Pedroia, Altuve, Albies … Madrigal?
Oregon State second baseman Nick Madrigal has aced the elements of the pre-Draft examination that he can control. He was the Pac-10's Player of the Year and Defensive Player of…Read more
Monthly Archives: maggio 2018
Souza goes on DL; D-backs call up Brito
The Arizona Diamondbacks recalled outfielder Socrates Brito from Triple-A Reno and placed outfielder Steven Souza Jr. (strained right pectoral) on the 10-day disabled list on Tuesday. Read more
USA Gymnastics CEO to apologize to victims
The new CEO of USA Gymnastics will "apologize to all who were harmed by the horrific acts of Larry Nassar" when she addresses a House Subcommittee. Read more
Hit and Run Baseball has supporter in Ripken
Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. is ready to pass down everything he knows about baseball to help the younger generation develop into successful athletes. Read more
Shanahan defends Dubas after Hunter, Lamoriello leave Leafs
One decision. Two departures. Many questions about the Leafs' future. We spoke with the team president after both departures were made official. Read more
Astros show support for Santa Fe shooting victims
Astros players wore "WE PLAY FOR SANTA FE" T-shirts during batting practice prior to Tuesday's game against the Giants in honor of those killed and injured in last week's shooting…Read more
Kris Bryant bucking strikeout trend, but is he happy about it?
Always perfecting his craft, the Cubs slugger is making more contact than ever. He just wants to make sure it's the right kind of contact. Read more
At Shred Hate event, Buxton takes a stand
Byron Buxton was one of several speakers who addressed the issue of bullying at the Shred Hate school assembly at Target Field on Tuesday. Read more
2B Travis recalled, signaling Blue Jays’ SS plan
Devon Travis is back in the Major Leagues after the Blue Jays recalled the second baseman from Triple-A Buffalo on Tuesday afternoon. Read more
Rays calling up shortstop prospect Adames
The Rays have called up their No. 2 prospect Willy Adames, according to ESPN's Enrique Rojas. The shortstop is the No. 16-ranked prospect according to MLB Pipeline. Read more