outfielder Marcell Ozuna, who missed most of the 2021 season after his arrest on a domestic violence charge, was charged with DUI on Friday, according to jail records.
DeRosa to manage USA at World Baseball Classic
Former major leaguer Mark DeRosa has been named Team USA manager for the 2023 World Baseball Classic.
Source: Tatis Jr. talks to GM, SD teammates soon
Suspended Padres star Fernando Tatis Jr. met with Padres president/GM A.J. Preller on Thursday and is expected to address his teammates before the end of the week, a source said.
Twins' Mahle avoids IL as MRI shows no damage
Twins right-hander Tyler Mahle's avoided landing on the injured list after the MRI exam on shoulder showed no damage.
Astros pound White Sox for 25 hits in 21-6 rout
Alex Bregman homered twice to help the Houston Astros score 21 runs against the Chicago White Sox, tied for the second-most runs in team history.
Cards marvel at 'incredible' Pujols after grand day
The Cardinals are the first team in MLB history to have a player at least 40 years old hit a grand slam (Albert Pujols) and another at least 40 to pitch seven shutout innings (Adam Wainwright) in the same game.