Oswaldo Cabrera cranks a two-run home run right into the right-field foul
The Orioles announced today that right-hander Kyle Bradish has been
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NEW YORK -- For the Mets, eight innings of frustration were about to melt away. Stymied throughout Wednesday evening by Shota Imanaga and the Cubs, the Mets found an opening when they put two men in scoring position with one out in the ninth. Jeff McNeil followed with a fly
ARLINGTON -- Trevor Williams extended his impressive month of April into the first game of May. The veteran right-hander improved to 3-0 and lowered his ERA to 2.27 in the Nationals’ 1-0 win over the Rangers on Wednesday at Globe Life Field. He delivered five scoreless innings with five hits,
NEW YORK -- Cubs left-hander Shota Imanaga pitched on five days’ rest for the first time in his brief career in the big leagues on Wednesday night -- and it didn’t matter, as he dominated in a 1-0 victory over the Mets at Citi Field. Entering the game, Imanaga was
BOSTON -- A half hour before Wednesday’s game, the Red Sox at last had a lineup. The holdup? They had to wait for their newest first baseman Dominic Smith to pass his physical so they could activate him. In a par-for-the-course night for the injury-riddled yet resilient Red Sox, Smith
BALTIMORE -- Luis Gil roared with approval, applauding as his teammate Caleb Ferguson struck out the final two batters of the seventh inning, which preserved the best outing of the right-hander’s young career thus far. Matched against Corbin Burnes, Gil outlasted and outpitched the Orioles ace, firing 6 1/3 scoreless
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Jake Cronenworth hits a grand slam to right field, giving the Padres a 6-2
ANAHEIM -- Even when Zack Wheeler isn’t his best, he finds a way to win. The right-hander grinded through five innings in the Phillies' 2-1 victory over the Angels at Angel Stadium on Wednesday afternoon, helping Philadelphia finish a 7-3 road trip to improve to 21-11 overall. It is the
SAN DIEGO -- It would be impossible to replace Juan Soto with one player, the Padres said all spring. It was going to require a total team effort to make up for the production they lost when they traded one of the sport's most fearsome hitters over the winter. And,