-
Rosario Can't Catch a Break with Defense
-
Monday in the Minors: Starling Returns, Has Two Hits
Center fielder Bubba Starling returned to Low-A Lexington on Monday and had two hits as the Legends beat Ashville 3-1.....
-
George Brett: Moustakas Isnt the Royals First Young, Struggling 3B
The young third baseman, lugging a paltry batting average at the All-Star break in his first full major-league season, felt lost and dejected.....
-
Price's Injury Hurts Rays' Present, Future
David Price's sore arm, coming after his poor start to the season, could end up costing the Rays for a long time.....
-
Maddon: Umps Were Wrong, It's 'Baseball Anarchy' to 'Make Stuff Up'
Rays manager Joe Maddon insisted Monday he was right — and the umpires were wrong — in their interpretation of the replay rules on Sunday and called it "baseball anarchy" ...
-
Odorizzi Makes Rays Debut, but Blue Jays Win 7-5
-
Votto Named NL Player of the Week
Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto has been named National League Player of the Week for the period ending May 19th. The announcement was made earlier today on MLB Network....
-
Pictures: Reds' Memorial Day Uniforms
The Reds — and every other Major League team — will be wearing camouflage hats, as well as jerseys with camouflage lettering and numbers for Memorial Day on Monday, Paul Lukas of Uni Watch reports...
-
Nationals vs. Giants: Washington Pitchers Are Pounded in 8-0 Loss
SAN FRANCISCO — The goal for the Washington Nationals remains unchanged, and if they overcome the bewildering first portion of their season to reach it, they may look back on ...
-
UCLA Basketball Shows off Acting Chops in Spring Sing
It's no Space Jam, but last night's Spring Sing intro video pitted four members of the UCLA men's basketball team against the Company. My vote for best scene starts at 3:23.....
-
Anthony Barr, Eric Kendricks Named to Lott Watch List
UCLA linebackers Anthony Barr and Eric Kendricks were both named today to the Lott IMPACT Trophy's 42-man watch list. The award, founded in 2004, is given annually to a college defensive player for both on-field performance as well as personal character..
-
Eddie Vanderdoes Could Decommit from Notre Dame
On Monday night, multiple UCLA and Notre Dame recruiting sites reported rumors that five-star defensive tackle Eddie Vanderdoes may be parting ways with the Irish.....
-
Kingsbury Talks About Excitement of Upcoming Season, Inspiration from Mother
New Texas Tech football coach Kliff Kingsbury was in Amarillo on Wednesday, May 15, and conducted a wide-ranging interview with 13 members of the Amarillo media.....
-
Hill Becoming More Comfortable at DB with Time
This coming season will be just the second year at defensive back for Texas Tech cornerback signee Martin Hill of Pierce (Calif.) Community College.....
-
Most Indispensable Player: Texas Tech
We're walking through each Big 12 team and identifying its most irreplaceable talent on the blog right now. He's the guy they can least afford to lose and the guy to whom an injury or departure would have the most effect...
-
Mattingly on Hot Seat Rumors: 'I'm Still Here'
MILWAUKEE -- Beleaguered manager Don Mattingly insisted Monday he doesn't feel he's about to be fired by the Los Angeles Dodgers , and he has no idea whether he needs to win a three-game series against the Milwaukee Brewers to keep his job...
-
Rosenthal Strong Enough to Handle Heavy Load
SAN DIEGO • Cardinals righthander Trevor Rosenthal hasn't allowed an earned run in his past 11 appearances and he has struck out at least one batter in each of his past 10 appearances, totalling 15 strikeouts in nine innings...
-
Why Are Cards Waiting on Wacha?
Every day, the Cardinals ' season gets a bit more interesting. And by “interesting,” what I really mean is unpredictable and fascinating, surprising and occasionally even a little scary...
-
After 'Alarming' Report, Jayson Werth's Return Will Be Delayed Further
SAN FRANCISCO — After getting what Washington Nationals manager Davey Johnson called “kind of an alarming report” on Jayson Werth following another MRI on his strained ...
-
Alex Sanabia Brings Back the Spitball in Beating the Phillies
Move over Clay Buchholz. Marlins starter Alex Sanabia went old school on Monday, bypassing the sunscreen and rosin and simply hocking a big ol' loogie on the baseball after giving up a home run to the Phillies' Domonic Brown...
-
Barry Bonds: Miguel Cabrera Is the Best … but Not as Good as Me
I'm not sure why anyone would find that sentiment, voiced by Barry Bonds to Bob Nightengale, to be controversial. But I imagine they will. Anyway, here were the Home Run King's exact words about Miguel Cabrera...
-
Nats Reliever Ryan Mattheus Breaks His Hand Punching a Locker
-
Pittsburgh Pirates Trade Piece
I love Michael McKenry as much as the next Pirates fan, he's been a great locker room guy and is a fan favorite thanks to several clutch home runs and hits. The problem is that he doesn't have a role on the Pirates anymore...
-
John McDonald Fights 2 Injuries While on DL
John McDonald eventually will spend time on a minor league rehabilitation assignment, manager Clint Hurdle said Saturday. Read more: http://www.post-gazette...
-
Pirates Starters Locke, Wandy Enjoying Good Fortune
After a turbulent April, Pirates starting pitchers have the third-lowest ERA in the majors during May and boast an overall ERA (3.90) slightly under the National League average (3...
