about 2 hours ago

Clayton McCullough Ejected In Brewers-Marlins Game After First-Base Argument

McCullough was ejected Sunday after arguing a pickoff/balk-related call at first base in the Brewers-Marlins game. The dispute began after several pickoff attempts with Eury Pérez on the bases, and the Marlins skipper kept arguing as the situation escalated. McCullough was tossed, adding early drama to the matchup during a tense inning that left Miami searching for answers.

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 3 hours ago

Anthony Volpe Stays Hot In Rehab, Extends Hit Streak With Smooth Swing

Anthony Volpe stayed hot in his rehab stint with Somerset, lining a smooth single off Zack Wheeler and extending his hit streak to three games. Volpe is rehabbing after offseason surgery to repair a torn labrum in his left shoulder. In 2025, he hit .212 with 19 HR, 72 RBI and 18 SB in 153 games.

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 3 hours ago

Astros See No Setback For Tatsuya Imai, Mound Return Still Uncertain

Asked about Tatsuya Imai on the Astros’ pregame radio show, GM Dana Brown said there’s “absolutely nothing” that should slow him down at this point because of how he feels. The Astros say Imai has resumed light throwing, but it is still unclear when he will begin throwing off a mound again as he works back from arm fatigue.

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 4 hours ago

Kodai Senga Remains In Rotation Amid Rough 2026 Start

Kodai Senga will remain in the Mets’ rotation for now, with his next start still TBD. Manager Carlos Mendoza said, “we haven’t decided yet but he’s gonna be in the rotation.” In 2025, Senga went 7-6 with a 3.02 ERA, while in 2026 he is 0-3 with an 8.83 ERA as the Mets monitor his workload closely.

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 6 hours ago

Freddie Freeman Heads To Paternity List, Dodgers Call Up Ryan Ward

Freddie Freeman is headed to the Dodgers’ paternity list as he leaves the club for the birth of his fourth child. Los Angeles is expected to promote OF/1B Ryan Ward from Triple-A Oklahoma City in the corresponding move. Freeman and his wife Chelsea announced earlier this year that they were expecting their fourth child.

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 8 hours ago

Nonstop MLB Action As Full Sunday Slate Covers All 30 Teams

Sunday brings a full 15-game MLB slate across the league, with action starting in the early afternoon and rolling into primetime. Key matchups include Yankees-Royals, Mets-Cubs, Dodgers-Rockies and Braves-Phillies. Every club is in action as teams chase momentum, series wins and early-season separation in a packed day of baseball from coast to coast.

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 8 hours ago

Full-Throttle Saturday As Drama And Dominance Play Out Across MLB

Saturday across MLB featured dominant wins and tight finishes. The Yankees crushed the Royals 13-4, while the Reds edged the Twins 5-4 and the Giants topped the Nationals 7-6. The Cubs beat the Mets 4-2, extending New York’s skid to 10 games. Strong pitching and late drama defined an action-packed slate across the league.

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 15 hours ago

Rock Band Korn Thanks Mason Miller After 'Blind' Surges From Padres Walkout

After Miller used Korn’s 1994 hit Blind as his Padres entrance song, the track surged onto Billboard’s Hard Rock Digital Song Sales chart and topped metal iTunes. The band then sent the reliever merch and a note saying they were “honored and appreciative.” Miller replied: “Excited to keep running out to the music” during road trips.

By Nischay Rathore

about 15 hours ago

Padres Silence Angels' Red-Hot Bats Behind Fernando Tatis Jr. and Mason Miller

Tatis had two hits and two RBIs, and Miller struck out two for his seventh save as San Diego beat the Angels 4-1 Saturday in Anaheim. The Padres have won 12 of 14 games, while Miller extended his scoreless streak to 31 2/3 innings. Los Angeles entered with 49 runs and 16 homers across its previous six games.

By Nischay Rathore

about 17 hours ago

100-Year-Old Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Survivor Meets Shohei Ohtani at Coors

Before the Dodgers-Rockies game at Coors Field, Ohtani met Momoyo Kelley, a 100-year-old survivor of the Nagasaki atomic bombing who now lives in Salt Lake City. Kelley, who calls him the “pride of Japan,” received an autograph and posed for photos during a brief, emotional exchange. She called meeting Ohtani “like a dream” after watching Dodgers games daily.

By Nischay Rathore

about 17 hours ago

Jake Cronenworth Stays in Game After 96 MPH Fastball Hits His Chin

Cronenworth was struck in the jaw by a 96 mph Yusei Kikuchi fastball in the fifth Saturday, dropped to the dirt, then stayed in San Diego’s scoreless game against the Angels. The two-time All-Star took first after trainers checked his face and jaw. Broadcast noted Cronenworth, a former hockey player, is “a pretty tough kid” still.

By Nischay Rathore

about 17 hours ago

Tarik Skubal Fans 10 as Tigers Beat Red Sox at Fenway

Given a four-run cushion, Skubal overpowered Boston in Detroit’s 4-1 win Saturday at Fenway Park. The reigning two-time Cy Young winner struck out 10 over six innings, allowing four hits and one run. Carpenter homered, McGonigle reached base for a 17th straight start, and Jansen earned his fifth save for Detroit, 481st all-time, third-most in MLB history.

By Nischay Rathore

about 18 hours ago

Corbin Carroll's Grand Slam Seals Diamondbacks' Series Win Over Blue Jays

Carroll crushed a go-ahead grand slam in Arizona’s four-run eighth Saturday, lifting the Diamondbacks past Toronto 6-2 at Chase Field. The blast, on a 3-1 Jeff Hoffman fastball, was his fourth career slam and first since April 15, 2025. Arizona has won four straight games and four consecutive series. Gallen allowed two earned runs over 5.2 innings.

By Nischay Rathore

about 18 hours ago

Dodgers' NL Run Ends in 4-3 Loss at Coors Field

Tucker’s early homer put Los Angeles up 2-0, but Colorado rallied for a 4-3 win Saturday at Coors Field, ending the Dodgers’ four-game overall streak and 10-game run against NL opponents. Ohtani still extended his on-base streak to 50 games, tied for third-longest in modern Dodgers history, while the lineup stranded late chances in both the eighth and ninth.

By Nischay Rathore

about 19 hours ago

J.T. Realmuto Exits Phillies-Braves Clash With Lower Back Tightness

Realmuto left Saturday’s NL East game against Atlanta with lower back tightness, the Phillies announced, after going 0-for-2 against Chris Sale. Rafael Marchán replaced him in the seventh at Citizens Bank Park. One of Philadelphia’s better right-handed bats, Realmuto entered with a .280 average and .748 OPS. The club did not say when the injury occurred.

By Nischay Rathore

about 20 hours ago

Boston Red Sox Move Tigers Game to 4:35 p.m. at Fenway

The Red Sox said Sunday’s game against Detroit at Fenway Park will now start at 4:35 p.m. instead of 1:35 p.m. after consulting MLB over forecast rain from mid-day into the afternoon. Boston said the later window offers the best chance to play and confirmed tickets remain valid for the rescheduled first pitch at the new time.

By Nischay Rathore

about 24 hours ago

Carlos Mendoza Urges Mets Reset After 10th Straight Loss

Carlos Mendoza said the Mets “haven’t been playing good baseball” and told his team they still have 5.5 months to write their own story. The message came after New York’s 10th straight loss dropped the Mets to 7-14 and last in the NL East, leaving them with a steep early-season hole to climb out of.

By Abhay Aggarwal

1 day ago

Carson Kelly Delivers, Cubs Hand Mets 10th Straight Loss

Carson Kelly delivered the difference-maker, crushing a pinch-hit three-run homer in the sixth inning as the Cubs defeated the Mets 4-2. Chicago capitalized on the big swing to pull out the win, while New York’s struggles continued. The loss extended the Mets’ skid to 10 straight games, adding more frustration to a rough stretch for players and fans again.

By Abhay Aggarwal

1 day ago

Derek Shelton Ejected After Check Swing Call Fuels Reds Rally

Derek Shelton was ejected against the Reds on April 18, 2026 after arguing a check-swing call that was ruled no swing. Replay showed Elly De La Cruz held up, then he followed with a single that drove in a run and trimmed the Twins’ lead to 4-3. The controversial sequence quickly turned into a heated moment.

By Abhay Aggarwal

1 day ago

Yankees Crush Lefty Woes, Roll To 7-0 Lead Vs Royals

The Yankees entered today’s game against the Royals struggling against left-handed pitching, ranking last in MLB with a .160 average and .244 OBP while losing four of six such matchups. That flipped quickly, as New York broke out early and surged to a 7-0 lead, showing signs of turning a major weakness into a strength.

By Abhay Aggarwal

1 day ago

Giants’ José Buttó Undergoes Arm Surgery, Set For 5–6 Month Absence

Giants reliever José Buttó underwent surgery to repair an axillary artery in his upper right arm and will miss 5–6 months. In 2025, he went 5-3 with a 3.90 ERA and 58 strikeouts over 67 innings. The setback leaves San Francisco with a bullpen gap as Buttó begins a long recovery process and starts rehab while rotation depth thins quickly.

By Abhay Aggarwal

1 day ago

Ben Rice Stays Hot With Third Straight Homer, Yankees Lead Royals 5-0

Ben Rice stayed red-hot, homering in a third straight game and launching his seventh of the season to push the Yankees ahead 5-0 against the Royals. The rookie’s power surge continues to make an impact, giving New York another early boost as Rice keeps swinging a hot bat in the opening stretch of the game.

By Abhay Aggarwal

1 day ago

Royals’ Matt Quatraro Ejected Minutes Into Game Vs Yankees

Matt Quatraro was ejected before the bottom of the first inning against the Yankees on April 18, 2026. He had a discussion with umpires near second base after the top of the first. The exchange didn’t seem heated initially but escalated quickly, leading to an early ejection that caught attention just moments into the game.

By Abhay Aggarwal

1 day ago

DOJ Widens Probe Beyond NFL to Examine MLB Media Rights

The Department of Justice has broadened its antitrust investigation beyond the National Football League to include Major League Baseball. Officials said multiple leagues may be testing limits of the Sports Broadcasting Act, especially with streaming and cable deals, as scrutiny grows over how leagues structure, bundle and sell their media rights across platforms.

By Sauvik Banerjee

1 day ago

Carlos Rodón Nears Game Action, Remains Ahead Of Gerrit Cole

Carlos Rodón is still expected back before Gerrit Cole, Aaron Boone said. Rodón will throw 55-60 pitches in live BP today and could move into a game next time out. In 2025, Rodón went 18-9 with a 3.09 ERA and 203 strikeouts, while Cole missed the season after Tommy John surgery. Per Boone’s latest update, both rehabs are advancing carefully.

By Abhay Aggarwal

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