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Jays deal slugger Grichuk to Rockies for Tapia
The Blue Jays added a lefty bat and speed to their lineup, getting outfielder Raimel Tapia and a minor leaguer from the Rockies in exchange for slugger Randal Grichuk and cash.
Mariners bolster bullpen, sign Romo for 1 year
The Seattle Mariners bolstered their bullpen by signing veteran right-hander Sergio Romo to a one-year contract on Thursday.
RHP Davies reaches 1-year deal with D-backs
Right-handed pitcher Zach Davies has agreed to a one-year deal with the Diamondbacks that includes a mutual option for the 2023 season.
How Trevor Story's $140 million deal with the Red Sox came together -- and almost fell apart
Story's contract came with the condition that the infielder would get his COVID-19 vaccine, showing just how serious Boston and other teams are about the subject entering the season.
Can Story help the Red Sox take the stacked AL East?
Colorado's former All-Star shortstop is heading to Boston to play second base.
NYC OKs unvaxxed athletes to play home games
New York City's mayor exempted athletes and performers from the city's vaccine mandate following weeks of pressure from the sports world.
The way-too-early 2027 All-MLB team
Baseball has perhaps its best mix of young stars and top prospects ever. Here's our glimpse five years into the future.
Do Not Draft: Tatis, Trout and others to avoid in fantasy baseball
Knowing whom not to draft to your team can be as important as knowing whom to draft. Eric Karabell identifies the players unlikely to be on his roster this season due to a variety of reasons including too much risk, too much hype, or not enough ABs.
Sources: NYC mandate to be rolled back Thu.
New York City's vaccine mandate for athletes will be lifted Thursday, sources said, paving the way for Nets star Kyrie Irving to be back on the Barclays Center court Sunday and for unvaccinated MLB players to play in their home openers.
A's reportedly bringing back fan favorite Vogt
Free-agent catcher Stephen Vogt is returning to the Athletics, according to multiple reports.
Sources: NYC mandate to be rolled back Thurs.
New York City's vaccine mandate for athletes will be lifted Thursday, sources said, paving the way for Nets star Kyrie Irving to be back on the Barclays Center court Sunday and for unvaccinated MLB players to play in their home openers.
Reds' Mahle to start Opening Day against Braves
The Cincinnati Reds announced that Tyler Mahle will be their Opening Day starter against the Atlanta Braves on April 7.
Sources: NYC mandate rollback expected Thurs.
New York City's vaccine mandate for athletes is expected to be lifted Thursday, sources said, paving the way for Nets star Kyrie Irving to be back on the Barclays Center court Sunday and for unvaccinated MLB players to play in their home openers.
Yankees' minor-league manager Balkovec injured
Rachel Balkovec, hired by the New York Yankees as the first woman to manage a minor league affiliate of a Major League Baseball team, was hit in the face by a batted ball during a drill and will be sidelined for up to a week.
Sources: Hope for NYC mandate rollback soon
Progress toward changes to New York City's vaccine mandate has inspired confidence that Nets star Kyrie Irving could be back on his home court soon, and that unvaccinated MLB players would be cleared to play at home prior to Opening Day, sources said.
Phils' Castellanos eager to finally win in playoffs
Shortly after his introductory news conference, Nick Castellanos went to a back field at the Phillies' spring training complex and fielded grounders at third base. "Whatever the team needs, I have a Phillie hat on," he said.
Verlander aims to get sharper by Opening Day
Astros ace Justin Verlander pitched another scoreless outing Wednesday but hopes to get sharper by Opening Day after missing last season following Tommy John surgery.
Yanks' Judge says talks ongoing about new deal
New York Yankees star Aaron Judge hopes fluid conversations on a one-year deal or long-term contract can be completed before the team's opener on April 7.
Twins' Correa aiming for 'championship culture'
Twins shortstop Carlos Correa says he wants to build a "championship culture" with his new team in Minnesota.
Reynolds: Arbitration 'messy,' eyes Pirates deal
Bryan Reynolds is aware that arbitration hearings can get "messy," saying he remains open to a long-term deal with the Pirates.