Monthly Archives: marzo 2018

After his first outing of the spring, D-backs right-hander Taijuan Walker described it as a "grind" because of how many pitches the Giants hitters fouled off. Sunday, though, against the…Read more

It wasn't pretty. In fact, it was pretty ugly. But James Paxton knows the games that count are still nearly four weeks away and his rough outing Sunday against the…Read more

Though Giancarlo Stanton had an adventurous first afternoon patrolling left field, the Yankees remain positive about the ongoing spring experiment, pointing to the solid work that the reigning National League…Read more

Round 2 went much better for Philadelphia starter Jerad Eickhoff, who struggled in his spring debut.    Read more

Reds manager Bryan Price expects Hamilton -- who is trying to re-establish himself as the Reds' leadoff hitter -- to start clicking this spring, despite an 0-for-12 start.    Read more

He has goals for the season, but primarily, he's looking forward to a full season of health, after being diagnosed and treated for testicular cancer last year.    Read more

Entering Spring Training, the Mets couldn't be sure of Steven Matz's health. It never crossed their mind that he might be healthy but ineffective. Now, they can't ignore that possibility.    Read more

Andrew Bailey is back at Angels camp, but for the first time in his career, he's preparing for the season as a member of a Major League coaching staff, not…Read more