Tigers’ top prospect Perez out with lat strain
Tigers right-hander Franklin Perez, who is the club's top prospect according to MLB Pipeline, suffered a right lat strain in a Minor League game on Sunday and will miss about…Read more
Monthly Archives: marzo 2018
Report: Purdue engineering at work for Haas
Purdue's sports medicine program has asked the school's engineering program to design an NCAA-approved brace for Boilermakers center Isaac Haas, according to the Lafayette Journal & Courier. Read more
Cueto ready for season despite rough outing
Giants right-hander Johnny Cueto insisted that nobody should worry about him, though he looked vulnerable in Monday's outing against the Indians. Read more
Ronaldo: I always show I´m the best
Real Madrid and Portugal star Cristiano Ronaldo again hit back at critics after winning yet another individual award. Ronaldo was named the best Portuguese player of 2017 on Monday, beating…Read more
Ex-NBA star Francis cited for public intoxication
Steve Francis was arrested in Burbank, California after a disturbance at a hotel bar Sunday night and cited for public intoxication. Read more
Competition for D-backs closer’s role heating up
Lovullo has monitored the candidates closely, diligently crossing the complex to evaluate their makeup. Read more
Fulmer’s gem leads top prospects
Carson Fulmer spun his best start of Spring Training as the White Sox cruised to a 15-2 win over the D-backs on Monday. Fulmer struck out four and didn't allow…Read more
Manchester United not in Jorginho talks, says Napoli star´s agent
Manchester United are not in talks to sign Napoli midfielder Jorginho, according to the player's agent. The Italy international has been linked with a move to Old Trafford at the…Read more
Follow live: Banged up Cavs host Giannis, Bucks
In its first home game since March 5th, Cleveland will have Kevin Love back in the lineup after the forward missed 21 games with a broken hand. Read more
7 guarantees for the 2018 season
How will the 2018 season play out? We have 10 guarantees for records that will fall and trends that will continue, from home runs to strikeouts to catchers to velocity. Read more