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Thursday, April 7

MLB Stories

This morning’s top news

And a few more things you need to see

Watch Opening Weekend on MLB.TV

At long last, Opening Day has arrived, with six-plus months of baseball to come, and there’s no better way to follow the action than with MLB.TV.

Historic trio leads top prospects debuting on Opening Day

For the first time since MLB.com began ranking prospects in 2004, three phenoms who are ranked in the top five will debut on Opening Day.

Bad Bunny is ready for the season

“De Museo” gets you HYPE for Opening Day 2022!

Best Opening Day moment for every team

No matter the year, and no matter the circumstances, Opening Day always brings thrilling games, superstar performances, emotional moments, iconic debuts, dramatic endings and plenty of unpredictability.

CC Sabathia named special assistant to Commissioner

The 19-year MLB veteran will work in areas concerning the future of the sport: player relations, diversity, equity and inclusion, social responsibility, youth participation and broadcasting.

Peacock the exclusive home of Sunday morning games

Beginning on May 8, Peacock will live stream a game for 18 consecutive weeks, with start times for the first six Sunday games at 11:30 a.m. ET.

Opening Day on MLB Network

We’re live leading up to the first pitch of the 2022 season, when we throw over to Brewers vs. Cubs at 2 p.m. ET (subject to local blackout).

Today’s Trivia Question

Which pitcher has the most career wins on Opening Day?

Answer »

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