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Fantasy baseball: Concerns for Tyler Glasnow, Cole...
All of the important fantasy spin and actionable takeaways resulting from the latest baseball news.[read more]
Five pitchers with better-than-expected 2026 start...
Todd Zola looks at pitchers whose expectations have completely changed for the better since spring training.[read more]
Reds' Pagan has Grade 2 strain; Antone called up
Reds closer Emilio Pagan said Wednesday the Grade 2 diagnosis carries with it a four-to-eight week timetable. The Reds, meanwhile, welcomed reliever Tejay Antone from Triple-A Louisville.[read more]
Royals' Ragans removed after 3 scoreless innings
In what Kansas City manager Matt Quatraro called "a no-brainer," the Royals pulled left-hander Cole Ragans after three scoreless innings in his start against Cleveland on Wednesday night because of left triceps and elbow soreness.[read more]
Yankees scratch Weathers (illness) from start
Yankees left-hander Ryan Weathers will not make his scheduled start Thursday against the Texas Rangers after dealing with a virus following his last outing.[read more]
Astros' Correa to have ankle surgery, done for '26...
Astros infielder Carlos Correa has a torn tendon in his left ankle, will undergo surgery and will miss the remainder of the season.[read more]
Skenes blanks D-backs on two-hit gem for Pirates
Paul Skenes threw eight brilliant innings in one of the best outings of the young star's career and the Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Arizona Diamondbacks 1-0.[read more]
Tigers' Valdez gets 6-game ban for plunking Story
Detroit's Framber Valdez was suspended five games by MLB for intentionally throwing at Boston's Trevor Story, while Tigers manager A.J. Hinch got a one-game ban.[read more]
Family sighs: Boyd, hurt with kids, has surgery
Matthew Boyd underwent successful surgery on his left meniscus -- an injury suffered while playing with his kids -- and is set to miss at least a month, according to general manager Carter Hawkins.[read more]
Tigers' AAA manager fired for 'inappropriate' text...
Gabe Alvarez said he was fired over an "inappropriate" text message to a female colleague. "This was an isolated incident and not reflective of my long-standing record of professionalism, respect for colleagues, and conduct over the course of my career."[read more]