MLB News
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MLB: Roberts admits Ohtani may need the injured list
Four strikeouts, a wince and a shaken right arm. Dave Roberts is no longer ruling out ten days off for Shohei Ohtani.
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MLB: Mariners open the run that decides their season
Seattle sit five back in the AL West with 22 games left, and 17 of them come against the three worst records in baseball. The run starts tonight.
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MLB: Rays roll into Arlington with the AL’s best record
Three games, six runs allowed Six runs. That’s all Tampa Bay gave up over its last three games against Texas, back in late July in Florida. The Rays won two of the three. The Rangers were not much better, allowing seven. It was a pitchers’ duel, the series was locked down, and nobody got comfortable.…
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MLB: Mets pile on 10 in Tampa to take the series
Six runs before the Rays landed a punch, a first major league hit worth three runs, and a 23rd Juan Soto homer to finish it. The Mets left Tampa with the series in hand.
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MLB: Brewers survive Misiorowski’s worst night at Wrigley
Five runs, four walks, four innings. Jacob Misiorowski had his worst night of the season at Wrigley Field, and the Brewers won anyway.
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MLB: Yankees erupt for five in the 10th to bury the Angels
Five runs in the 10th, and a tight game stops being tight Nine innings of nothing, then it came apart in about four minutes. New York beat the Angels 6-3 in Anaheim on Tuesday night to take the rubber game of the series. Austin Wells did the damage. Two outs, bases loaded, 1-2 count. The…
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MLB: Cameron’s turnaround has Royals playing spoiler
Noah Cameron was 5-8 with a 5.27 ERA in mid-July. He has not lost since. Kansas City hand him the ball with a wild-card race to disrupt.
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MLB: Davis Martin back off the IL, still stuck on nine wins
Davis Martin comes off the injured list on Wednesday to start at Houston. He has not won a game since June 10 and carries a 7.06 ERA across his past 13 starts.
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MLB: Yohandy Morales homers in debut as Nationals sink Braves
Two debuts, one lopsided night in Washington. Yohandy Morales reached base three times and Jared Simpson never allowed a hit as the Nationals ended Atlanta’s run.
