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1. Nationals 8, Mets 6: Mets’ Bullpen Collapses, Wasting Jacob deGrom’s Strong Night

DeGrom carried the Mets into the eighth inning with a 6-1 lead, but a series of relievers let the Nationals rally.

2. Yankees 12, Marlins 1: Derek Jeter and Don Mattingly Fall on Wrong Side of a Yankees Rout

The depleted Marlins were no match for the Yankees in a game between two clubs in drastically different stages of development.

3. What Hurricane Maria Didn’t Wreck: Puerto Rican Baseball

Puerto Rico’s pre-eminent amateur league has played every season since 1940. After the hurricanes last year, it vowed this one would not be different despite hardships.

4. Not Necessarily Thor: One Mets Ace Is Not Like the Other

The Mets starter Jacob deGrom strikes a contrast in physique and habits with his fellow starter, the muscular and health-conscious Noah Syndergaard, known as Thor.

5. Mets 3, Brewers 2: Wilmer Flores’s Walk-Off Homer Ends Mets’ Losing Skid at One Game

Flores hit the second game-ending home run of his career to help the Mets improve to 12-2 and stay atop the National League.

6. Giancarlo Stanton Bothered by Pressure? No. Furniture? Maybe

Stanton played down his struggles in adjusting to a new city, but the logistics of settling down in New York have provided some distractions.

7. Brewers 5, Mets 1: Mets’ Winning Streak Hits a Wall Against the Brewers

Matt Harvey gave up two long home runs and lasted only five innings in the Mets’ first loss in their last 10 games.

8. Japanese Baseball Reloads After Shohei Ohtani. But Who Will Follow His Path?

Ohtani is the latest sensation from Japan to captivate fans in North America, but the pipeline from Japan has noticeably slowed down.

9. In Need of Infield Help, the Yankees Cautiously Consider Gleyber Torres

As the team confronted the struggles of second baseman Tyler Wade and third baseman Miguel Andujar, Torres kept on hitting well in Class AAA.

10. On Baseball: Injuries Start to Creep Into the Mets’ Feel-Good Story

The team has started off 11-1, and it has been healthy, too. But both catchers just went on the disabled list.

11. Extra Bases: Angels Are Reborn, and Not Just Because of Shohei Ohtani

The Los Angeles Angels arrived in Kansas City this weekend leading the major leagues in runs scored, hits, home runs and total bases.

12. Red Sox 6, Yankees 3: Yankees Hitters Prayed for Rain, but Rick Porcello Just Pitched Through It

The Boston right-hander showed no ill-effects after returning to the mound following a rain delay. He allowed just 2 hits in 7 innings.

13. Amid Yankees-Red Sox Chaos, a Moment of Base-Running Chivalry

There were angry words and punches, sure, but one Red Sox player avoided an episode that could have turned things much worse.

14. On Baseball: Bad Blood Between the Yankees and the Red Sox Is Good for Baseball

When the Yankees and the Red Sox are this good — and feuding — the sport thrives on a bigger scale.

15. Yankees 10, Red Sox 7: A Brawl Erupts, and the Red Sox-Yankees Rivalry Catches Fire

When Joe Kelly’s fastball found Tyler Austin’s ribs, suddenly the old sense of animosity returned between the American League East rivals.

16. Mets 4, Marlins 1: Mets’ Streak Continues, but the Injury Bug Returns

Before a win over the Marlins, the Mets learned of their first big injury of the season: a torn ligament in the throwing arm of catcher Travis d’Arnaud.

17. Mets 8, Marlins 6: The Mets Have Found an Identity: The Comeback Kids

For the fifth time this season the Mets fell behind and then came back to win. Their latest victory gave them a franchise-best 9-1 start to the season.

18. Red Sox 14, Yankees 1: Yankees-Red Sox Rivalry Is Renewed With an Epic Drubbing

The Yankees reached an early low point with a 13-run loss to their rivals, in which their starting pitching was poor and the bullpen was even worse.

19. On Baseball: Red Sox Bludgeon the Yankees With a Reminder: They’re Still the Team to Beat

The Yankees added to a roster that nearly reached the World Series last fall. But the Red Sox have more than kept up, and illustrated that in a 14-1 rout.

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1. Harper's MLB-high 8th HR a broken-bat stunner

File this homer under the category of "amazing," even for Bryce Harper.

2. Judge fastest in MLB history to 60 career HRs

Aaron Judge established a Major League record on Monday, cracking the 60th home run of his career in his 197th game played, becoming the fastest player in history to reach the mark.

3. Tribe, Twins ready for 'crazy' atmosphere in PR

The Indians and Twins both have Puerto Rican stars on their teams and now is their time to shine on their native island in a two-game series at Hiram Bithorn Stadium that begins Tuesday at 7:10 p.m. ET.

4. Nats rally for 6 runs in 8th to crack Mets

The Nationals overcame a dominant, 12-strikeout performance from Jacob deGrom, using a six-run eighth inning to rally from five runs down and beat the Mets at Citi Field. Bryce Harper, who broke his bat on his MLB-leading eighth home run in the first inning, started the comeback with a two-run single.

5. Paxton outduels Keuchel as Mariners stay hot

James Paxton gave up a homer to George Springer leading off the game, but the big left-hander settled in and blanked the Astros for the rest of his six innings, outdueling Dallas Keuchel. Keuchel went the distance for Houston, but the world champs still dropped their third straight. Seattle, meanwhile, won for the fifth time in six games, thanks in part to Nelson Cruz's first home run since coming off the DL.

6. Teheran (9 K's) helps cool Phillies in opener

Julio Teheran proved he can find some comfort at home and Ozzie Albies continued to be a valuable catalyst as the Braves snapped the Phillies' six-game winning streak with Monday night's 2-1 win at SunTrust Park.

7. Severino dominates, Didi homers twice in rout

Didi Gregorius homered twice and Aaron Judge visited the right-field seats for a historic dinger in support of Luis Severino's dominant effort, as the Yankees rolled past the Marlins, 12-1, on Monday evening at Yankee Stadium.

8. These broken-bat HRs from history boggle the mind

Hitting a home run off a Major League pitcher is one of the hardest things an athlete can do. But hitting a homer while your bat shatters in half? That's a whole new definition of strength.

9. Sox-Angels clash begins with Price-Ohtani duel

For April showdowns, it doesn't get any better or more compelling than the Red Sox-Angels matchup that opens tonight in Anaheim. Take the two hottest teams in American League and mix in the most intriguing early-season storyline in many years (two-way sensation Shohei Ohtani), and you should have riveting drama from the very first pitch of this three-game series.

10. Marcus Stroman enjoyed a Sunday dinner with Drake and Drake's plates

Stroman dines with Drake, and on perfect plates

11. Alomar lends hand to PR kids at Play Ball event

The latest edition of Play Ball featured more than 450 participants from all over Puerto Rico at Hiram Bithorn Stadium on Monday. In addition to hitting and fielding drills, activities included baserunning and agility workouts.

12. Gleyber exits Triple-A game with back stiffness

Gleyber Torres was removed after two at-bats for precautionary reasons in Monday's Triple-A game at Gwinnett, reporting back stiffness on a 48-degree evening.

13. Kemp, Grandal go deep vs. former team

Matt Kemp and Yasmani Grandal -- once traded for each other, now teammates -- both went yard in a 10-3 Dodgers victory over the Padres, their former team.

14. Red Sox rise to top in latest Power Rankings

It's hard to argue with the Red Sox taking over as baseball's best team. Their rainout on Monday didn't change the fact that they started the day tops in the AL with a 2.06 rotation ERA.

15. Royals-Jays on Wednesday only on Facebook

MLB's digital-only national broadcasts continue Wednesday with the Royals-Blue Jays matchup at Rogers Centre airing live in the United States exclusively on Facebook.

16. Cubs, Cards to renew rivalry after 1-day delay

Who's the favorite to win the National League Central? The Cubs and Cardinals will square off tonight, and each will be trying to gain an edge in the division.

17. Nats' Robles won't need surgery on elbow

Monday marked a good night for the Nationals, as the club erased a five-run deficit to defeat the rival Mets, 8-6. while also getting encouraging news on Victor Robles. Manager Dave Martinez announced postgame that Washington's top prospect does not have any tears in his left elbow and will not require surgery.

18. These are most exciting players on each team

What a baseball fan finds "exciting" is, in many cases, a matter of taste, but there's no question that some plays, and some players, stand out more than others.

19. RBI game serves as prelude to PR Series

Roberto Perez dreamed of playing in Hiram Bithorn Stadium when he was a kid. The Indians catcher grew up in Mayaguez, on the western coast of Puerto Rico, and he never had the opportunity to travel across the island to take the field at San Juan's famous ballpark in his youth.

20. Play Beat the Streak for a chance at $5.6 million

Time to start swinging for $5.6 million! It's easy to play: Get a hit, and your streak continues. If not, try again the next day.

21. Gregorius finally developing into elite hitter

You might remember this: Didi Gregorius couldn't hit. That was his distinguishing feature. He could field, but he couldn't hit.

22. Executive Access talks success with Sabean

MLB.com's Mark Feinsand recently sat down with Brian Sabean in his office to discuss dealing with criticism, the Barry Bonds era, his successful run with manager Bruce Bochy and much more.

23. Ryu spins gem backed by Kemp, Grandal HRs

Hyun-Jin Ryu gave the Dodgers their second two-game winning streak on the season by keeping San Diego at bay on Monday. He was backed by a couple of homers by former Padres: Matt Kemp's three-run home run in the third, and Yasmani Grandal's grand slam in the ninth.

24. Mengden spins gem to earn 1st home win

The A's have badly needed more from their starting pitchers. More innings, more efficiency. And better results. Right-hander Daniel Mengden gave them just that Monday night, twirling an eight-plus inning gem against the White Sox in an 8-1 series-opening victory at the Coliseum.

25. Monday's top prospect performers

Here's MLB Pipeline's roundup of the top prospect performances in the Minor Leagues on Monday.

26. Snitker: Talented Acuna 'trying too hard'

Braves manager Brian Snitker would have liked to have already gained the opportunity to put Ronald Acuna in his lineup on a daily basis. But he recognizes the need to allow the top prospect to first work his way through an early slump, which might be a product of trying to do too much.

27. Cruz launches first homer since coming off DL

Nelson Cruz still isn't running very well after returning from a sprained right ankle over the weekend, but the Mariners' slugger wasn't worried about sprint speed as he launched his first home run since coming off the disabled list -- a solo shot off the Astros' Dallas Keuchel -- during Monday night's 2-1 win at Safeco Field.

28. Long ball aids Marquez as Rox roll past Bucs

Braving light snow and a 27-degree game-time wind chill on Monday night, Marquez held the Pirates hitless until the fifth as the Rockies defeated the Pirates, 6-2, at PNC Park -- their fifth victory in the last six games.

29. Hit parade backs Castillo as Reds snap skid

The Reds' offense -- wayward through a rough start to 2018 -- not only opened a lead Monday vs. the Brewers, it tacked on runs greedily for a team that was badly in need of a victory. Although it wasn't a game without twists and turns, Cincinnati emerged with a 10-4 win. As Luis Castillo pitched 6 2/3 innings, the offense that came in with the fewest runs scored in the National League came alive with a season-high 14 hits, with Adam Duvall's three knocks pacing the attack.

30. Robertson, Smith back Snell's gem vs. Texas

The Rays had a much-needed feel-good game Monday night in an 8-4 win over the Rangers at Tropicana Field. Daniel Robertson and C.J. Cron homered and Mallex Smith went 4-for-4 to back Blake Snell, who allowed just one run in 6 1/3 innings, striking out nine.

31. Springer HR, Keuchel CG aren't enough vs. M's

George Springer started the Astros' road trip with a leadoff homer and Dallas Keuchel went the distance on Monday night, but James Paxton and the Mariners scratched out a 2-1 victory at Safeco Field.

32. Adam Ottavino has unreal April numbers thanks to some dazzling pitches

Ottavino's amazing pitches lead to unreal April stats

33. Falling ice at Rogers Centre postpones KC-TOR

The Blue Jays' series opener against the Royals on Monday in Toronto was postponed due to ice falling on Rogers Centre from CN Tower, the club announced about 90 minutes before the scheduled first pitch of 7:07 p.m. ET. The clubs will play a traditional doubleheader on Tuesday, starting at 3:07 p.m.

34. deGrom fans 12 in Mets' deepest start of 2018

Unhappy with his results despite a 3.06 ERA over his first three starts, Jacob deGrom took time following the last one to review his mechanics. Almost immediately, deGrom noticed that his arm was dropping when he swung it behind him to begin his delivery.

35. Profar in concussion protocol after hard slide

Rangers shortstop Jurickson Profar is being evaluated in Major League Baseball's concussion protocol after getting upended by a baserunner and landing on the right side of his face during Monday's 8-4 loss against the Rays.

36. Lopez's strong start vs. A's gets no backing

Not even a trip to California did much to heat up the White Sox bats, as A's starter Daniel Mengden all but silenced them in a 8-1 Chicago loss in Monday night's series opener. The hitting struggles spoiled a third straight quality start from right-hander Reynaldo Lopez.

37. Dodgers won't use off-day to move up Kershaw

When an off-day looming on Thursday, the Dodgers' starters are going to get some additional time off. Manager Dave Roberts said on Monday that Clayton Kershaw, who started on Sunday, won't pitch again until Saturday against the visiting Washington Nationals.

38. Indians donate full playoff share to PR recovery

When the Indians received their playoff shares after last season, the players decided to put one aside to aid hurricane relief efforts in Puerto Rico. Cleveland officially announced the plans for the donations during its current trip to the United States territory.

39. A-Rod's nephew on Pipeline Team of the Week

MLB Pipeline's Prospect Team of the Week honors the best performances from the first 11 days of the Minor League season. Any player currently on an organization Top 30 Prospects list on our Prospect Watch is eligible.

40. Kiermaier needs thumb surgery, out 3 months

Kevin Kiermaier has a torn ligament in his right thumb and will need surgery, the Rays announced on Monday, when they placed him on the 10-day disabled list.

41. Twins bring smiles to PR children's hospital

Just a few hours after landing late Sunday night, Jose Berrios and several of his Twins teammates spent the bulk of Monday afternoon visiting patients at San Jorge Children's Hospital in San Juan.

42. Harrison out for 6 weeks with left hand fracture

Josh Harrison will be out approximately six weeks, the Pirates announced on Monday, after he was diagnosed with a fracture to the fifth metacarpal of his left hand.

43. Duffy day to day with right hamstring tightness

Matt Duffy had to leave Monday's 8-4 victory against the Rangers shortly after reaching third base in the first inning with right hamstring tightness. He expects to have an MRI Tuesday morning.

44. Altuve humbled by 1,000-game benchmark

The top items on Jose Altuve's professional resume include World Series champion, American League Most Valuable Player, five-time All-Star and three-time batting champion. Now the Astros' second baseman is poised to add another achievement -- 1,000 games with the Astros.

45. Bryce Harper joined an exclusive club with his broken-bat homer

Harper joins exclusive club with broken-bat homer

46. Villanueva homers in third straight game

Christian Villanueva has homered in three consecutive games, bringing his total to six on the season, the most among all rookies.

47. Castillo shows off potent changeup in win

Luis Castillo already had three starts this season, but Monday vs. the Brewers marked the return of the electric pitcher the Reds valued so much as a rookie in 2017. With a changeup that helped pile up swings and misses, Castillo struck out eight over 6 2/3 innings at Miller Park.

48. Mets squander deGrom gem as 'pen unravels

The Mets were never under any delusions that their bullpen, which ranked 29th in the Majors last season, would transform overnight into baseball's best. But they did see real improvement in the group that entered Monday's play sporting a 1.51 ERA, lowest in the Majors. Even if no bullpen can be that steady over a six-month season, the Mets hardly expected their statistical correction to happen in a single inning.

49. Verlander, Scherzer win Players of the Week

Dominant pitching performances by the Astros' Justin Verlander and the Nationals' Max Scherzer over the weekend helped seal the pair's claim to Player of the Week presented by W.B. Mason honors on Monday.

50. Lindor receives hero's welcome at school in PR

A group of boys stood near the entrance to Escuela Villa Marina in anticipation of Francisco Lindor's appearance on Monday morning. When a crowd began to form outside the school's metal gate, they craned their necks to see if the Indians star was actually here.

51. Cubs expected to activate Rizzo on Tuesday

First baseman Anthony Rizzo is expected back in the Cubs' lineup on Tuesday, when they will face the Cardinals at Wrigley Field.

52. 'A lot of emotion': Rosario visits his PR school

As Twins left fielder Eddie Rosario stepped out of a black SUV onto familiar ground at his old high school on Monday, he was greeted by those who helped shape him as a youngster growing up in Puerto Rico. Rosario, visiting Escuela Dr. Rafael Lopez Landron for the first time in seven years as part of Major League Baseball's "Players Going Home" initiative, immediately gave a big hug to the school's principal, Edna Rodriguez Alvarez, who served as his English teacher in summer school.

53. Plantar fasciitis keeps Bruce out of lineup

An old injury reemerged this weekend for Mets outfielder Jay Bruce, who was out of Monday's starting lineup due to a recurrence of plantar fasciitis in his left foot. Bruce missed time early this spring with the issue, but believed he had taken the proper steps to prevent it from sidelining him during the season.

54. Cards-Cubs postponed; makeup on July 21

The Cubs-Cardinals rivalry will have to wait one day. Monday's game between the two National League Central teams was postponed because of the cold, and it will be made up a day-night doubleheader on Saturday, July 21.

55. Pitching in PR exciting, significant to Odorizzi

Jose Berrios would have been a strong candidate to start the Twins' season opener, but this week's Puerto Rico Series took precedent. The Opening Day honor instead belonged to Jake Odorizzi, who had arrived from the Rays in a trade only six weeks before.

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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. Are Yankees fans being too tough on Stanton?

New York blew out Giancarlo Stanton's former team on Monday, but even that didn't shield the struggling slugger from the boos.

2. Who has been the Red Sox' biggest surprise so far?

Welcome to Boston.com's Sports Q, our daily conversation, initiated by you and moderated by Chad Finn, about a compelling topic in Boston sports. Here's how it works: You submit questions to Chad through Twitter, Facebook, email, his Friday chat, and any other outlet you prefer. He'll pick

3. Rays Win, Marlins Lose in MLB Week 2

MLB is underway, and both Tampa Bay and Miami have room for improvement sitting at spot No. 23 and No. 30 in the week 2 power rankings. Rays Snap 4-game Lose Streak The Rays(4-12) are off to a good start in their series against the Texas Rangers(6-12) after being swept by the Phillies over the weekend

4. Can Chris Stratton and Ty Blach hold the fort for Giants?

SAN DIEGO–The Giants didn't plan for any of this. How could they? Madison Bumgarner was rounding into form when he took a line drive off his pitching hand. Johnny Cueto was working out in between starts when he rolled an ankle in a cardio drill. Jeff Samardzija, one of the most reliably durable pitchers

5. Joey Gallo's career as a catcher ended because a young Bryce Harper once made him cry

We'll let Gallo take over the storytelling from here. Gallo: "There was one game we were playing in Vegas, and he just struck out to end the inning and I could see he was pretty upset. So, I'm like, 'Oh, ok. Here we go.' You know? And I didn't really know what I was doing behind

6. MLB not sweating string of postponements

Mother Nature and baseball have been at odds over the last few weeks, but MLB believes it's well-suited to handle a recent string of postponed games. Inclement weather has postponed 23 MLB games already this season, making this the worst year for weather-related postponements since 2007 when 25 games

7. Bryce Harper hits broken-bat home run: 'Barreled it pretty good. It just broke and kept going'

This was shear power by Bryce Harper. In a startling display, the Washington Nationals slugger shattered his bat into two pieces, yet still hit a long home run Monday night in an 8-6 win over the New York Mets. "Barreled it pretty good," Harper said. "It just broke and kept going."

8. Timing is key as top prospects wait for their calls to the majors

SportsPulse: The Mets and Red Sox are off to historic starts while a handful of National League teams are off to surprisingly poor starts. For prospect watchers and fantasy owners, Friday the 13th should have been full of good fortune, not bad. It marked the first day minor leaguers with no previous

9. The WIAA's year-old baseball pitching rules have created new thinking, strategies

The WIAA introduced a new rule last season that uses pitch count instead of innings when determining maximum workload for a baseball pitcher. Every time Dan Lukes sees the scar on Jason Berken's right elbow, he knows he helped put it there. It was July 2002 when Lukes, the manager for the De Pere

10. Story's 3-run blast boosts Rockies past Pirates

PITTSBURGH (AP — Trevor Story drilled a three-run home run, German Marquez pitched six effective innings and the Colorado Rockies kept their road surge going with a 6-2 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates on Monday night. Story bounced back from a miserable series in Washington by going 2 for 3 and driving

11. Shohei Ohtani's biggest challenge yet: Battling the AL-best Red Sox

Shohei Ohtani's story, already remarkable enough, will add another fascinating chapter Tuesday night, when he takes on baseball's best team of 2018. It's the story of a player ridiculed in spring training just a few weeks ago, with scouts, writers and executives believing he should start

12. Forget the diamond, the most intense Major League baseball smack talk is happening on Twitter.

Forget the diamond, the most intense Major League baseball smack talk is happening on Twitter. Especially when it comes to the Milwaukee Brewers needling their rivals. After several teams canceled Sunday's games because of snowy conditions, the Brewers posted a photo of Miller Park with the caption

13. Amid the Mania, Shohei Ohtani, Like Mike Trout, Tries to Limit the Distractions

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — There's this thing that happens when Shohei Ohtani comes to the plate, something that doesn't happen with anyone else. Not for Mike Trout. Not for Bryce Harper. Not for anyone. Hoards of people—both Angels and Royals fans this past weekend—pull out their smartphones and record

14. Cleveland Indians vs. Minnesota Twins Odds, Analysis, MLB Betting Pick

The Cleveland Indians (8-6) will try to overtake the Minnesota Twins (7-4) for first place in the American League Central on Tuesday when they face them for the first time this season in the opener of this two-game series in Puerto Rico. Check out the OddsShark podcast on iTunes or at OddsShark.libsyn.com

15. New rule on pitching visits causing mounds of concern for Greenville Drive

The Greenville Drive plays against the Rome Braves during the first home game of the season on Thursday, April 12, 2018. Anyone who has stood on a baseball pitcher's mound with opponents edging menacingly off the bases knows the value of a quick pep talk from a teammate. It may have been an infielder

16. Roundtable: Answering the biggest questions

ESPN.com We're starting out 2018 MLBRank with Nos. 100-51. Which young stars will rocket up the rankings? Who deserved a spot in the top 100? We asked our experts to give their thoughts on some of the biggest questions that came out of the bottom 50. Who are the biggest snubs? I don't know if

17. Roundtable: Answering the biggest questions

18. White Sox excited to wear throwback uniforms for free game against Athletics on Tuesday

The A's are trying something that is unusual, to say the least, for Tuesday's game against the White Sox. All tickets are free. Parking also is free, but the concessions aren't. The free seats, part of a season-long half-century celebration of the club's 1968 move from Kansas City to

19. Victor Robles doesn't need surgery on left elbow, expected to return this season

FLUSHING, N.Y. — Nationals Manager Dave Martinez was still so excited about the Nationals' stunning comeback by the time he met reporters Monday night that he could hardly remember to give specifics about what might prove to be the biggest news to come out of Citi Field this week. But he provided

20. Why you'll never boo Gabe Kapler for the same mistake twice

Gabe Kapler wants all those Philadelphia Phillies fans who booed him before the team's home opener to know that he heard them and understands their inclination to vent when he makes a decision that backfires. If there's one promise Kapler can make, it's this: Nobody will boo him for making

21. MLB All-Star Thriving After Old Team Inexplicably Tossed Him to the Curb

The Pittsburgh Pirates aren't scheduled to play the Tampa Bay Rays, so Corey Dickerson can only indirectly take revenge on his old team. To get a read on how that's going, let's take a look at the National League wins above replacement leaders at Baseball Reference. Here's how they stacked

22. Next Rangers manager odds: Graeme Murty to be sacked? Most likely replacements revealed

Rangers have been thrown into turmoil once again following Kenny Miller and Lee Wallace's bust-up with interim boss Graeme Murty – with all three men expected to depart before next season. Miller and Wallace could see their contracts torn up imminently, while Murty has come under heavy fire from

23. It's Yonny Chirinos day for Rays

Despite starting his major-league career with a Rays record 14-1/3 scoreless innings over three outings, RHP Yonny Chirnos has not officially earned his way into the rotation. Yet. Instead, Chirinos is still considered part of the "Bullpen Day" assortment of long relievers. For now. Chirinos

24. Where Shohei Ohtani is leading, former Louisville star Brendan McKay hopes to soon follow

About 17 minutes before first pitch Sunday, the fourth-best hitter in the Midwest League walked into the bullpen with a baseball, armed to do what first basemen don't do. Seemingly effortless and mechanical, Brendan McKay pitched identical strikes, finding the catcher's mitt so precisely it might

25. A's hosting White Sox on "Free Baseball" night

OAKLAND, Calif. -- The Oakland Athletics are expecting a capacity crowd on "Free Baseball" night at the Oakland Coliseum when they host the Chicago White Sox on Tuesday. The unique promotion was created to celebrate the A's first game in Oakland, which was held exactly 50 years ago in 1968

26. Is that how you do it? Win a World Series and then work to get better? Just ask the Astros

Sometimes it's easier to just look away. Sometimes it's far more soothing to close your eyes, put a finger in each ear and scream “la la la!” I can't help but think that myriad Mariners fans took that approach as the Astros upgraded their already herculean roster this offseason. With some

27. Rick Zamperin: Karma takes a bite out of the Blue Jays

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28. Red Sox Will Face Shohei Ohtani In Opener Vs. Angels

BOSTON (CBS) — The 13-2 Red Sox and their blazing hot offense will see what they can do against one of the hottest names in baseball as the team starts a nine-game road trip in against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim on Tuesday night. Boston's road trip begins with three against the Angels, a clash

29. Odubel Herrera's blunders prove costly for Phillies

Half of the Phillies' six losses this season have come at SunTrust Park, and the latest one was just as disturbing as the previous two during the season-opening series against the Atlanta Braves. This time, it was the return of the blunderous world of Odubel Herrera that contributed most to the end

30. Astros drop third straight, fall to Mariners 2-1

SEATTLE – James Paxton delivered six strong innings, Nelson Cruz took Dallas Keuchel deep and the Seattle Mariners beat the Houston Astros 2-1 on Monday night to end a six-game skid against the defending World Series champions. Paxton (1-1) allowed a leadoff homer to George Springer in the first inning

31. Orioles catching prospect Chance Sisco's growth accelerating with early playing time

When top catching prospect Chance Sisco made the Orioles' Opening Day roster — a decision that was a surprise to some because he was presumably taking a backup role behind starter Caleb Joseph — he didn't know how much playing time he'd receive. But Sisco has quickly become a significant

32. Mengden goes 8 crisp innings in A's 8-1 win over White Sox

OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) After more than two years of trying, Oakland pitcher Daniel Mengden finally got his first career win at the Coliseum. The Athletics also have a first this season back-to-back victories. Mengden carried a shutout into the ninth inning in his best start of the season and the A&

33. Mets' Todd Frazier: Bat stays hot against Nationals

Frazier went 2-for-4 with a double and a pair of RBI in the Mets' 8-6 defeat to the Nationals on Monday. Frazier has put a slow start to the season squarely in the rearview mirror with seven hits in his last 12 at-bats to bring his OPS up to .995 over his first 15 games with the Mets. The most encouraging

34. Reds cruise past Brewers 10-4 to end eight-game skid

MILWAUKEE (AP) - A rare offensive burst, solid starting pitching and stellar defense provided the Cincinnati Reds needed relief from their early-season woes. Billy Hamilton drove in three runs and the Reds ended an eight-game losing streak with a 10-4 win over the Milwaukee Brewers on Monday night. &

35. Mets' Jeurys Familia: Blows first save of season

Familia wasn't charged with any earned runs in his one-third of an inning against the Nationals on Monday, but got his first blown save of the season in the Mets' 8-6 defeat. He gave up one hit and walked one. Familia came on to attempt a four-out save with a couple of base-runners already on

36. Mets' Asdrubal Cabrera: Keeps hot starting rolling against Nationals

Cabrera went 4-for-5 with a two-run home run, a double and two runs in the Mets' 8-6 loss to the Nationals on Monday. Cabrera kept his torrid start right on rolling with another explosive effort, with this one bringing his slash line for the season to a ridiculous .356/.397/.644 over 59 at-bats.

37. Kenny Miller and Lee Wallace unlikely to play for Rangers again

Kenny Miller and club captain Lee Wallace will be suspended by Rangers after a furious bust-up with manager Graeme Murty in the Hampden Park dressing room following the 4-0 defeat to Celtic. Miller is unlikely to play for the club again with the striker's contract due to run out at the end of the

38. Nationals' Jeremy Hellickson: Goes 4.2 innings in first start of season

Hellickson got a no-decision in Washington's 8-6 victory over the Mets on Monday, giving up two earned runs on seven hits over 4.2 innings, striking out three and walking one. Making his first start of the year for the Nationals, Hellickson managed to limit the damage to two earned runs but he couldn

39. Phillies' Tommy Hunter: To throw another rehab appearance

Hunter (hamstring) will throw a rehab appearance for High-A Clearwater on Tuesday, the Phillies' official site reports. Hunter has yet to debut for the Phillies after signing as a free agent in the offseason. He suffered a hamstring strain at the end of spring training but is nearing a return to

40. Mariners' Mike Zunino: Continues to make progress

Zunino (oblique) went 1-for-3 with a double and caught five innings Monday in his first rehab appearance at High-A Modesto. Zunino is progressing as expected after successfully catching five innings and recording a double in Monday's matchup. If all goes according to plan, he should be inserted into

41. Under Armour's Official MLB Uniforms Pushed Back To 2020

NEW YORK (AP) – Under Armour's takeover from Majestic Athletic as the supplier of Major League Baseball uniforms has been pushed back a year to 2020, the original terms of its agreement. Fanatics Inc. and MLB announced a deal in December 2016 that gave the company licensing rights to manufacture

42. Rays' Blake Snell: Strikes out nine in win against Rangers

Snell (2-1) got the win over the Rangers on Monday, giving up just one earned run on five hits in 6.1 innings, striking out nine and walking none in Tampa Bay's 8-4 victory. It was the second straight strong outing for the 25-year-old left-hander, who has given up just two earned runs to go along

43. For Some, Puerto Rico is Homecoming

The kid said no. The kid might have been fibbing. Lindor's soft-toss pitch became a line drive, and the kid at Escuela Villa Marina — the same grammar school that Lindor attended years ago — looked at the All-Star shortstop and grinned as onlookers applauded. “This is what it's about,” Lindor

44. Didi, Yankees Romp Marlins

About the only Yankees bopper who didn't get in on the fun was Giancarlo Stanton, who went hitless and got booed again by the hometown fans in his first game against his former team. Aaron Judge became the fastest major leaguer to hit 60 career homers, and Gregorius finished with three RBIs. New

45. Daily Dose: Blackmon Bashing

Follow @Rotoworld_BB and @RyanPBoyer on Twitter. Charlie Blackmon missed four games last week with right quad tightness. He's trying to make up for lost time. The two-time All-Star has now homered in each of his three contests since returning to action after going deep Monday in Pittsburgh. He took

46. Timely homers, stellar relief pitching propel Fighters past Lions at Tokyo Dome

Usually when the Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters face another Pacific League team at Tokyo Dome, they're the home team. This time, the Fighters were cast in the unfamiliar role of visitors at the Big Egg. Not that it stopped them from making themselves right at home. Yushi Shimizu, Oswaldo Arcia and

47. Pirates second baseman Josh Harrison out for six weeks after breaking pinky

Sorry, but your browser needs Javascript to use this site. PITTSBURGH – The Pittsburgh Pirates placed second baseman Josh Harrison on the 10-day disabled list after he broke the pinky finger on his left hand for a second time in a year. The team said Tuesday that Harrison fractured the fifth metacarpal

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Struggling starters take mound when Padres host Dodgers Los Angeles Dodgers at San Diego Padres The Dodgers lost twice to the Diamondbacks before winning the third game of the series 7-2. The win was their first in their last 12 tries against the Diamondbacks, ending the fourth-longest (tied) losing

49. Mets not getting a fair shake in pages

As of April 13, let's compare the Mets' vs. the Yankees' records. One team has six wins and seven losses; the other team has 10 wins and one loss. One team is in third place; the other is in first. One team is leading the majors with a .909 percentage, while the other isn't playing .500

50. Grandal's slam, Kemp's 3-run HR send Dodgers past Pads 10-3

SAN DIEGO -- Yasmani Grandal and Matt Kemp were traded for each other in December 2014, when the San Diego Padres tried for a quick fix with high-priced veterans. Now that they're teammates with the Los Angeles Dodgers, they punished their old team on Monday night. Grandal hit a grand slam, Kemp

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3. Harper breaks bat, muscles out 406-foot HR

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11. Angels could be on cusp of a great rivalry with Astros

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