MLB News
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MLB: Rangers pull level with the Astros atop the AL West
Three runs in one inning, and everything flips The Texas Rangers beat Boston 7-3 on Wednesday night in Arlington. The seventh inning settled it. Brandon Nimmo kicked off the burst with an RBI double that brought Corey Seager home for 4-3. Ezequiel Duran then piled on with a two-run single, with Jake Burger and Nimmo…
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MLB: Halpin homer puts Cleveland top of the AL Central
Petey Halpin’s three-run swing flipped a division overnight. Cleveland beat Chicago 6-3 and now leads the AL Central on its own for the first time since July 4.
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MLB: Ethan Salas homers twice, and into the record book
He had no major league home runs when Wednesday night began in Denver. He finished it holding a record no catcher his age has ever held.
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MLB: Clarke Schmidt back on the Yankees roster, 14 months after Tommy John
Fourteen months, two elbow surgeries, one roster spot July 3, 2025. That was the last time Clarke Schmidt threw a pitch that counted in the big leagues. The Yankees recalled the right-hander from his rehab assignment on Wednesday, ending a wait that ran through an entire season. Schmidt spent all of it on the 60-day…
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MLB: Twins lose rookie Kaelen Culpepper to a hamstring
Kaelen Culpepper’s rookie season stops two weeks early. The Twins put their 23-year-old shortstop on the 10-day injured list with a hamstring strain.
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MLB: Pujols and Beltran floated for the Mets job
The Mets have a manager’s chair to fill and two Hall of Fame names attached to it. Neither has managed a single day in the major leagues.
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MLB: Mariners locked into their first losing season since 2020
Josh Lowe goes deep, and everything flips Three hundred eighty-eight feet to deep right-center, sixth inning, Anaheim. Josh Lowe’s 12th homer of the year turned out to be the last run anybody scored Tuesday night. Angels 2, Mariners 1. Ryan Johnson held things together for the California side. Six innings, one run allowed, six hits,…
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MLB: Snell back in Cincinnati, where he threw his no-hitter
On August 2, 2024, nothing got through Eleven strikeouts. Three walks. No hits. Blake Snell was still in a Giants uniform that night at Great American Ball Park, and the Reds were left staring at a no-hitter on their own turf. 3-0. The final out came on a fly ball from Elly De La Cruz…
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MLB: Angels edge Seattle, losing season now official
Josh Lowe’s sixth-inning homer gave the Angels a 2-1 win in Anaheim. For Seattle, it means a losing season for the first time since 2020.
