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Brewers send Sproat to Triple-A after landing May
With the Brewers' trade-deadline acquisition of veteran starter Dustin May, rookie right-hander Brandon Sproat became the odd man out of the rotation.[read more]
✍ Trade grades: Evaluating most significant deals
Trade season has officially begun! Here's our running scorecard for every big move before Monday's deadline arrives.[read more]
Mariners release Garver, Refsnyder, activate Ward
The Seattle Mariners released veteran catcher Mitch Garver, 35, who appeared in 50 games this season, and outfielder Rob Refsnyder, 35, who appeared in 53, among seven roster moves on Tuesday afternoon.[read more]
Padres' Pivetta abruptly exits rehab due to elbow
Padres RHP Nick Pivetta exited his first rehab outing Tuesday with what San Diego manager Craig Stammen later told reporters was some minor tightness in his right elbow.[read more]
Jays' Yesavage leaves start with knee discomfort
Blue Jays pitcher Trey Yesavage lasted only two innings Tuesday night before leaving his start against the Houston Astros because of left knee discomfort.[read more]
Yanks boost lineup, get HR from Lombard in debut
Yankees highly touted prospect George Lombard Jr. and trade deadline addition Heliot Ramos were in the lineup for Tuesday's game against the Cardinals.[read more]
Skubal takes loss despite effective Dodgers debut
Tarik Skubal pitched six effective innings against the Cubs in his Dodgers debut but still ended up taking the loss after a 5-1 win for Chicago.[read more]
Rutschman 'trying to fit in' with red-hot Red Sox
Recently acquired catcher Adley Rutschman said he's just trying to fit in with a Red Sox team that has been on a roll over the last month.[read more]
Arraez has 2 hits, 2 RBIs in 'beautiful' Phils debut
Newly acquired Phillies second baseman Luis Arraez had two hits and drove in two runs in the Phillies' 5-0 win on Tuesday.[read more]
Spain World Cup hero Torres to throw out first pitch at Yankee Stadium
Weeks ago Torres became the second-ever substitute to score the winner in a men's World Cup final, after Germany's Mario Götze in 2014.[read more]