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Why the Phillies fired Rob Thomson in April -- and if they can turn their season around
Philly decided it was time for a change after a 9-19 start. Will the Phils improve under interim manager Don Mattingly?[read more]

Yankees' Stanton headed to IL with calf strain
Yankees slugger Giancarlo Stanton will go on the injured list because of a low-grade strain of his right calf.[read more]

Judge, Rice match Mantle, Berra with 10-HR starts
Aaron Judge and Ben Rice became the second pair of Yankees teammates to each have 10 or more homers in the first 29 games of a season, joining Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra, who did it in 1956.[read more]

Breslow talks with Story, open to feedback on style
Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow said Monday he's open to feedback about his communication style, which drew criticism a day earlier in the wake of the team's surprise firing of manager Alex Cora and five members of his coaching staff.[read more]

'He needed it': Tucker has 1st walk-off as Dodger
Kyle Tucker delivered his first walk-off hit as a Dodger to cap a come-from-behind 5-4 win over the Marlins on Monday night.[read more]

Foul call? Streak ends for Pads' Miller amid drama
Mason Miller's streak of 34 2/3 scoreless innings -- a Padres record and the eighth-longest streak for a reliever since 1961 -- came to an end with some controversy.[read more]

Sources: Guardians call up '24 No. 1 pick Bazzana
The Guardians are calling up former No. 1 pick Travis Bazzana for the second game of their series vs. Tampa Bay.[read more]

Dodgers' Ohtani to pitch, not hit against Marlins
Dodgers two-way star Shohei Ohtani will get the start on the mound Tuesday night but will not hit against the Marlins, according to manager Dave Roberts.[read more]

Last-place Phillies fire Thomson amid woeful start
The Philadelphia Phillies, off to their worst start to a season in over two decades, fired manager Rob Thomson.[read more]

🏰 Skenes rents bounce house for Griffin's 20th
Skenes rented the inflatable kids attraction as a part of a belated celebration for rookie shortstop Konnor Griffin.[read more]