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Umpire: Didn't 'eject' Orioles' grounds crew
Acting umpire crew chief Tim Timmons said he didn't toss the Camden Yards crew Wednesday night. "I just didn't want all of them behind the tarp, especially with the infield in," he said.
Maddon: 'Surprised' if Trout returns to play in '21
Angels star Mike Trout isn't expected to play the rest of the season, according to manager Joe Maddon.
Padres put Snell on IL, sign Velasquez to minors
The San Diego Padres placed lefty Blake Snell in the 10-day injured list due to a left adductor groin strain and signed veteran righty Vince Velasquez to a minor league deal.
Astros place Brantley on IL with knee soreness
Astros left fielder Michael Brantley, whose .315 batting average puts him among the American League leaders, has been placed on the IL with knee soreness.
Yelich to give away 10,000 tickets to Cards series
Brewers star Christian Yelich is purchasing 10,000 tickets to an upcoming home series and giving them away for free, the team announced Wednesday.
Inside the breathtaking rise of Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
From the Blue Jays' pandemic home in Buffalo through an emotional homecoming in Toronto to a blistering race for the postseason, we follow the wild ride of the game's hottest hitter as he builds his own legacy -- including a potential triple crown.
Defending champ Dodgers clinch postseason spot
The Dodgers became the second team in the majors to lock up a postseason berth, with a win over the Diamondbacks and help from Cincinnati and San Diego on Tuesday night.
Yanks' Torres feels 'good' about switch back to 2B
Yankees infielder Gleyber Torres says he is taking his move from shortstop back to second base in stride.
Astros starter Odorizzi to IL with foot soreness
The Houston Astros put starter Jake Odorizzi on the 10-day injured list Tuesday with right foot soreness from a play when he covered first base.
Royals promote Moore to president, Picollo to GM
Dayton Moore, who presided over the Royals to help the club reach consecutive World Series, has been promoted to president while longtime assistant GM J.J. Picollo will fill his vacancy at general manager.
Report: Royals' Moore to president, Picollo to GM
Dayton Moore, who presided over the Royals to help the club reach consecutive World Series, has been promoted to president while longtime assistant GM J.J. Picollo will fill his vacancy at general manager.
Brewers HR king Braun announces retirement
Ryan Braun, who leads the Milwaukee Brewers with 352 career home runs and ranks near the top of almost every offensive category for the franchise, has officially announced his retirement.
Sources: Seattle to host 2023 MLB All-Star Game
Plans to bring the All-Star Game and Home Run Derby back to T-Mobile Park in Seattle, which last hosted it in 2001, are being finalized, sources told ESPN.
White Sox activate Giolito, Anderson from IL
The White Sox have activated Lucas Giolito and shortstop Tim Anderson from the injured list.
MLB to allow more to wear Clemente's No. 21
Puerto Rican players again will be allowed to wear No. 21 on Roberto Clemente Day, and MLB is expanding the list of who will be allowed to wear the number.
Kershaw 'thankful' after 1st start in over 2 months
Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw, pitching for the first time since getting shut down with elbow inflammation more than two months ago, recorded five strikeouts and allowed only one run in 4⅓ innings of work Monday against the Diamondbacks.
Giants thump Padres to clinch first playoff berth
The San Francisco Giants became the first major league team to clinch a playoff spot this season after beating the Padres 9-1 on Monday for their eighth win in a row.
This is 40: Wainwright outpitches Hill in Cards' W
Adam Wainwright won in a rare matchup of pitchers in their 40s as his St. Louis Cardinals blanked Rich Hill's New York Mets 7-0 on Monday night.
Vlad Jr. passes Ohtani, eclipses dad with 45th HR
Vlad Guerrero Jr. hit his major-league-leading 45th home run, passing Shohei Ohtani and eclipsing the most home runs his Hall of Fame father ever hit in a single season.
Kershaw allows 1 run in first start since early July
Dodgers ace Clayton Kershaw, pitching for the first time since getting shut down with elbow inflammation more than two months ago, recorded five strikeouts and allowed only one run in 4⅓ innings of work Monday against the Diamondbacks.