A home run feat we had never seen before

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A home run feat we had never seen before

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A star to represent each division: Juan Soto, Kyle Tucker, Shohei Ohtani, Aaron Judge, Tarik Skubal and Jose Altuve

Who are the likeliest division winners? Let’s draft ’em!

We’re only a month into the season, so every division is still up for grabs, but that didn’t stop our MLB.com experts from trying to read the tea leaves.

Riley Greene makes history with two HRs in ninth inning

NL Pitcher of the Month Yamamoto lowers ERA to 0.90

Raleigh claims MLB lead for himself with 2 HRs

Tempers flare between Skubal, Neto in benches-clearing incident

NL Player of the Month Alonso keeps it rolling with go-ahead HR

Dominant Fried (6-0, 1.01 ERA) has Rays’ number

‘He deserved that one’: Busch’s first career slam ignites Cubs

Hoglund gives A’s an MLB debut they haven’t seen since 1943

Injury updates: Casas, J-Ram, Tatis exit early

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Detroit's Riley Greene points to the sky as he rounds the bases on a home run

Riley Greene

3rd Tiger with 2-HR inning (Kaline, 4/17/1955; Ordonez, 8/12/2007)

Cal Raleigh

12 multi-HR games since ’22 rank 3rd in AL behind Judge, Alvarez

Yoshinobu Yamamoto

1 ER allowed in 30 IP over past 5 starts (0.30 ERA)

Hunter Greene

12 K’s his most in a game since career-high 14 on 9/20/23

Pete Crow-Armstrong

3rd career multi-HR game; 8 HRs in ’25 is 2 shy of career high

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An animated gif of Mariners third baseman Ben Williamson making a twisting, leaping catch of a pop fly in short left field and falling to the ground

Ben Williamson went a long way from third base to make this play.

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Game-action images of Emmanuel Clase, Anthony Santander, Carlos Correa and Alec Bohm

Should we be worried about these 9 slow starts?

A slow start, in and of itself, doesn’t necessarily mean anything. The question is when, exactly, a slow start becomes worthy of genuine concern. So we looked at nine players who carried shaky starts into May — the bad, the good news and our (subjective) take on how worried we need to be.

The first monthly awards go to …

The first month of the 2025 MLB season produced big performances around the Majors, especially for two big names in the Big Apple.

Images of the eight winners of MLB's monthly awards for April

An elite starter flying under radar

Since last May, Astros right-hander Hunter Brown has shifted his career trajectory and taken off as one of the best starters in the Majors.

Astros right-hander Hunter Brown delivers a pitch

A prospect who hits through walls

The manual scoreboard at Greenville’s Fluor Field — part of a 30-foot replica of Boston’s Green Monster — was no match for a top-ranked Red Sox prospect.

Greenville's Fluor Field scoreboard, a copy of Boston's Green Monster, shown with a panel missing for the top of the 8th

‘Golden tickets’ make first AUSL College Draft like no other

Twelve of softball’s brightest stars have officially gotten the news: They’ve headed to the next level. As for how they found out? Well, you’ll have to see it to believe it.

Images of 3 college softball players in action

Saturday baseball on MLB Network

The Rays are in the Bronx to battle the Yankees at 1 p.m. ET, then catch the Tigers’ clash with the Angels at 9:30.

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SCOREBOARD

WSH 1
CIN 6

SD 9
PIT 4

AZ 2
PHI 3

KC 0
BAL 3

TB 0
NYY 3

CLE 3
TOR 5

MIN 1
BOS 6

ATH 6
MIA 1

LAD 2
ATL 1

HOU 3
CWS 7

SEA 13
TEX 1

CHC 10
MIL 0

NYM 9
STL 3

DET 9
LAA 1

COL 0
SF 4

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Finger wrestlers keep grip on German tradition

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RJ Hamster