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1. Twins 3, Yankees 1: Hoping for a Gem From Their Starter, Yankees Are Instead on the Receiving End

The Yankees hoped Luis Severino could start building momentum ahead of the playoffs, but he was overshadowed by the Yankees’ nearly being no-hit by the Twins.

2. For Young Yankees Talent, the Path Has Not Always Been Smooth

The progression of emerging talent is rarely linear. Ask Gary Sanchez and other young stars.

3. Marlins 5, Mets 3: Jacob deGrom Breaks Century-Old Record in Mets Loss

The Cy Young Award contender allowed three runs or fewer, continuing a streak that has reached 26 starts.

4. The Cardinals Morph Into the Cardinals

St. Louis was muddling through another disappointing baseball season. Then Mike Shildt took over as manager.

5. David Wright Is Getting Better. But Will the Mets Allow His Return?

A beloved player is rallying to return. But could insurance coverage for his salary while he is on the disabled list lead the franchise to keep him out?

6. Yankees 7, Twins 2: Yankees Rebound, and Aaron Judge Takes a Big Step Forward

Judge took batting practice on the field for the first time since he fractured his wrist on July 26. His teammates then beat up Minnesota’s bullpen.

7. Tyler Austin Has Thrived With the Twins (Don’t Rub It In)

The Yankees chose Greg Bird as their everyday first baseman and sent Austin to Minnesota, where he is impressing his new team with his power.

8. Mets 6, Phillies 4: After the Mets Scratch Jacob deGrom, the Phillies Can’t Capitalize

In rainy weather, the Mets decided not to start deGrom, but got a lift from a three-run homer by Michael Conforto in a 6-4 victory.

9. Mets 10, Phillies 5: Noah Syndergaard Gives Up Career High in Hits, but Mets Roll

The pitcher, who left after being hit by a line drive in the seventh inning, improved to 11-3 as the Mets slowed Philadelphia’s playoff push.

10. Yankees 4, Mariners 2: A Bond Forged in Pittsburgh Is Renewed in a Yankees Playoff Chase

Andrew McCutchen and Neil Walker’s baseball careers have been intertwined since their days in the Pirates’ farm system.

11. Yankees 4, Mariners 0: Masahiro Tanaka Stifles the Mariners for a Yankees Victory

Gleyber Torres and Andrew McCutchen both hit homers in support of Tanaka’s gem.

12. Phillies 4, Mets 3: Aaron Nola Bolsters His Credentials as the Phillies Edge the Mets

Nola (16-4) struck out eight batters over seven innings, matching Washington’s ace, Max Scherzer, for the National League lead in wins.

13. Luke Voit Always Knew He Could Hit. Now Everyone Else Does, Too.

Given a chance to swing away, Luke Voit has brought positivity and power to the Yankees’ late-season push.

14. Extra Bases: An A’s Castoff Becomes a Rays Catalyst

Joey Wendle, with his solid hitting and defensive versatility, is a stealth candidate for the American League Rookie of the Year Award.

15. Athletics 8, Yankees 2: Gary Sanchez’s Woes Behind the Plate Continue in a Painful Yankees Loss

Sanchez allowed two passed balls in the first inning as the Yankees allowed the Athletics to move to within three and a half games of the top A.L. wild-card spot.

16. On Baseball: The Shohei Ohtani Hype Was Real, and So Were the Injury Fears

Ohtani is headed for Tommy John surgery, clouding his future as a two-way star in the major leagues.

17. Yankees 5, Athletics 1: Yankees’ Offense Wakes Up Just in Time to Get Past the A’s

After being no-hit into the sixth inning, the struggling Yankees offense put together a late rally to win and keep pace with the Red Sox.

18. Aaron Judge Is Learning How a Tiny Bone Can Derail a Season

Judge is finding out what many hitters have discovered about hand and wrist injuries: They often take far longer than anticipated to heal.

19. Mets 4, Dodgers 2: Nimmo’s Late Homer Lifts the Mets, but Not deGrom

The pinch-hitter Brandon Nimmo slugged a go-ahead three-run homer in the ninth inning in Jacob deGrom’s latest stellar no-decision.

20. Athletics 6, Yankees 3: Athletics Continue Their Surge and Deal the Yankees a Setback

C.C. Sabathia had another difficult outing as the A’s closed to within three and a half games of the Yankees in the American League wild-card standings.

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1. MLB's Top 10 prospects 1 year from now will be ...

We're not satisfied with just identifying the game's 10 best prospects as of now. Let's raise the degree of difficulty and look even deeper into the future.

2. Snell building Cy Young case with historic ERA

Blake Snell is building a strong American League Cy Young Award case, trying to overcome an innings deficit by posting the best ERA in Rays history -- and more than that.

3. Bregman's deep desire to improve paying off

To trace how Astros third baseman Alex Bregman has inserted himself into the American League Most Valuable Player Award conversation, we begin with a conversation that took place a few days after last season ended.

4. Rox, Crew, A's make September statements

Here is a division-by-division breakdown of the playoff picture, recapping the latest action and taking a look at where each contender stands heading into the next games.

5. NL West clash streams on Facebook today

One of the tightest division races in baseball will be featured in a unique viewing experience this week as MLB's digital-only national broadcasts continue with the D-backs-Rockies bout on Thursday at 3:10 p.m. ET.

6. Wright will return this year, Mets to reveal today

The Mets are about to have some hard answers regarding David Wright's years-long comeback attempt from back, neck and shoulder injuries.

7. Stanton, Judge make big guys look tiny

Stanton, Judge make big guys look tiny

8. Most important number for each AL East club

Plenty of factors sent every team in the American League East in the direction they've headed this season. Every team also has one number or statistic that has defined its season.

9. Watch us scrapbook with 2 Tigers stars

Watch us scrapbook with 2 Tigers stars

10. Red Sox win 100 games for first time in 72 years

For each victory by the Red Sox this season, an action shot has been posted in manager Alex Cora's office to serve as a lasting memory of what went right that particular day.

11. LeMahieu's first career walk-off HR lifts Rox

DJ LeMahieu's first career walk-off home run lifted the Rockies to a 5-4 win over the D-backs on Wednesday night at Coors Field. LeMahieu's two-run homer helped Colorado maintain its 1 1/2-game lead over Los Angeles in the National League West, while Arizona fell to 3 1/2 games back of the Rockies. Nolan Arenado homered for Colorado as its bullpen combined for five perfect innings after starter Jon Gray's early exit. Eduardo Escobar and Alex Avila homered for the D-backs.

12. Brewers win series at Wrigley, now 1 game back

That October feel came early to Wrigley Field, where the Brewers kept their division hopes alive Wednesday night with a series win over the Cubs and moved within one game of first place in the NL Central with 15 games to go. Curtis Granderson homered and scored the first three Brewers runs as Milwaukee secured a seventh consecutive series victory.

13. A's score 10, now 1 back of Yankees in WC

By the time the top half of the third inning concluded, the surging A's were armed with a 10-run lead. It held up, as they defeated the Orioles, 10-0, on a combined one-hit effort by the Oakland pitching staff. Matt Olson's 26th homer of the season, a three-run offering against Orioles right-hander Andrew Cashner, highlighted the eventful third inning, which saw 15 batters go to the plate. Three of them came up with two hits: Nick Martini, Jonathan Lucroy and Matt Chapman, who drove in three runs. The victory put Oakland one game back of the Yankees for the top Wild Card spot.

14. A Stephen Strasburg pitch hit hitter Jorge Alfaro, catcher Matt Wieters and umpire Hunter Wendelstedt

This pitch hit three people. How?

15. Kevin Hart threw out a '273-mph' ceremonial first pitch prior to the Cubs game

Kevin Hart throws out '273-mph' first pitch!

16. Willians Astudillo's heroic run from first to home left him gasping for all the air

Is this the best first-to-home dash of the season?

17. Strasburg on Soto: 'Reminiscent of Tony Gwynn'

A night after hitting two home runs in a game for the third time this season, Nationals phenom Juan Soto went deep again on Wednesday night, his 19th home run of the season.

18. Injury updates: Chapman, Judge, Morrow, Paxton

Here's a roundup of the latest injury news across the Majors

19. Mauer contemplating retirement after season

On Wednesday, six-time All-Star and 2009 American League MVP Joe Mauer told the Star Tribune's La Velle E. Neal that he is considering retiring after the season, but that he is going to take his time while deciding.

20. Players set to become free agents in 2018-19 offseason

See which players are set to hit free agency during the 2018-19 offseason, including Bryce Harper and Manny Machado.

21. Braves sweep Giants, cut magic number to 10

The Braves capped off a sweep and a stellar 6-1 road trip with a victory over the Giants at AT&T Park on Wednesday. Tyler Flowers delivered a pinch-hit go-ahead RBI single in the ninth, when he was called safe on a bang-bang play at first base, and after a replay review, the call stood. Derek Holland allowed one run in six innings and struck out seven for the Giants, who suffered their 11th straight loss to set a franchise record since the club moved to San Francisco in 1958.

22. Fan balloting underway for Clemente Award

The 30 club nominees for the 2018 Roberto Clemente Award, the most prominent individual award for Major League players, were announced Tuesday by Major League Baseball. Cast your ballot now for the player who best represents the game through extraordinary character, community involvement, philanthropy and positive contributions bears Clemente's name.

23. Explaining tiebreaker scenarios for '18 postseason

This year we've got a wide assortment of tiebreaker possibilities to ponder in both leagues, including some truly wild ideas in the National League. The goal is to lay out the most realistic ones remaining, and how they would be settled.

24. Bregman did something no 3B had before

Alex Bregman reached several milestones in a huge fifth inning that propelled Houston to a three-game sweep of the Tigers. The American League MVP Award candidate's go-ahead double -- his 50th -- pushed him to the 100-RBI plateau, and he scored his 100th run on Tyler White's sacrifice fly. Bregman's RBI single in the third opened the scoring, but the Tigers pulled ahead temporarily on Mikie Mahtook's RBI single and James McCann's homer. Nicholas Castellanos' two-run homer got Detroit within one in the seventh.

25. Trout shows off arm against Rangers

Center fielder Mike Trout saved a run by nailing Robinson Chirinos at the plate to end the third inning of the Angels' 8-1 win over the Rangers on Wednesday night at Angel Stadium.

26. Snell flirts with no-no, wins MLB-high 19th

Blake Snell continued to state his case that he's the best that the American League has to offer during the Rays' 3-1 win over the Indians on Wednesday at Tropicana Field. The left-hander allowed just a single hit over seven innings, including no hits through his front six, en route to his Major League-leading 19th win of the season. Carlos Carrasco worked seven innings of his own for the Indians, allowing three earned runs. Indians second baseman Jose Ramirez hit a solo home run, his 38th of the year.

27. J.D. vying for first global Triple Crown since '56

Before the Tigers' Miguel Cabrera broke a 45-year drought in 2012, there hadn't been a Triple Crown winner since Hall of Famer Carl Yastrzemski pulled off the feat for the 1967 Red Sox. Now, more than a half-century later, another Boston player, J.D. Martinez, is trying to join this exclusive club.

28. Yanks avoid no-hitter, but WC lead shrinks to 1

Greg Bird's eighth-inning RBI double prevented the Yankees from enduring the indignity of being no-hit for the first time in 15 years, spoiling Jake Odorizzi's bid for history after the right-hander recorded 22 outs without a hit, but it wasn't enough to keep their lead for the top American League Wild Card spot from shrinking near the limit. Odorizzi blanked the Bombers over the first seven frames and departed to a standing ovation as the Twins defeated the Yankees, 3-1, on Wednesday evening at Target Field.

29. A Fenway Park usher made one of the smoothest barehanded foul ball grabs you'll see

Fenway Park usher makes slick barehanded catch

30. Yanks hope to get Chapman back next week

The Yankees expect to add a key reinforcement to their bullpen shortly, as Aroldis Chapman fired an encouraging side session on Wednesday in Tampa, Fla., and could be activated from the disabled list next week, manager Aaron Boone said.

31. Cardinals' comeback hopes fall short vs. Bucs

One last chance to pad their National League Wild Card position by knocking around a team already out of postseason contention passed the Cardinals by on Wednesday afternoon. With a 4-3 win, the Pirates salvaged something from their final stop in St. Louis and left the Cards turning their focus to a road that's about to become much more treacherous.

32. Dodgers take down nemesis Reds in finale

Joc Pederson homered to begin a stretch of eight unanswered runs by the Dodgers to beat the Reds. Los Angeles, which had dropped the first six games of the season series, got three RBIs apiece from Yasmani Grandal and Justin Turner. Jose Peraza went deep for Cincinnati, which saw starter Anthony DeSclafani chased in a four-run fifth inning.

33. Morrow seeks return next week; Yu has surgery

Cubs reliever Brandon Morrow threw a 35-pitch bullpen on Wednesday and said he is aiming to return to games by the end of next week. And Yu Darvish had arthroscopic debridement surgery for his right elbow on Wednesday in Dallas.

34. Cubs' Friday start pushed back after quick trip

Friday's Cubs game against the Reds at Wrigley Field was moved to a 7:05 p.m. CT start to give the team a little bit of a break after playing a makeup game on Thursday in Washington.

35. Wheeler dominates Marlins in rain-soaked affair

Mets starter Zack Wheeler did not walk a hitter and struck out 7 in eight dominant innings, Jay Bruce hit a grand slam and New York piled on the runs in a Wednesday win against the Marlins at Citi Field that was delayed 5 hours, 35 minutes by rain. Amed Rosario and Dominic Smith added homers in the win. Miami managed just five hits in the loss.

36. Anderson puts stamp on White Sox win in 12th

Tim Anderson clubbed a go-ahead two-run homer with two out in the 12th after turning a big double play in the bottom of the 11th as the White Sox snapped a seven-game skid in the series finale. Anderson also made a nice play to end the game by fielding Whit Merrifield's grounder onto the outfielder grass and firing to first for the final out. Adalberto Mondesi plated both of the Royals' runs in tying a career high with four hits.

37. Pena gem, Arcia HRs send Halos to series win

Francisco Arcia homered twice, Jose Fernandez went deep for the second straight night and Felix Pena fired six scoreless innings as the Angels cruised past the Rangers for an 8-1 victory and a series win at Angel Stadium. Texas was limited to Joey Gallo's 36th homer.

38. Errors, homers haunt LeBlanc in Mariners loss

Two separate times during Wednesday's game at Safeco Field, a Mariner infielder committed an error that allowed a runner to reach base, and that runner wound up scoring on a home run. Those two extra runs would prove to be the difference as the Mariners dropped a 5-4 contest to the Padres and dropped below the Tampa Bay Rays in the American League Wild Card standings for the first time all season.

39. Grandy's triple bounces twice on HR marker

It was a triple, then a homer, then a triple again. In the end, the result was the same for Curtis Granderson and the Brewers -- a first-inning run en route to a 5-1 win over the Cubs on Wednesday night.

40. Odorizzi dazzles Yanks with no-hit bid into 8th

Jake Odorizzi didn't get the no-hitter he and Twins fans were hoping for, but he completed his longest outing of the year and blanked a potent Yankees offense for much of the night. Odorizzi struck out five New York batters and received some dazzling defense behind him as the Twins topped New York, 3-1, to complete a series win on Wednesday at Target Field. He carried a no-hit bid through 7 1/3 innings before Greg Bird smacked a run-scoring double to end the right-hander's no-hit and shutout hopes with one swing.

41. Nats' 3 HRs, Stras' 9 K's fuel sweep of Phils

The Nationals hit three home runs to back seven strong innings from Stephen Strasburg and seal a sweep of the Phillies. Bryce Harper and Ryan Zimmerman homered off Aaron Nola, and Juan Soto hit his 19th home run in the sixth inning. Strasburg struck out nine and allowed one run, which came on a home run from J.P. Crawford.

42. Cubs drop series finale as Brewers close gap

The Brewers made a statement by taking two out of three against the Cubs at Wrigley Field. If the Cubs are to repeat as NL Central champs, they need to find some energy and their offense. "We're still in first place," Javier Baez said after a 5-1 loss to Milwaukee on Wednesday night. "We've just got to go out there and play. Nobody is going to beat us if we go out there and play."

43. D-backs fall to Rockies in another 'painful' loss

DJ LeMahieu hit a two-run homer in the ninth inning to lift the Rockies to a walk-off 5-4 win over the D-backs on Wednesday night at Coors Field.

44. Hedges' 2-run HR paves way to sweep vs. M's

The Padres managed just four hits off Mariners starter Wade LeBlanc, but two swings produced four runs. Austin Hedges provided an early lead for San Diego starter Joey Lucchesi via a two-run homer in the second, and Hunter Renfroe padded the cushion with a two-run shot in the fifth. Seattle got three runs back in the bottom of the frame, with Nelson Cruz capping the scoring with a solo drive to the upper deck -- which also produced his 1,000th career RBI. The Padres' bullpen shut down the Mariners, striking out nine straight batters from the sixth to the eighth, until Kyle Seager led off the ninth with a solo home run. Kirby Yates bounced back to slam the door and secure a two-game sweep for San Diego.

45. Cruz nets 1,000th career RBI on solo blast

Nelson Cruz belted a mammoth solo shot to left field to earn career RBI No. 1,000. The ball left the bat at 109.2 mph and traveled an estimated 430 feet into the upper deck at Safeco Field, according to Statcast. Cruz is third in baseball in average exit velocity (93.8 mph) behind Aaron Judge (95.8) and Giancarlo Stanton (94).

46. Crawford HRs, may play more for fading Phils

J.P. Crawford, who started at shortstop for the first time since June 18, ripped a solo home run to right against Nationals right-hander Stephen Strasburg to cut Washington's lead to 4-1.

47. Memorable MLB homecomings

More often than not, homecomings in baseball elicit applause, evoke memories of yesteryear and generally establish a positive atmosphere.

48. Steph Curry can shoot. But can he pitch?

Steph Curry can shoot. But can he pitch?

49. Sale good to go for Sunday against deGrom

When Alex Cora bumped into Chris Sale in the weight room on Wednesday afternoon, he could tell the ace had bounced back well from his one-inning "opener" on Tuesday.

50. Paxton ill, may miss Friday's start vs. Angels

Mariners manager Scott Servais erased James Paxton's name from his whiteboard prior to meeting with the media on Wednesday. Servais originally slated the big lefty for Friday's start against the Angels, but Paxton will not be traveling with the team following Wednesday's game due to a virus, putting his Friday start in jeopardy.

51. A fan let Charlie Culberson autograph their child after Wednesday's game

A fan lets Charlie Culberson sign their baby

52. Every team's single-season saves leader

Edwin Diaz's chase for history is in its final weeks. The Mariners have 18 games left to play in the regular season. Diaz has 54 saves -- eight shy of the Major League single-season record of 62, set by the Angels' Francisco Rodriguez in 2008.

53. Starting lineups for today's games

Check out every lineup every day, as they are made public by the clubs. A lineup is not official until it is handed to the umpire. Additional lineups will be added as they become available.

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1. College World Series Game 1: Vanderbilt piles nine early runs, holds on to win

Vanderbilt exploded for a nine-run third inning and then barely held on for a 9-8 Game 1 win vs. UVA.

2. LaRoche homer pushes Nats to blank Brewers

3. Adams, Lynn power Cardinals to shutout of Rox

4. Guthrie baffles Dodgers as Royals take opener

5. Watch: Orioles' Davis walks off ChiSox with HR

Chris Davis had been scuffling, and with lefty Chris Sale on the mound, it was a perfect night for the Orioles first baseman to ride the pine. He didn’t get the entire night off, however. Manager Buck Showalter called his number in the bottom of the ninth, and Davis delivered a walk-off three-run homer.

6. Lind, Stroman help Blue Jays hammer Yankees

7. Tulowitzki, Bautista captains at ASG HR Derby

NEW YORK (AP) - Jose Bautista of the Toronto Blue Jays and Troy Tulowitzki of the Colorado Rockies will be the captains for the Home Run Derby at the All-Star game.

8. Lessons From The Captain

On SI Now, Indians first baseman Nick Swisher discusses what he learned playing alongside Derek Jeter in New York.

9. MLB Power Rankings: Athletics stay on top, Reds start to climb

Oakland swept the first-place votes and is No. 1 again in the Power Rankings, but two NL Central teams are rising.

10. Big-spending Yankees winning with cheap pitching

Their big-money players are struggling, but cheap pitchers are keeping the Yankees in contention.

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1. Here's what will decided the NL West title

The most interesting divisional race in baseball is worth a deeper look into who will come out ahead among the Rockies, Dodgers and Diamondbacks.

2. Michael Lorenzen has become the Cincinnati Reds' version of an in-game 'stopper'

Michael Lorenzen talks about his grand slam. Cincinnati Reds right-handed pitcher Michael Lorenzen has never lacked confidence. Upon his return from the disabled list last year, Lorenzen said this: “Do I believe I can be a great starter in the major leagues? Of course,” he said. “Do I believe I can

3. Fenway Park usher makes the catch of the night

It was the form that really made it.

4. Rangers' Yovani Gallardo: Loses second straight Wednesday

Gallardo (8-5) allowed six runs on six hits and one walk while striking out four over three innings and was tagged with the loss to the Angels on Wednesday. Four of the six hits allowed went for extra bases, including a two-run home run by rookie Jose Fernandez, which essentially ended Gallardo's

5. The 2018 Yahoo Sports All-Minor League Team, led by Player of the Year Vladimir Guerrero Jr.

The team also features a pitcher who at this time last year was recovering from Tommy John surgery.

6. It's 'garbage' if Jacob deGrom wins Cy Young: ESPN stalwart

ESPN's Michael Wilbon thinks Jacob deGrom shouldn't win the CY Young award because of his record. On “Pardon the Interruption,” Wilbon and co-host Tony Kornheiser discussed if deGrom would finish second in NL Cy Young voting during the “Over and Under” segment. Kornheiser argued that deGrom should

7. Nationals reliever Sammy Solis knows he is pitching for his future

PHILADELPHIA - Little by little, the Washington Nationals' bullpen has stabilized since the team sold off its veterans and watched others lose time to injury. Sean Doolittle is back. Greg Holland found his old closing form. Koda Glover, moved out of the closer's role and into a set-up spot, has

8. Dodgers Dugout: A closer look at the Dodgers' record

The Dodgers lost two of three to the dismal Cincinnati Reds, leaving them at 79-67. Here's an interesting thing about that though. They are 12-4 against San Diego and 4-0 against Texas, meaning they are 63-63 against everyone else.

9. Creech: How times have changed for Astros

Thanks to an app on my phone that brings up my social media history every day, I woke up this morning to a link to a story I wrote five years ago called, "The last loyal Astros fan." I read the story again and just laughed. Oh, how things have changed. At the time, Minute Maid was almost always

10. Fenway fan hit in head by bat that slipped out of Devon Travis' hands

A man sitting in the box seats at Wednesday night's Red Sox game was hit on the forehead by a bat that slipped out of Devon Travis' hands in the eighth inning. The bat cleared the netting along the baseline and landed about 15 rows up in the box seats, about midway between third base and home

11. Blue Jays rookie Rowdy Tellez first to accomplish feat since 1913

Blue Jays rookie Rowdy Tellez is in select company. The 2013 30th-round pick doubled yet again Wednesday in Toronto's 1-0 loss to the Red Sox, giving him two-baggers in each of his first seven career games. According to Blue Jays PR, he is the first player to accomplish that feat since 1913. That

12. MLB wrap: Brewers cut Cubs' lead to 1 game; Rockies keep NL West lead with dramatic walkoff

The Rockies were two outs away from the National League West falling into complete chaos, but DJ LeMahieu wasn't going to allow it. With one on and one out and the Rockies down 4-3 to the Diamondbacks, LeMahieu connected for an opposite-field shot which gave Colorado a 5-4 victory and a 1 1/2 game

13. The Brewers magic number is down to 12; here's who to cheer against the rest of the way

The Milwaukee Brewers' “magic number” to earn a spot in the 2018 playoffs is down to 12 after a win over the Chicago Cubs on Wednesday. That's only part of the story – the team also finds itself within a game of first place in the National League Central, and those who follow the baseball playoff

14. Mets' Wright Planning To Play Again This Year

It's looking more and more like David Wright will return to play for the Mets this season. According to WFAN baseball insider Jon Heyman, Wright "is planning to play again by all accounts." The Mets are expected to make an announcement Thursday. Back, shoulder and neck issues have limited

15. Mets to announce plan for David Wright on Thursday at 1:45 p.m. on SNY

The Mets' David Wright, Jeff Wilpon, and John Ricco will hold a press conference Thursday at 1:45 p.m. to "discuss the plan and timeline" regarding Wright for the remainder of the season.

16. Joe Mauer may retire after the season

Rockies 5, Diamondbacks 4: Colorado trailed all game but the bullpen gave them five perfect innings to end it and then DJ LeMahieu hit a two-run homer to bring them from behind and to walk of Arizona all in one shot. After the game Le Mahieu describe his dramatic dinger thusly: “It was cool. The Rockies

17. Around here, a 100-win season is a rarity that should be celebrated

In their modern history, the Red Sox have found it — well, not easier, but at least more attainable — to win the World Series than win 100 games in the regular season. Oh, be sure that I'm not equating the achievements — after all, only one is celebrated with a parade — but it nevertheless is remarkable

18. As injuries and fatigue hit, Orioles' starting rotation limping to the finish line

As the Orioles limp to the finish line of a season that will likely end as the worst in franchise history, filling out the team's starting rotation could be a challenge through this year's final three weeks. Right-hander Alex Cobb, who left Tuesday's start with a blister/cut issue, won'

19. Why this AL race is the best MVP race ever

David Schoenfield ESPN Senior Writer Close Senior writer of SweetSpot baseball blog Former deputy editor of Page 2 Been with ESPN.com since 1995 Follow on Twitter Here's the hypothesis: The American League MVP race is arguably the greatest MVP race ever. Here's the evidence: We already have six

20. LEADING OFF: Diamondbacks-Rockies, Dodgers-Cards, Cubs in DC

A look at what's happening around the majors today: GETAWAY DAY With both teams chasing an NL West title, the Diamondbacks and Rockies wrap up their pivotal four-game series. Colorado leads the division by 1½ games over the Dodgers, while Arizona is 3½ back. Clay Buchholz (7-2, 2.01 ERA) makes his

21. At 83 pitches, NY Yankees' Luis Severino angered at early hook by manager Aaron Boone

Yankees manager Aaron Boone discusses Luis Severino's start prior to game vs. Twins at Minnesota on Wednesday MINNEAPOLIS – Luis Severino thought he could change his manager's mind. But when Aaron Boone ended the Yankee right-hander's night after just 83 pitches, in Wednesday night's

22. Boone: Yankees May Get Chapman Back Next Week

MINNEAPOLIS (CBSNewYork/AP) — New York Yankees All-Star closer Aroldis Chapman could return next week from nearly a month on the disabled list. Chapman has not pitched since Aug. 21 because of left knee tendinitis, which has bothered him throughout the season. The 30-year-old left-hander threw a bullpen

23. Mets' Zack Wheeler: Continues absurd hot streak

Wheeler (11-7) got the win against the Marlins on Wednesday, tossing eight shutout innings while scattering just four hits, striking out seven batters and issuing no walks in a 13-0 victory. There doesn't seem to be an end in sight for Wheeler's recent ridiculous run, as he's now 8-1 over

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40. Taillon helps Pirates to 4-3 win, slowing Cardinals

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41. Wednesday's Twins-Yankees game recap

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3. Red Sox reach 100 wins for first time since '46

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5. Fenway fan hit by bat after Travis loses control

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