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Mets' Blackburn out months with spinal procedure
Mets RHP Paul Blackburn will be out at least 4-5 months following a procedure to repair a cerebrospinal fluid leak this month, the team said Tuesday.[read more]
Griffeys in L.A. for potential LeBron-Bronny debut
More than 30 years after they became the first father-son duo to team up in Major League Baseball history, Ken Griffey Sr. and Jr. will be in the building Tuesday night to potentially see LeBron James and Bronny James play in the same game in the NBA.[read more]
MLB wants Rays in Tampa area even if Trop unfit
MLB hopes to find the Rays a temporary home near their fan base around Tampa Bay at least for the start of the 2025 season if the damage to Tropicana Field from Hurricane Milton cannot be repaired in time.[read more]
World of risk? Hurt Cortes eyes Yanks roster spot
Yankees left-hander Nestor Cortes expects to be on the team's World Series roster despite the risk of pitching with a strained flexor tendon, an injury that is often the precursor to a more serious elbow injury.[read more]
World Series tickets top $1,300 on resale market
Resale tickets for the World Series opener at Dodger Stadium against the New York Yankees started at $1,358 on Monday evening on StubHub.[read more]
Cardinals make Brown hitting coach, hire Jay
The Cardinals made preliminary additions to their coaching staff Tuesday, naming Brant Brown as hitting coach and bringing aboard Jon Jay to an unspecified role.[read more]
Borgschulte leaves O's to be Twins' hitting coach
The Twins on Tuesday named Matt Borgschulte as their hitting coach for the 2025 season.[read more]
Boone boasts Yankees' bond as World Series nears
As the World Series nears, New York manager Aaron Boone spoke to reporters Monday, often stressing the bond the Yankees have developed through this season, adding that "these guys love each other and these guys love doing it for one another."[read more]
NLCS MVP Tommy Edman has been everything the Dodgers wanted -- and more
L.A. thought it had landed a super-utility man at the trade deadline. Turns out, he's an October hero, too.[read more]
OMG, Part 2: These new Mets aren't going anywhere in 2025
When the next great powerhouse emerges in Queens, 2024 will be remembered as the year it all began.[read more]