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Two strikeouts from history Drew Rasmussen came within two strikeouts of his career best on Tuesday night, and the Rays didn’t need him to reach it. Six and two-thirds innings, one hit allowed, eleven strikeouts, and a 6-1 win over the Yankees in New York sealed Tampa Bay’s AL East crown. Rasmussen carried a no-hitter…

Shohei Ohtani is set to rejoin the Dodgers’ lineup Wednesday, right on the timeline set when he first went on the injured list back in September.

April: 10-17 and a fired manager. September: a playoff berth and a three-year deal for the man who stepped in. Boston made Chad Tracy’s job official a few hours ago.

Bryce Eldridge and Jung Hoo Lee both landed on the injured list on Monday. San Francisco are down to two active players from their Opening Day roster.

Fifth pitch of the game, base hit Drew Gilbert did not wait around. Five pitches into the night he had a knock, and from there the San Francisco Giants never looked like losing. He finished with three RBIs, matching his career high, plus a home run. San Francisco beat the Minnesota Twins 5-2 on Monday…

Eliminated on Sunday, Detroit answered with nine runs on Monday night. Three home runs, a debut from a Skubal-trade prospect, and Washington never got close.

A second blast flips it against Toronto Pete Alonso launched his 40th home run of the season on Monday night in Baltimore. Two outs, eighth inning, a man on base. The Orioles were behind. They finished on top, 4-3. It was his second homer of the night. He had gone deep in the first inning…

A right groin strain has closed the book on Chase Burns’ first All-Star season. Cincinnati shut down their 23-year-old with a week of the schedule still to play.

Twenty-six days out, then back in A left lat. That was what sent Huascar Brazoban to the injured list on August 25. Almost a month later, the Chicago White Sox activated him on Sunday, just before hosting the Detroit Tigers. The 36-year-old right-hander did not arrive in Chicago with any savior label attached. He came…