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The Los Angeles Dodgers have had more than their fair share of injuries in 2024. Superstar outfielder and MVP-favorite Mookie Betts went down with a fracture in his hand after being hit by pitch in mid-June. Third baseman Max Muncy is set to miss several months with an oblique injury. Star rookie starter Yoshinobu Yamamoto has no timeline for his return from a rotator cuff strain.
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As one of the game's most feared sluggers, Shohei Ohtani's potential participation in the Home Run Derby is an annual topic of discussion heading into the All-Star break.
CHICAGO — Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw has been shut down for a week after experiencing lingering soreness in his comeback from left shoulder surgery.
When a Major League Baseball game is played at a historical site, Las Vegas bookmakers must check all the boxes to ensure the numbers are right.
Is losing curable? The past few seasons in MLB have certainly tested that hope for some teams and, by extension, the players on those teams. It's unavoidable, because bad teams invariably feature players having bad seasons.
Reliever Tim Hill and the New York Yankees are in agreement on a one-year major league contract, sources told ESPN, in a deal that adds the veteran left-hander to the team with the best record in baseball.
Tim Anderson, as a member of the Birmingham Barons, played in the 20th Annual Rickwood Classic Game against the Jacksonville Suns in 2015. The shortstop, at the time touted as the Chicago White Sox' No. 2 prospect behind southpaw Carlos Rodon, remembers there wasn't much fanfare around the game. While he was looking forward to returning to his roots — Anderson grew up in Tuscaloosa, Alabama — there was a limited marketing initiative and next to no national publicity for the Rickwood Classic Game.