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The biggest success -- and biggest disappointment -- for all 30 MLB teams this season
Whether your favorite team is headed to October or headed home, all clubs have had something go right ... and wrong.[read more]
Ohtani takes first swings off tee since going on IL
Shohei Ohtani hit off a tee on Tuesday in Los Angeles and remains on track to return before the end of the regular season, Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said Tuesday.[read more]
Leagues, unions urge action against escalating threats from bettors
The NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS and their players' unions are urging state gambling regulators to combat escalating harassment and violent threats from sports bettors.[read more]
🏆 Playoff tracker: Who will clinch next and more
From current playoff matchups to league races to the postseason schedule, we have everything you need to know.[read more]
Alonso lauds Mets fans in 'special' return to Citi Field
Baltimore first baseman Pete Alonso made his first visit to Citi Field as an opposing player Monday in the Orioles' 2-1 win over the New York Mets, and he was greeted warmly by 35,800 fans who chanted the former Met's name during his plate appearances.[read more]
Braves RHP Lopez on IL with shoulder inflammation
Atlanta Braves right-hander Reynaldo Lopez was placed on the 15-day injured list Tuesday because of right shoulder inflammation.[read more]
Correa (ankle) won't rejoin Astros this season
Carlos Correa will not return to the Astros this season, manager Joe Espada told reporters Tuesday.[read more]
Phillies place 14-game winner Luzardo on IL with shoulder inflammation
The Phillies placed All-Star pitcher Jesús Luzardo on the 15-day injured list Tuesday.[read more]
Team to beat? Sleeper pick? MLB insiders predict playoff favorites, toughest contenders
Brewers or Dodgers? Yankees or Rays? Here's how those in the game view the upcoming playoffs.[read more]
MLB players unfiltered on salary cap, CBA talks and whether there will be a 2027 season
We asked more than two dozen major leaguers to weigh in on the state of baseball's labor negotiations.[read more]