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All-Star catcher Shea Langeliers tore his right meniscus and is expected to miss the rest of the Athletics’ season. Jonah Heim steps in as Oakland recalls Brian Serven.

Cash. That’s all it took. The Athletics picked up right-hander Scott Blewett from the St. Louis Cardinals late Sunday night, and the price was nothing more than a cash consideration for a 30-year-old who has already seen the inside of more clubhouses than most pitchers do in a full career. Straight off the DFA pile…

Chan Ho Park is set to become the first Korean-born owner in MLB history, fronting a Team61 group that also brings BTS star Suga into the Athletics’ Las Vegas project.

Ohtani is not playing baseball anymore. He is rewriting it. At this point, comparisons are almost pointless. Shohei Ohtani does not fit neatly into any box. He walks through them, smashes them, then builds new ones. On Wednesday night in Phoenix, against the Diamondbacks, the Dodgers superstar turned in another performance that sends everyone back…

Concern in Chicago The celebrations in Chicago did not last long behind the scenes. Moments after Miguel Vargas drilled the walk-off homer in the 10th inning to seal a 4-3 win over the Detroit Tigers, the mood shifted from joy to worry. Heavy hitter Munetaka Murakami was among the first to greet his teammate in…

Domination at Dodger Stadium Rookie pitcher Justin Wrobleski turned in a night to remember on the mound at Dodger Stadium on Friday. The left-hander helped the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the Philadelphia Phillies 4-2, and in doing so he drove his team to a sixth straight win, their best run of the season in MLB.…

Four walk-off homers make history Clutch finishes set the tone for Friday night across the United States. In a packed slate, MLB produced a jaw-dropping total of four walk-off home runs. That ties the second-highest mark ever for a single day in major league history, coming within touching distance of the all-time record of five…

Legendary feat in San Diego Pitcher Cristopher Sanchez is not the type to rattle on in the clubhouse. But after wiping out a mythical Philadelphia franchise mark on Wednesday night, the left-hander still had to say a few words to his teammates and coaches. His run has now climbed into rare MLB territory: Sanchez has…

Bad news in Los Angeles Misfortune is starting to pile up for the California club. For the second night in a row, Los Angeles lost a key man from its starting lineup. Outfielder Teoscar Hernandez had to leave Wednesday’s game against the Colorado Rockies with sharp pain in his left hamstring. The Dodgers still came…