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We're trying something new here at ESPN this baseball season: We're going to crown the bat flip champion of 2026. The days of bat flips being controversial are over as players can flip and toss, and enjoy their home runs with impunity (well, for the most part).
Randy Arozarena says he has apologized to Cal Raleigh for the expletive-laced comments directed at his Seattle Mariners teammate earlier this month at the World Baseball Classic.
Cal Raleigh insisted Tuesday he has no beef with Randy Arozarena even though his Seattle Mariners teammate lashed out with a vulgar rant after Raleigh left him hanging for a handshake at the World Baseball Classic.
Aaron Judge crushed a two-run homer to give the United States an early lead over Brazil.
Randy Arozarena had vulgar words for Seattle Mariners teammate Cal Raleigh after he was left hanging at the World Baseball Classic.
Aaron Judge hit a two-run homer and Roman Anthony added a three-run blast in a big third inning to lead the United States to a 5-3 win over Mexico in the World Baseball Classic at Houston's Daikin Park on Monday night.
Stars, stars everywhere.
With less than a month until pitchers and catchers report to spring training, Major League Baseball's free agent pool remains flush with talent. It's not just the best position player available this winter, Kyle Tucker, or arguably the best pitcher, Framber Valdez, still trawling for a representative contract. There are big bats (Bo Bichette, Cody Bellinger), a front-of-the-rotation arm (Zac Gallen), power (Eugenio Suarez), veteran pitchers (Chris Bassitt, Lucas Giolito) and even an every-day catcher (J.T. Realmuto). Even the most inactive teams have time to salvage their winter.