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Sat Apr 20 201900:141B Logan Morrison agrees to minor league deal with YankeesLogan Morrison1B/RFMarinersFree Agent
Luke VoitFree Agent
NEW YORK (AP) — Logan Morrison agreed to a minor league contract Friday with the New York Yankees, who sought another first base option with Greg Bird again on the injured list.If added to the 40-man roster, Morrison would get a one-year contract with a $1 million salary while in the major leagues.Morrison told the Tampa Bay Times in July 2017 that Yankees catcher Gary Sánchez did not deserve to be in the All-Star Home Run Derby after missing 21 games between April 8 and May 5 because of a strained right biceps."It's par for the course. I play for the Rays. I get it," Morrison told the newspaper then. "They can't even get my picture right. When they put my name up there they put Corey (Dickerson's) picture up there ... on MLB Network. When they put up the home run leaders they put Corey's swing on there not mine."In April 2018 before playing at Yankee Stadium with the Minnesota Twins, Morrison was quoted criticizing Yankees fans."They didn't like the Gary Sánchez thing with the Home Run... [More]
Fri Apr 19 201922:36LEADING OFF: DeGrom ailing, Swihart's new start, when Vlad?Yu DarvishSPRangersBig Chee
Zack GreinkeSPDodgersRotoValue
Blake SwihartCRed SoxFree Agent
Jacob deGromSPMetsFree Agent
A look at what's happening around the majors Saturday:CHECK HIMMets ace Jacob deGrom will have an MRI on his right elbow after the NL Cy Young Award said his arm has felt sore. DeGrom is leaving the team in St. Louis to get examined back in New York, and the team is putting him on the injured list."We're not sure what it is," manager Mickey Callaway said.The 30-year-old deGrom, who had Tommy John surgery in 2010, began this season with two dominant outings. But he lost his last two starts while allowing a total of nine runs on 13 hits — including five homers — and five walks in nine innings.DeGrom signed a $137.5 million, five-year contract right before opening day.NEW HOMEBlake Swihart gets a chance to jump-start his career after Boston traded the catcher to Arizona. The 27-year-old was cut by the Red Sox this week after going 6 for 26 in 12 games.Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen worked in player development and amateur scouting with Boston when Swihart was selected in the first... [More]
Fri Apr 19 201920:48Tigers manager Gardenhire ejected against White SoxJordan ZimmermannSPNationalsSportsWiseGuy.com
DETROIT (AP) — Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire was ejected from Detroit's game against the Chicago White Sox on Friday night after pitcher Jordan Zimmermann walked in a run in the top of the fifth inning.Zimmermann looked frustrated after plate umpire Todd Tichenor called ball four, although a replay showed the pitch appeared to miss the plate. Gardenhire had words for the umpire and was ejected.It was Gardenhire's first ejection of the season.The White Sox were also without their manager. Rick Renteria was serving a suspension for his role in Wednesday's fracas against Kansas City.___More AP MLB: https://apnews.com/MLB and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
Fri Apr 19 201920:241B Logan Morrison agrees to minor league deal with YankeesLogan Morrison1B/RFMarinersFree Agent
Luke VoitFree Agent
NEW YORK (AP) — Logan Morrison agreed to a minor league contract Friday with the New York Yankees, who sought another first base option with Greg Bird again on the injured list.If added to the 40-man roster, Morrison would get a one-year contract with a $1 million salary while in the major leagues.Morrison told the Tampa Bay Times in July 2017 that Yankees catcher Gary Sánchez did not deserve to be in the All-Star Home Run Derby after missing 21 games between April 8 and May 5 because of a strained right biceps."It's par for the course. I play for the Rays. I get it," Morrison told the newspaper then. "They can't even get my picture right. When they put my name up there they put Corey (Dickerson's) picture up there ... on MLB Network. When they put up the home run leaders they put Corey's swing on there not mine."In April 2018 before playing at Yankee Stadium with the Minnesota Twins, Morrison was quoted criticizing Yankees fans."They didn't like the Gary Sánchez thing with the Home Run... [More]
Fri Apr 19 201920:02Mets ace deGrom going on injured list, getting MRI on elbowSteven MatzRPMetsFree Agent
Noah SyndergaardSPMetsFree Agent
Jacob deGromSPMetsFree Agent
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Mets ace Jacob deGrom is being put on the injured list and returning to New York for an MRI on his elbow after the NL Cy Young Award winner reported a sore right arm."He came in on the off-day and played a little catch and started feeling it a little bit," Mets manager Mickey Callaway said before Friday night's game at St. Louis. "We're not sure what it is."The 30-year-old deGrom, who had been scheduled to pitch Saturday, is coming off two shaky starts. He is 2-2 with a 3.68 ERA in four games this season.DeGrom will go on the injured list retroactive to Tuesday, the team said."We don't know if it's just from general fatigue so we're being overly cautious at this point and making sure we take care of him," Callaway said. "We've got 90 percent of the season left and we feel no reason to really push him too much at this point."Callaway said deGrom's elbow was "barking." DeGrom had Tommy John surgery in 2010.DeGrom was dominant while pitching 13 scoreless innings and striking... [More]
Fri Apr 19 201920:02Khris Davis wants to lead A's to playoffs again and againKhris DavisLFBrewersFree Agent
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Khris Davis is hardly comfortable with the kind of attention and fanfare the Athletics pulled out Friday to honor him for opting to stay in Oakland.So it was quite a scene when the understated slugger raised his arms high as teammates and A's employees cheered and clapped when he entered the room."Yeah, it feels amazing, it's incredible, they're going to make fun of me all day for this," Davis said with a smile Friday, a day after the announcement of his deal adding $33.75 million that runs through 2021.Davis got his big day — at last. He was patient for months, stayed focused on clearing the fences instead of cashing checks, all while showing Oakland's front office it needed to get a new deal done to keep the majors' reigning home run leader around for the foreseeable future."I don't seek attention, I guess, I'm not an attention seeker," Davis said.His 10 home runs entering Friday's game against Toronto was tied for most in baseball.The 31-year-old designated hitter... [More]
Fri Apr 19 201919:36Red Sox trade Swihart to Arizona for minor leaguerBlake SwihartCRed SoxFree Agent
ST. PETERBURG, Fla. (AP) — The Boston Red Sox have traded catcher Blake Swihart to the Arizona Diamondbacks along international bonus pool space for minor league outfielder Marcus Wilson.The teams announced the deal Friday.Swihart was designated for assignment Tuesday. He is 6 for 26 (.231) with one home run and four RBIs in 12 games this season, making all six of his starts at catcher. He has also played at first base and left field.Diamondbacks general manager Mike Hazen worked in player development and amateur scouting with Boston when Swihart was selected in the first round of the 2011 draft. The 27-year-old became one of the club's top prospects, but his offensive production hasn't matched the hype.Wilson was a second-round pick in 2014. The 22-year old has a .255 average with a .727 OPS in 391 minor league games, including 12 this year at Double-A.___More AP MLB: https://apnews.com/MLB and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
Fri Apr 19 201918:04Mets ace deGrom sent back to NY for elbow MRIJacob deGromSPMetsFree Agent
ST. LOUIS (AP) — Mets ace Jacob deGrom is returning to New York for an MRI on his right elbow after shaky outings in his last two starts.Manager Mickey Callaway said the reigning NL Cy Young Award winner has been scratched from his start Saturday at St. Louis. Callaway said deGrom's elbow was "barking" on Friday, a day after playing catch during Thursday's off day.DeGrom is 2-2 with a 3.68 ERA in four starts this season. He dominated with 13 scoreless innings in his first two outings, but lost his last two starts while allowing a total of nine runs on 13 hits and five walks in nine innings.The 30-year-old deGrom won the Cy Young last season with a 1.70 ERA in 32 starts. He signed a $137.5 million, five-year contract in March, right before opening day.___More AP MLB: https://apnews.com/MLB and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
Fri Apr 19 201914:34Logan Morrison agrees to minor league deal with YankeesLogan Morrison1B/RFMarinersFree Agent
Gary SánchezCYankeesFree Agent
Luke VoitFree Agent
NEW YORK (AP) — Logan Morrison has agreed to a minor league contract with the New York Yankees, who sought another first base option with Greg Bird again on the injured list.If added to the 40-man roster, Morrison would get a one-year contract with a $1 million salary while in the major leagues.Morrison told the Tampa Bay Times in July 2017 that Yankees catcher Gary Sánchez did not deserve to be in the All-Star Home Run Derby after missing 21 games between April 8 and May 5 because of a strained right biceps."It's par for the course. I play for the Rays. I get it," Morrison told the newspaper then. "They can't even get my picture right. When they put my name up there they put Corey (Dickerson's) picture up there ... on MLB Network. When they put up the home run leaders they put Corey's swing on there not mine."In April 2018 before playing at Yankee Stadium with the Minnesota Twins, Morrison was quoted criticizing Yankees fans."They didn't like the Gary Sanchez thing with the Home Run Derby,"... [More]
Fri Apr 19 201912:13Indians' Lindor set for season debut after being injuredFrancisco LindorSSIndiansFree Agent
CLEVELAND (AP) — Indians All-Star shortstop Francisco Lindor says he is ready to make his season debut.Lindor sat out Cleveland's first 18 games with a sprained ankle he sustained during spring training in Arizona while recovering from an offseason calf injury. He posted a reflective story about his career on The Players' Tribune, describing Friday how much he's missed playing.Lindor said he's "ready to roll. Ready to help this team win it all. I am going to cherish every single second I am able to play this game. I will not take anything for granted — not any pitch, ground ball, hit . nothing."The 25-year-old will meet with the medical staff once more before he is activated. Lindor likely will be in Cleveland' lineup this weekend against Atlanta.One of baseball's best all-around players, Lindor made three rehab appearances this week for Triple-A Columbus, batting .417 with two home runs.___More AP MLB: https://apnews.com/MLB and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
Fri Apr 19 201903:15LEADING OFF: Red Sox-Rays at opposite ends, Sabathia sharpMadison BumgarnerSPGiantsRotoValue
Kevin KiermaierCF/RFRaysFree Agent
Jordan LylesSPRockiesFree Agent
Dustin Pedroia2BRed SoxSportsWiseGuy.com
Buster Posey1B/CGiantsLas Vegas Giants
Eduardo RodriguezSPRed SoxFree Agent
Drew SmylyRP/SPRaysJetBlack
Justin VerlanderSPTigersThe Seals Guys
Christian WalkerDHOriolesFree Agent
A look at what's happening around the majors today:EARLY TESTOff to the best start in baseball, Kevin Kiermaier and the Tampa Bay Rays host the wobbling Red Sox. Boston is just 6-13, and a real bad series at Tropicana Field could drop the defending World Series champions into a double-digit deficit.Rays manager Kevin Cash will use an opener for the third straight game. Tampa Bay is again employing a reliever to start because ace Blake Snell is out with a broken toe — the reigning AL Cy Young Award winner might have a bullpen session this weekend.Eduardo Rodriguez (1-2, 7.98 ERA) starts for the Red Sox, who will play Tampa Bay six times in 10 days. Boston has placed second baseman Dustin Pedroia back on the injured list because of left knee irritation.A HITTING SABBATICALCC Sabathia takes a unique streak into this matchup vs. Kansas City: The Yankees lefty is the only pitcher in big league history to have back-to-back starts in the regular season of at least five innings while allowing no... [More]
Fri Apr 19 201902:34Corbin takes 1-hitter into 8th, Nationals beat Giants 4-2Matt AlbersRPAstrosFree Agent
Cody AllenRPIndiansMoneyball
Matt AndrieseSPRaysFree Agent
Nolan Arenado3BRockiesFree Agent
Homer BaileySPRedsMoneyball
Tucker BarnhartCRedsFree Agent
Kyle BarracloughFree Agent
Cody BellingerFree Agent
Joe BiaginiFree Agent
Jay BruceRFRedsThe Seals Guys
Miguel Cabrera1B/3B/DHTigersRotoValue
Kole CalhounRFAngelsFree Agent
Nick Castellanos3BTigersFree Agent
Patrick CorbinSPDiamondbacksTexas BigSticks
Zach DaviesFree Agent
Wilmer DifoFree Agent
Josh Donaldson3BAthleticsThe Seals Guys
Sean DoolittleRPAthleticsFree Agent
David FletcherFree Agent
Clint FrazierCFIndiansFree Agent
Freddie Freeman1BBravesRotoValue
Carson FulmerFree Agent
Ken GilesRP/SPPhilliesFree Agent
Shane GreeneRPYankeesFree Agent
Grayson GreinerFree Agent
Randal GrichukRFCardinalsFree Agent
Josh Harrison2B/3B/LF/RFPiratesFree Agent
Ryon HealyFree Agent
César Hernández2B/CFPhilliesFree Agent
Teoscar HernándezOFAstrosFree Agent
Yoshihisa HiranoFree Agent
Raisel IglesiasSPRedsFree Agent
Ender InciarteCF/LFDiamondbacksFree Agent
Kenley JansenRPDodgersRotoValue
Adam JonesCFOriolesBig Poison
Ian KennedySPPadresFree Agent
Erik KratzCRoyalsFree Agent
Evan Longoria3BRaysWith the 5th Pick Truck Selects
Trey Mancini1BOriolesFree Agent
Phil MatonFree Agent
Tim MayzaFree Agent
Ryan McMahonFree Agent
Max Muncy1BAthleticsFree Agent
Omar NarváezFree Agent
Ryan O'HearnFree Agent
Chris PaddackFree Agent
Thomas PannoneFree Agent
Tommy PhamDHCardinalsFree Agent
Michael PinedaSPYankeesFree Agent
Drew PomeranzRPAthleticsFree Agent
Buster Posey1B/CGiantsLas Vegas Giants
Albert Pujols1B/DHAngelsDodger Blue
J.T. RealmutoCMarlinsFree Agent
Anthony Rendon2B/3BNationalsFree Agent
Joey RickardCFRaysFree Agent
Tanner RoarkSPNationalsFree Agent
Eddie Rosario2BTwinsFree Agent
Rio Ruiz3BAstrosFree Agent
Pedro SeverinoFree Agent
Andrelton SimmonsSSBravesJetBlack
Justin Smoak1BBlue JaysFree Agent
Chad SobotkaFree Agent
Eric Sogard2BAthleticsFree Agent
Jorge SolerRFCubsFree Agent
Juan SotoFree Agent
Ryan TeperaRPBlue JaysFree Agent
Gleyber TorresFree Agent
Julio UríasSPDodgersFree Agent
Drew VerHagenSPTigersFree Agent
Joey Votto1BRedsTexas BigSticks
Christian WalkerDHOriolesFree Agent
Luke WeaverFree Agent
Jesse WinkerDHRedsFree Agent
Tony WoltersCIndiansFree Agent
Christian YelichLFMarlinsFree Agent
Ryan Zimmerman3B/LFNationalsOld Hoss
WASHINGTON (AP) — Patrick Corbin took a one-hitter into the eighth inning in his first victory with Washington, Wilmer Difo homered and the Nationals beat the punchless San Francisco Giants 4-2 on Thursday.Signed to a $140 million, six-year contract in December after pitching for six seasons in Arizona, Corbin started three games without a decision with his new team before throwing a gem in the deciding matchup of a three-game series.Corbin (1-0) struck out nine, walked one and a hit a batter over 7 2/3 innings against a struggling San Francisco offense that came in with a .208 average. The lone hits against the lefty were Evan Longoria's fifth-inning double and Erik Kratz's two-out RBI double in the eighth.After Kratz broke up the shutout, Kyle Barraclough entered and retired pinch-hitter Buster Posey. Sean Doolittle worked the ninth, giving up three hits and a run while earning his second save.San Francisco starter Drew Pomeranz (0-2) gave up four runs and six hits in 4 2/3 innings.After... [More]
Fri Apr 19 201901:44Corbin takes 1-hitter into 8th, Nationals beat Giants 4-2Matt AlbersRPAstrosFree Agent
Matt AndrieseSPRaysFree Agent
Nolan Arenado3BRockiesFree Agent
Homer BaileySPRedsMoneyball
Tucker BarnhartCRedsFree Agent
Kyle BarracloughFree Agent
Cody BellingerFree Agent
Joe BiaginiFree Agent
Miguel Cabrera1B/3B/DHTigersRotoValue
Nick Castellanos3BTigersFree Agent
Patrick CorbinSPDiamondbacksTexas BigSticks
Zach DaviesFree Agent
Wilmer DifoFree Agent
Josh Donaldson3BAthleticsThe Seals Guys
Sean DoolittleRPAthleticsFree Agent
Clint FrazierCFIndiansFree Agent
Freddie Freeman1BBravesRotoValue
Carson FulmerFree Agent
Ken GilesRP/SPPhilliesFree Agent
Shane GreeneRPYankeesFree Agent
Grayson GreinerFree Agent
Randal GrichukRFCardinalsFree Agent
Josh Harrison2B/3B/LF/RFPiratesFree Agent
César Hernández2B/CFPhilliesFree Agent
Teoscar HernándezOFAstrosFree Agent
Yoshihisa HiranoFree Agent
Raisel IglesiasSPRedsFree Agent
Ender InciarteCF/LFDiamondbacksFree Agent
Kenley JansenRPDodgersRotoValue
Adam JonesCFOriolesBig Poison
Ian KennedySPPadresFree Agent
Erik KratzCRoyalsFree Agent
Evan Longoria3BRaysWith the 5th Pick Truck Selects
Trey Mancini1BOriolesFree Agent
Phil MatonFree Agent
Tim MayzaFree Agent
Ryan McMahonFree Agent
Max Muncy1BAthleticsFree Agent
Ryan O'HearnFree Agent
Chris PaddackFree Agent
Thomas PannoneFree Agent
Tommy PhamDHCardinalsFree Agent
Michael PinedaSPYankeesFree Agent
Drew PomeranzRPAthleticsFree Agent
Buster Posey1B/CGiantsLas Vegas Giants
J.T. RealmutoCMarlinsFree Agent
Anthony Rendon2B/3BNationalsFree Agent
Joey RickardCFRaysFree Agent
Tanner RoarkSPNationalsFree Agent
Eddie Rosario2BTwinsFree Agent
Rio Ruiz3BAstrosFree Agent
Pedro SeverinoFree Agent
Justin Smoak1BBlue JaysFree Agent
Chad SobotkaFree Agent
Eric Sogard2BAthleticsFree Agent
Jorge SolerRFCubsFree Agent
Juan SotoFree Agent
Ryan TeperaRPBlue JaysFree Agent
Gleyber TorresFree Agent
Julio UríasSPDodgersFree Agent
Drew VerHagenSPTigersFree Agent
Joey Votto1BRedsTexas BigSticks
Christian WalkerDHOriolesFree Agent
Luke WeaverFree Agent
Jesse WinkerDHRedsFree Agent
Tony WoltersCIndiansFree Agent
Christian YelichLFMarlinsFree Agent
Ryan Zimmerman3B/LFNationalsOld Hoss
WASHINGTON (AP) — Patrick Corbin took a one-hitter into the eighth inning in his first victory with Washington, Wilmer Difo homered and the Nationals beat the punchless San Francisco Giants 4-2 on Thursday.Signed to a $140 million, six-year contract in December after pitching for six seasons in Arizona, Corbin started three games without a decision with his new team before throwing a gem in the deciding matchup of a three-game series.Corbin (1-0) struck out nine, walked one and a hit a batter over 7 2/3 innings against a struggling San Francisco offense that came in with a .208 average. The lone hits against the lefty were Evan Longoria's fifth-inning double and Erik Kratz's two-out RBI double in the eighth.After Kratz broke up the shutout, Kyle Barraclough entered and retired pinch-hitter Buster Posey. Sean Doolittle worked the ninth, giving up three hits and a run while earning his second save.San Francisco starter Drew Pomeranz (0-2) gave up four runs and six hits in 4 2/3 innings.After... [More]
Fri Apr 19 201900:14Corbin takes 1-hitter into 8th, Nationals beat Giants 4-2Matt AlbersRPAstrosFree Agent
Matt AndrieseSPRaysFree Agent
Nolan Arenado3BRockiesFree Agent
Homer BaileySPRedsMoneyball
Kyle BarracloughFree Agent
Cody BellingerFree Agent
Joe BiaginiFree Agent
Miguel Cabrera1B/3B/DHTigersRotoValue
Nick Castellanos3BTigersFree Agent
Patrick CorbinSPDiamondbacksTexas BigSticks
Zach DaviesFree Agent
Wilmer DifoFree Agent
Josh Donaldson3BAthleticsThe Seals Guys
Sean DoolittleRPAthleticsFree Agent
Clint FrazierCFIndiansFree Agent
Freddie Freeman1BBravesRotoValue
Carson FulmerFree Agent
Ken GilesRP/SPPhilliesFree Agent
Shane GreeneRPYankeesFree Agent
Grayson GreinerFree Agent
Randal GrichukRFCardinalsFree Agent
Josh Harrison2B/3B/LF/RFPiratesFree Agent
César Hernández2B/CFPhilliesFree Agent
Teoscar HernándezOFAstrosFree Agent
Yoshihisa HiranoFree Agent
Ender InciarteCF/LFDiamondbacksFree Agent
Kenley JansenRPDodgersRotoValue
Adam JonesCFOriolesBig Poison
Ian KennedySPPadresFree Agent
Erik KratzCRoyalsFree Agent
Evan Longoria3BRaysWith the 5th Pick Truck Selects
Trey Mancini1BOriolesFree Agent
Tim MayzaFree Agent
Ryan McMahonFree Agent
Max Muncy1BAthleticsFree Agent
Ryan O'HearnFree Agent
Thomas PannoneFree Agent
Tommy PhamDHCardinalsFree Agent
Michael PinedaSPYankeesFree Agent
Drew PomeranzRPAthleticsFree Agent
Buster Posey1B/CGiantsLas Vegas Giants
J.T. RealmutoCMarlinsFree Agent
Anthony Rendon2B/3BNationalsFree Agent
Joey RickardCFRaysFree Agent
Eddie Rosario2BTwinsFree Agent
Rio Ruiz3BAstrosFree Agent
Pedro SeverinoFree Agent
Justin Smoak1BBlue JaysFree Agent
Chad SobotkaFree Agent
Eric Sogard2BAthleticsFree Agent
Jorge SolerRFCubsFree Agent
Juan SotoFree Agent
Ryan TeperaRPBlue JaysFree Agent
Gleyber TorresFree Agent
Julio UríasSPDodgersFree Agent
Drew VerHagenSPTigersFree Agent
Christian WalkerDHOriolesFree Agent
Luke WeaverFree Agent
Tony WoltersCIndiansFree Agent
Christian YelichLFMarlinsFree Agent
Ryan Zimmerman3B/LFNationalsOld Hoss
WASHINGTON (AP) — Patrick Corbin took a one-hitter into the eighth inning in his first victory with Washington, Wilmer Difo homered and the Nationals beat the punchless San Francisco Giants 4-2 on Thursday.Signed to a $140 million, six-year contract in December after pitching for six seasons in Arizona, Corbin started three games without a decision with his new team before throwing a gem in the deciding matchup of a three-game series.Corbin (1-0) struck out nine, walked one and a hit a batter over 7 2/3 innings against a struggling San Francisco offense that came in with a .208 average. The lone hits against the lefty were Evan Longoria's fifth-inning double and Erik Kratz's two-out RBI double in the eighth.After Kratz broke up the shutout, Kyle Barraclough entered and retired pinch-hitter Buster Posey. Sean Doolittle worked the ninth, giving up three hits and a run while earning his second save.San Francisco starter Drew Pomeranz (0-2) gave up four runs and six hits in 4 2/3 innings.After... [More]
Thu Apr 18 201923:32LEADING OFF: Red Sox-Rays at opposite ends, Sabathia sharpMadison BumgarnerSPGiantsRotoValue
Kevin KiermaierCF/RFRaysFree Agent
Jordan LylesSPRockiesFree Agent
Dustin Pedroia2BRed SoxSportsWiseGuy.com
Buster Posey1B/CGiantsLas Vegas Giants
Eduardo RodriguezSPRed SoxFree Agent
Drew SmylyRP/SPRaysJetBlack
Justin VerlanderSPTigersThe Seals Guys
Christian WalkerDHOriolesFree Agent
A look at what's happening around the majors today:EARLY TESTOff to the best start in baseball, Kevin Kiermaier and the Tampa Bay Rays host the wobbling Red Sox. Boston is just 6-13, and a real bad series at Tropicana Field could drop the defending World Series champions into a double-digit deficit.Rays manager Kevin Cash will use an opener for the third straight game. Tampa Bay is again employing a reliever to start because ace Blake Snell is out with a broken toe — the reigning AL Cy Young Award winner might have a bullpen session this weekend.Eduardo Rodriguez (1-2, 7.98 ERA) starts for the Red Sox, who will play Tampa Bay six times in 10 days. Boston has placed second baseman Dustin Pedroia back on the injured list because of left knee irritation.A HITTING SABBATICALCC Sabathia takes a unique streak into this matchup vs. Kansas City: The Yankees lefty is the only pitcher in big league history to have back-to-back starts in the regular season of at least five innings while allowing no... [More]
Thu Apr 18 201922:55Khris Davis, A's agree to deal adding $33.75M for '20, '21Gerrit ColeSPPiratesDodger Blue
Khris DavisLFBrewersFree Agent
Edwin JacksonSPCubsFree Agent
Anthony Rendon2B/3BNationalsFree Agent
Justin VerlanderSPTigersThe Seals Guys
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — At spring training, Khris Davis expressed his desire to stay with the Oakland Athletics on a long-term contract for the next several seasons. He wants to build something special in the East Bay, while keeping up his remarkable home run pace.Davis now has the new deal he so wanted, after patiently waiting for it to get done.Davis' contract, announced by the team Thursday, takes him through the 2021 season. The deal adds $33.75 million for 2020 and '21, which increased Davis' guarantee to $50.25 million over three years, a person familiar with the agreement told The Associated Press. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because contract terms had not been announced."Oakland has been a special place for me since I arrived," Davis said. "I love playing here in front of our fans, and my teammates make this feel, like a family. I never hid the fact that I wanted to stay in Oakland because that is how I feel and I'm glad that I can continue to call the city of Oakland... [More]
Thu Apr 18 201922:17Corbin takes 1-hitter into 8th, Nationals beat Giants 4-2Matt AndrieseSPRaysFree Agent
Homer BaileySPRedsMoneyball
Kyle BarracloughFree Agent
Joe BiaginiFree Agent
Miguel Cabrera1B/3B/DHTigersRotoValue
Nick Castellanos3BTigersFree Agent
Patrick CorbinSPDiamondbacksTexas BigSticks
Wilmer DifoFree Agent
Josh Donaldson3BAthleticsThe Seals Guys
Sean DoolittleRPAthleticsFree Agent
Clint FrazierCFIndiansFree Agent
Freddie Freeman1BBravesRotoValue
Carson FulmerFree Agent
Ken GilesRP/SPPhilliesFree Agent
Shane GreeneRPYankeesFree Agent
Grayson GreinerFree Agent
Randal GrichukRFCardinalsFree Agent
Josh Harrison2B/3B/LF/RFPiratesFree Agent
Teoscar HernándezOFAstrosFree Agent
Yoshihisa HiranoFree Agent
Ender InciarteCF/LFDiamondbacksFree Agent
Adam JonesCFOriolesBig Poison
Ian KennedySPPadresFree Agent
Erik KratzCRoyalsFree Agent
Evan Longoria3BRaysWith the 5th Pick Truck Selects
Tim MayzaFree Agent
Ryan O'HearnFree Agent
Thomas PannoneFree Agent
Michael PinedaSPYankeesFree Agent
Drew PomeranzRPAthleticsFree Agent
Buster Posey1B/CGiantsLas Vegas Giants
Anthony Rendon2B/3BNationalsFree Agent
Eddie Rosario2BTwinsFree Agent
Justin Smoak1BBlue JaysFree Agent
Chad SobotkaFree Agent
Jorge SolerRFCubsFree Agent
Juan SotoFree Agent
Ryan TeperaRPBlue JaysFree Agent
Gleyber TorresFree Agent
Drew VerHagenSPTigersFree Agent
Christian WalkerDHOriolesFree Agent
Luke WeaverFree Agent
Ryan Zimmerman3B/LFNationalsOld Hoss
WASHINGTON (AP) — Patrick Corbin took a one-hitter into the eighth inning in his first victory with Washington, Wilmer Difo homered and the Nationals beat the punchless San Francisco Giants 4-2 on Thursday.Signed to a $140 million, six-year contract in December after pitching for six seasons in Arizona, Corbin started three games without a decision with his new team before throwing a gem in the deciding matchup of a three-game series.Corbin (1-0) struck out nine, walked one and a hit a batter over 7 2/3 innings against a struggling San Francisco offense that came in with a .208 average. The lone hits against the lefty were Evan Longoria's fifth-inning double and Erik Kratz's two-out RBI double in the eighth.After Kratz broke up the shutout, Kyle Barraclough entered and retired pinch-hitter Buster Posey. Sean Doolittle worked the ninth, giving up three hits and a run while earning his second save.San Francisco starter Drew Pomeranz (0-2) gave up four runs and six hits in 4 2/3 innings.After... [More]
Thu Apr 18 201920:53Red Sox place Pedroia on injured list with knee irritationDustin Pedroia2BRed SoxSportsWiseGuy.com
Marcus WaldenSPAthleticsFree Agent
BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Red Sox have placed second baseman Dustin Pedroia on the 10-day injured list with left knee irritation.The 35-year-old Pedroia started the season on the injured list with inflammation in his left knee. He was reinstated April 9 and appeared in four games with Boston, making four starts at second base and two as a designated hitter and going 2 for 20 (.100) with a walk, an RBI and a run scored.To fill Pedroia's spot, Boston is recalling right-handed pitcher Marcus Walden from Triple-A Pawtucket ahead of Friday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays.Walden has appeared in five games this season. The right-hander is 2-0 with a 3.38 ERA. In 13 major league appearances with Boston, Walden is 2-0 with one save and a 3.57 ERA.___More AP MLB: https://apnews.com/MLB and https://twitter.com/AP_Sports
Thu Apr 18 201918:05Khris Davis, A's agree to deal adding $33.75M for '20, '21Gerrit ColeSPPiratesDodger Blue
Khris DavisLFBrewersFree Agent
Edwin JacksonSPCubsFree Agent
Anthony Rendon2B/3BNationalsFree Agent
Justin VerlanderSPTigersThe Seals Guys
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — At spring training, Khris Davis expressed his desire to stay with the Oakland Athletics on a long-term contract for the next several seasons. He wants to build something special in the East Bay, while keeping up his remarkable home run pace.Davis now has the new deal he so wanted, after patiently waiting for it to get done.Davis' contract, announced by the team Thursday, takes him through the 2021 season. The deal adds $33.75 million for 2020 and '21, which increased Davis' guarantee to $50.25 million over three years, a person familiar with the agreement told The Associated Press. The person spoke on condition of anonymity because contract terms had not been announced.Davis hit a majors-best 48 home runs last season while setting a career high with 123 RBIs, helping send the 97-win A's back to the playoffs for the first time in four years. He is leading the majors again with 10 home runs so far this season and is batting .260 with 20 RBIs."I never think he's cold,... [More]
Thu Apr 18 201917:45Corbin takes 1-hitter into 8th, Nationals beat Giants 4-2Matt AndrieseSPRaysFree Agent
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Patrick Corbin took a one-hitter into the eighth inning in his first victory with Washington, Wilmer Difo homered and the Nationals beat the punchless San Francisco Giants 4-2 on Thursday.Signed to a $140 million, six-year contract in December after pitching for six seasons in Arizona, Corbin started three games without a decision with his new team before throwing a gem in the deciding matchup of a three-game series.Corbin (1-0) struck out nine, walked one and a hit a batter over 7 2/3 innings against a struggling San Francisco offense that came in with a .208 average. The lone hits against the lefty were Evan Longoria's fifth-inning double and Erik Kratz's two-out RBI double in the eighth.After Kratz broke up the shutout, Kyle Barraclough entered and retired pinch-hitter Buster Posey. Sean Doolittle worked the ninth, giving up three hits and a run while earning his second save.San Francisco starter Drew Pomeranz (0-2) gave up four runs and six hits in 4 2/3 innings.After... [More]
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