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Luis Lara and Brewers Agree to $31 Million Contract

Lara and Milwaukee agreed to a seven-year, $31 million contract extension that includes three club options, reported Jeff Passan. The deal maxes out at $79 million. The OF is ranked No. 91 on the top 100 prospects list in MLB. In Triple-A this season, Lara has seven homers and 27 RBIs at a .338 batting average.

By Ankit Sharma

Tarik Skubal Eyes Detroit Tigers Return After Bullpen Test

Skubal will throw a Wednesday bullpen that could clear his return after May 6 arthroscopic elbow surgery. “I expect everything to go well tomorrow, and hopefully I’m back,” he said. The lefty threw five scoreless rehab innings Sunday, allowing two hits, no walks, six strikeouts and reportedly touching 99 mph as Detroit’s injured rotation badly awaits him.

By Nischay Rathore

31 minutes ago

Kodai Senga Remains Optimistic Despite Another Setback to Return from Injury

Senga was scratched from a rehab start on Tuesday due to nerve irritation in his right arm. “If we continue to stack together good days and feel like I'm prepared, I don't think getting back into a game is too far away,” he said. Senga is winless in his five starts this season and has a miserable 9.00 ERA.

By Ankit Sharma

43 minutes ago

Fans Praise Paul Skenes After Little League Surprise

Skenes drew praise after a Reddit post showed him at the Ingomar Franklin Park Little League, pulled in and spent over two hours taking pictures, signing balls and playing catch with kids. Fans called him “a role model,” “what makes you a legend,” and “how to grow love for the game” celebrating the personal gesture from Pirates’ ace.

By Nischay Rathore

about 4 hours ago

Chase Burns Gets Key Start As Cincinnati Seeks Reset

Chase Burns takes the mound against San Diego carrying a stellar 2.05 ERA as the Reds try to avoid a sixth straight defeat. Cincinnati has struggled during its recent skid and now turns to its young ace for a much-needed boost. Facing a Padres club fighting for consistency, Burns will look to stop the slide and get the Reds back on track.

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 4 hours ago

Yankees Look To Become First AL Team To Reach 40 Wins

The Yankees are looking to become the first American League team to reach 40 wins, a mark that would further cement their strong start to the 2026 season. New York has played like one of baseball’s top teams so far, and another victory would keep the Bronx Bombers setting the pace in the AL while building momentum for the summer stretch.