MLB

Sources: Guardians' Ortiz faces gambling inquiry

Guardians right-hander Luis Ortiz is under investigation by MLB after a betting-integrity firm flagged a pair of pitches that had received unusual gambling activity, sources told ESPN.[read more]

⚾ One trade all 30 teams should make this July

The deadline is a month away. Could players like Eugenio Suarez and Emmanuel Clase finish the season on a different team?[read more]

Raleigh, rookie Wilson among All-Star starters

Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh, MLB's home run leader, and AL League Rookie of the Year candidate Jacob Wilson of the Athletics are among the All-Star Game starters.[read more]

Brewers phenom Misiorowski picks up first loss

Jacob Misiorowski finally got knocked around Wednesday, serving up back-to-back homers as the Brewers lost to the Mets at Citi Field.[read more]

Mets place RHPs Blackburn, Nunez on 15-day IL

The Mets placed right-handers Paul Blackburn and Dedniel Nunez on the 15-day injured list on Thursday, dealing the reeling club two more blows to its staggering pitching staff.[read more]

Muncy (knee) helped off, but Dodgers 'optimistic'

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said the "hope" is Max Muncy sustained only a sprain in a collision with the White Sox's Michael A. Taylor.[read more]

Kershaw becomes MLB's 4th lefty with 3,000 K's

Clayton Kershaw joined Randy Johnson, Steve Carlton and CC Sabathia as the only left-handers in MLB history to reach 3,000 strikeouts, pulling the feat during the Dodgers' 5-4 win over the White Sox.[read more]

Nats slugger Wood commits to Home Run Derby

Nationals slugger James Wood will bring his massive power to the big stage, becoming the third player to commit to the July 14 Home Run Derby in Atlanta.[read more]

Astros GM: Alvarez setback not as bad as feared

Astros slugger Yordan Alvarez's setback to his recovery from a fractured right hand is not as serious as first feared, general manager Dana Brown said Thursday.[read more]

A new world in Big Apple baseball: Steve Cohen, Hal Steinbrenner and the battle for NYC supremacy

The remade Mets and the (mostly) same old Yankees are turning New York into a two-team town again.[read more]