Reyes Moronta, former MLB pitcher, dies at age 31 - ESPN
Former major league pitcher Reyes Moronta, who dominated out of the San Francisco Giants' bullpen for two seasons, died Sunday. He was 31.
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MLB trade deadline: Teams desperate to make a move - ESPN
The trade market this year is a little like grocery store shelves just before a major snowstorm: mostly empty, with buyers frantically grabbing something that looks good rather than leaving empty-handed. There are very few teams unloading players, and even some of the available ones, executives say, are complicated by injury history.
Clayton Kershaw Talks Returning To Houston After Astros Cheating Scandal: 'I Don't Like Coming Here'
The Los Angeles Dodgers are back in Houston to play the Astros for the first time with a full stadium since 2017. The same 2017 season where the Astros infamously used an elaborate sign stealing system to gain an advantage over opposing teams.
Sources - Dodgers deal James Paxton back to Red Sox - ESPN
The Boston Red Sox acquired left-hander James Paxton from the Los Angeles Dodgers on Friday, attempting to fortify their rotation as they chase a playoff spot in a wide-open American League landscape, sources told ESPN.
Super Bowl champion coach Barry Switzer makes stance on trans inclusion in women's sports clear
Former Dallas Cowboys head coach Barry Switzer shares his take on the inclusion of trans athletes in women's sports on OutKick's 'Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich.'
Diamondbacks acquire reliever A.J. Puk in trade with Marlins - ESPN
The Arizona Diamondbacks acquired left-handed reliever A.J. Puk from the Miami Marlins on Thursday night, the first major trade of a deadline season that has been slow because of a lack of teams unloading players.
WNBA All-Star Game MVP elaborates on 'flags' that prompted her to take her name out of Olympic roster pool
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Max Scherzer passes Justin Verlander for most strikeouts among active pitchers with 3,394
Three-time Cy Young Award winner Max Scherzer moved into 10th place on the career strikeout list, and the most among active pitchers, when the Texas Rangers right-hander recorded his 3,394th on Thursday against the Chicago White Sox.