We make the case for the biggest threats to MLB’s preseason favorite.… Continue Reading »
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MLB teams won 52.2% of spring ABS challenges
Teams won 52.2% of their ball/strike challenges during the spring training test of robot umpires, and catchers had a markedly better success rate than pitchers.… Continue Reading »
Reports: OF Moniak joins Rockies on 1-year deal
Former No. 1 pick Mickey Moniak, who was released by the Angels on Tuesday, has agreed to a one-year, $1.25 million deal with the Rockies, according to multiple reports.… Continue Reading »
Maurice: Panthers hopeful Marchand can debut Fri.
Winger Brad Marchand, who has yet to play for the Florida Panthers since being acquired in a trade on March 7 due to an upper-body injury, could make his debut for the team on Friday, coach Paul Maurice said.… Continue Reading »
‘Appreciative’ Butler returns to Miami; Dubs fall
Forward Jimmy Butler returned to Kaseya Center in Miami on Monday night, for the first time since being traded to the Golden State Warriors, but the Heat stole the show in the end, cruising to a 112-86 victory in front of a sellout crowd of 19,897 fans.… Continue Reading »
‘I feel like I have everything in front of me’: Inside the $765 million marriage of Juan Soto and the Mets
After a free agent megadeal that rocked the offseason, a new era begins for the Mets, New York and all of MLB.… Continue Reading »
MLB Opening Day is here! What we’re watching, lineups and live updates from every game
Baseball is back! Here’s your one-stop shop for all of the season-opening action.… Continue Reading »
D-backs sign lefty Beeks, select contract of Miller
The Diamondbacks signed LHP Jalen Beeks to a $1.25 million, one-year deal and selected the contract of veteran righty Shelby Miller.… Continue Reading »
‘Such a fairy-tale ending’: Inside Brandon Graham’s final, turbulent, triumphant season as an Eagle
Graham, and family, recall the 15-year vet’s final season.… Continue Reading »
‘Gotta carry it like a battle scar’: Can Yankees bounce back from fifth-inning World Series nightmare?
Starting with their historic Game 5 meltdown, the road to Opening Day in the Bronx has been a rough one.… Continue Reading »