ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — A trip to Tropicana Field always brings to mind the night in 2015 when David Ortiz hit two home runs to right field off Matt Moore to reach 500 for his career. The Red Sox were ...

KANSAS CITY — Like every game day, Yankees catcher J.C. Escarra’s prep for backup duties Wednesday included an afternoon visit to the indoor batting cage to get loose. He starts with underhand tosses, ...

Making your Major League debut is nerve-racking enough, but doing so while trying to preserve a no-hitter is a different kind of pressure. Houston Astros pitcher Alimber Santa was called in to make ...

Samuel Basallo is back in the Orioles’ lineup tonight. The key is keeping him in it. Basallo was a late scratch last night with left knee discomfort. He’s got to make it through batting practice today ...

Nimmo (hamstring) will start at designated hitter and bat leadoff in Wednesday's game versus the Yankees. Nimmo tweaked his hamstring this past Friday and has not started a game in the outfield since ...

Machado (leg) will start at designated hitter and bat third in Wednesday's game against the Cubs. Machado didn't play Tuesday after exiting Monday's contest when he tweaked his leg. He's feeling well ...

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavvit said that the Trump administration had conversations about a designated survivor ahead of the White House Correspondent’s dinner but decided an actual ...

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When acting Attorney General Todd Blanche was asked whether there was something like designated-survivor planning in effect for the White House Correspondents’ Dinner, he didn’t answer directly. He ...

CINCINNATI (AP) — Cincinnati Reds designated hitter Eugenio Suarez was scratched from the lineup for Friday night's series opener with the Detroit Tigers due to a back issue. The Reds did not release ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — The number has taken on a life of its own: 16,408 days of waiting, wondering and, at times, disbelief. Generations of pitchers have come and gone since Len Barker authored a perfect ...