MLB News: Scores, Standings, Stats, Trades, Rumors (2024)

NEW YORK -- Austin Riley is back to being his dangerous self, and Ozzie Albies has regained his power stroke. But as the Braves have rolled through the past week, the most encouraging development might be the instant comfort Jarred Kelenic has found in the leadoff spot. Kelenic’s two-hit performance

PHILADELPHIA – After he arrived at the Philadelphia hotel on Thursday evening, the memories of winning the pennant against the Phillies at Citizens Bank Park last October were many for D-backs manager Torey Lovullo. Arizona was down in the National League Championship series, 3-2, and were a game away from

Homers from Martinez, Alvarez, Nimmo lift New York to its 12th win in past 15 games

CHICAGO -- Over the first two months of this season, the Mets featured an average offense. Ordinary. Pedestrian. They certainly were not bad, as coaches and team officials tended to point out. But they were not the type of good one might expect from a lineup featuring Francisco Lindor, Pete

CINCINNATI -- Not even a knee injury has cooled Jeimer Candelario's scorching month of June for the Reds. Candelario slugged a pair of solo home runs to support Andrew Abbott's 10-strikeout performance on the mound during Cincinnati's 5-2 victory over the Red Sox on Friday in their three-game series opener

CLEVELAND -- We’ve become accustomed to the go-ahead homers, some scrappy small ball or big walk-off hits that lead to victories. Teams often win games in similar ways night after night. But sometimes, a club wins in a way that's never seen in this millennium. That was the case for

MIAMI -- Tim Anderson delivered the game-winning RBI single in the Marlins’ 3-2, 10-inning victory over the Mariners on Friday night at loanDepot park. Miami collected its MLB-high eighth walk-off win of the season and third in a row. According to Elias Sports Bureau, the Marlins won three straight home

ARLINGTON -- For much of the Rangers’ current homestand, the chatter externally has surrounded the potential return of Max Scherzer, who has yet to pitch this season thanks to offseason back surgery and a nagging nerve issue in his thumb. That’s fair. After all, Scherzer is a surefire future Hall

DETROIT -- While Tarik Skubal continues to garner the bulk of All-Star consideration in the Tigers rotation, Jack Flaherty continues to put together one stingy start after another. His scoreless streak ended at 20 2/3 innings with a Tommy Pham home run, but Carson Kelly’s two-run homer ensured Flaherty’s winning

MLB at Rickwood Field on Thursday night was, as one would have anticipated, the best night of baseball all season. The showcase of America’s oldest professional ballpark, the stirring pregame tribute to the Negro Leagues and many living players, the appropriateness of Alabama native Brendan Donovan coming through for the

PITTSBURGH -- One by one, the Rays’ stars are starting to turn. After a slow start to the season, Yandy Díaz has put together the longest on-base streak of his Major League career. Similarly, Randy Arozarena is pulling himself out of the hole he created the first two months. Jose

Much of the MLB Pipeline crew was at the Draft Combine for a few days in Phoenix and we got to see, and talk to, a lot of college and high school players whose names we will hear called in under a month at this year’s Draft.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- The moment finally arrived on Thursday night, and it lived up to every expectation. Wearing throwback uniforms that evoked their Negro Leagues counterparts (the San Francisco Sea Lions and St. Louis Stars), the Giants and Cardinals made Rickwood Field -- the oldest professional ballpark in the country

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- One of Masyn Winn’s first memories of playing baseball in Texas years ago was when he played for his stepfather, Earl Luckett, and the team was not only named the Negro Leagues Legends, but the jerseys were adorned with the names of different iconic, trailblazing baseball players.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. -- When the baseball world suffered the loss of Willie Mays on Tuesday -- when the Fairfield-raised baseball titan and legendary human passed away at 93 years old -- MLB’s Tribute to the Negro Leagues turned into something a little different. Thursday night’s game between the St. Louis

The Giants and Cardinals on Thursday played at Rickwood Field, the oldest ballpark in the country, located in Birmingham, Ala., where they also paid tribute to the late, great Willie Mays. Rickwood once served as home to the Birmingham Black Barons, an iconic Negro League team, with countless Hall of

Over the course of his remarkable seven-year career in the Major Leagues, Shohei Ohtani hasn't met his match often. But the generational unicorn had to adjust a bit when confronted with the likes of Gravedigger and El Toro Loco. About a year and a half ago, the team at New

PHILADELPHIA -- When Cole Hamels threw out the first pitch on Friday night, it marked his first time wearing a Phillies jersey on a big league mound since July 25, 2015, when he threw his historic no-hitter at Wrigley Field in his final start with the franchise. The 2008 World

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In last week’s mock draft, Jonathan Mayo noted that we were in “calm-before-the-storm" territory as we awaited the 2024 MLB Draft Combine. That’s no longer the case. Our Draft experts (Mayo and Jim Callis) have been on site in Phoenix soaking up any and all Draft-related information they can.

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – It was, quite simply, poetic. Bill Greason standing on the grass at Rickwood Field, preparing to send a pitch to home plate. A Black Baron in 1948, Greason played alongside a 17-year-old Willie Mays as Birmingham won the Negro American League pennant. On Thursday night, the 99-year-old

Birmingham’s Rickwood Field – the oldest professional baseball stadium in America, standing since 1910, and the former home of the Negro American League’s Birmingham Black Barons – hosted Minor League Baseball and Major League Baseball games this week, and on the way to the hallowed ground, MLB Pipeline took a

Here’s our weekly look at 10 mind-blowing notes from the last week in baseball (June 14-20). Hey, Mr. DJ: In his third career start on Saturday, DJ Herz was masterful, with 13 strikeouts and no walks on just 84 pitches. He became the second pitcher since at least 1901 with

Barry Bonds is still confident. The all-time Major League home run leader certainly proved that during Thursday’s MLB at Rickwood Field pregame show on FOX, when cohost Derek Jeter posed an interesting question to Bonds.

Those broken rosters won’t fix themselves, people. We’re gonna need to do a little work. June is no time for complacency, so here’s a collection of seven useful waiver options, available in a majority of Yahoo! leagues and approved for use … Jarred Kelenic, OF, Atlanta Braves (33% rostered) Ronald