MLB roundup: Blue Jays romp past Rays 20-1
George Springer went 4-for-5 with a solo home run and two RBIs as the Toronto Blue Jays demolished the Tampa Bay Rays 20-1 on Tuesday in St. Petersburg, Fla.
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The X factors that will shape the 2023 MLB trade deadline - ESPN
It was about this time last year that a survey of club executives around the league first forecast that the Nationals might choose to deal Juan Soto, and Washington general manager Mike Rizzo responded with ardent denials. «We are not trading Juan Soto,» Rizzo said in a radio interview. «We made it clear to his agent and to the player.… We have every intention of building this team around Juan Soto, and we've spoken to his agent many, many times.
Padres' Fernando Tatis Jr. confident ahead of first game since '21
PHOENIX — It has been 564 days since Fernando Tatis Jr. last graced a baseball field in a major league game with actual stakes. There are obvious concerns — given the season-long absence, the steroid-related suspension, the surgeries to both his wrist and shoulder — about whether he can recapture the superstar level he previously displayed.
Padres' Juan Soto revs up Dodgers rivalry: 'They should be worrying about us'
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Padres coach diagnosed with cancer just before Opening Day
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Yankees fan acts like outfielder, runs pole to pole at spring training game in hopes of catching home run ball
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Keith Olbermann draws ire for calling World Baseball Classic 'meaningless' after Edwin Diaz injury
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Puerto Rico ousts Dominican Republic at WBC, but loses Edwin Diaz to injury
MIAMI — Puerto Rico ousted the favored Dominican Republic from the World Baseball Classic on Wednesday night with a 5-2 victory in front of a raucous crowd of 36,025 at sold-out LoanDepot Park. But the celebratory mood proved short-lived.