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Marte says he 'failed' Lovullo, booed in return
Ketel Marte was back at the ballpark Monday and in the lineup for the Diamondbacks, two weeks after the three-time All-Star's unexpected no-show before a game in Boston left the team scrambling.[read more]
Brewers add Naylor, Romero to active roster
The Brewers added catcher Bo Naylor and reliever JoJo Romero, acquired in a pair of trade-deadline deals, to their active roster Tuesday.[read more]
Guardians' Hernandez joins roster after Jan. crash
Guardians reliever Carlos Hernandez disclosed he was texting while driving in January when he crashed his car in Venezuela and suffered multiple career-threatening injuries.[read more]
Padres call up 20-year-old catching prospect Salas
The Padres selected the contract of 20-year-old catcher Ethan Salas from Triple-A El Paso on Tuesday, making him the youngest active player in the major leagues.[read more]
Kroenke buying Angels; sale for $4B, sources say
Stan Kroenke has reached an agreement to acquire controlling interest in the Los Angeles Angels from Arte Moreno.[read more]
📈 Updated ranking of all 30 MLB farm systems
The busiest stretch of the year for adding prospects has passed. Here's how every organization stacks up now.[read more]
Yanks fire back at 'unprofessional' Red Sox voice
Several Yankees players went out of their way to openly criticize Red Sox voice Will Flemming, calling him "unprofessional" and questioning why he would suggest a team throw at an opposing player.[read more]
What Angels sale means for the team, Mike Trout -- and all of MLB
After 23 years, Arte Moreno has agreed to sell the Angels. What will new owner Stan Kroenke bring to baseball in Anaheim?[read more]
Winners and losers for August -- and what we're watching in September
We break down who ruled the dog days of August and what will rock the weeks ahead.[read more]
Six ways to keep losing teams out of MLB playoffs
It's possible that we could see multiple teams with records under .500 playing this October. That's a shame.[read more]