Despite struggles, no plans to shut down Koji
Manager John Farrell said there are no plans to shut down Koji Uehara despite the closer's recent struggles. Read more
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Calling all hitters: Cubs adding Soler to display case
Don't blink or you'll miss it. The arrival of another young Cubs hitter with an impressive pedigree. Go out of town, fail to check the box scores and you might…Read more
Wolves’ Taylor: Cavs not best bet for Love
Minnesota Timberwolves owner Glen Taylor said he thinks Kevin Love may get exposed for defensive liabilities now that he has joined the high-profile Cleveland Cavaliers. Read more
Rodon will start Saturday — for Triple-A Charlotte
Carlos Rodon will be pitching this Saturday, but it will be start No. 3 for Triple-A Charlotte and not start No. 1 for the White Sox as part of a…Read more
U.S. Cellular part of Jackie Robinson West parade
U.S. Cellular Field stands as one of six gathering points for fans during Wednesday's championship parade for the Jackie Robinson West Little League team, beginning at 9 a.m. CT at…Read more
Jeter: ‘I’ve always told people I’m from Michigan’
On a fall Michigan afternoon in 1991, Derek Jeter stood wide-eyed amongst a crowd of greater than 100,000. In Ann Arbor, at the Big House, Jeter realized there was somewhere…Read more
Jimenez still an option as a starter
Manager Buck Showalter said Tuesday that right-hander Ubaldo Jimenez is still considered a starter, and the team hopes to keep him stretched out for the final month of the regular…Read more
Francona keeping close eye on Gomes
Indians catcher Yan Gomes will be eligible to come off Major League Baseball's seven-day concussion list on Friday in Kansas City. Cleveland manager Terry Francona has a feeling Gomes will…Read more
Lowrie, Punto nearing rehab stints for A’s
A's shortstop Jed Lowrie played catch on Tuesday for the first time since going on the DL with a fractured right index finger. Another rehabbing infielder, Nick Punto, is making…Read more
Gardner feeling better, but sits with bruised ankle
Brett Gardner said Tuesday that his bruised right ankle is showing signs of improvement, and the Yankees outfielder is moving closer to returning to the lineup. Read more