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Monday, July 18

MLB Stories

This morning’s top news

And a few more things you need to see

Stacked Derby field set for LA power show

The baseballs will start flying at 8 p.m. ET tonight. Here’s a look at the eight sluggers who will be aiming for the hills of Chavez Ravine.

Mariners’ 14-game win streak entering break is an MLB first

Only three teams previously had gone into the All-Star break with an active double-digit winning streak. All three went to the World Series, with two of them winning it all.

Sale exits start vs. Yanks with broken finger

Chris Sale left the game against the Yankees in the first inning after he took a line drive off his pinkie and is set to see a specialist.

Yanks set franchise record to cap first half

The Yankees steamed into the All-Star break with 64 wins, establishing a new club record for victories before the Midsummer Classic.

5 players added to All-Star rosters

Liam Hendriks, Jordan Romano, Ty France, Miles Mikolas and Freddie Freeman were added to the All-Star Game rosters on Sunday. See the full team-by-team breakdown here.

LA meets Midwest at JT’s celebrity bingo

Dodgers third baseman Justin Turner — an L.A.-area native — spent Sunday raising money for his foundation with an All-Star event at the Santa Monica Pier with celebrities and former players on hand.

All-Star Monday coverage

Lock in to MLB Network starting at noon ET for all-day coverage from L.A., leading right up to the T-Mobile Home Run Derby at 8.

Games of July 17, 2022

Today’s Trivia Question

Prior to Kumar Rocker, who was the last player taken in the Top 10 of two different Drafts?

Answer »

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