The first six weeks of the MLB season have been full of surprising player performances. These 25 players stand out for their hot and surprising starts early in 2025.
In February, MLB and ESPN each triggered an opt-out clause in their broadcasting agreement for the 2026-28 seasons. That means that as things stand, this is ESPN’s final year carrying MLB games.
Tylor Megill delivered a much-needed performance for both himself and the New York Mets on Wednesday against the Boston Red Sox, striking out 10 batters to help New York snap its three-game losing streak.
Since arriving in Philadelphia, Jesús Luzardo has been everything the Phillies envisioned when they acquired him in a rare in-division trade with the Miami Marlins.
Rafael Devers has been unhappy with the Red Sox for the better part of the last four months, and one franchise legend feels manager Alex Cora is to blame.
It's been a great season for the Detroit Tigers so far in 2025, but they've hit another bump in the road as it relates to the starting rotation, which has long been a strong point for Detroit.
Soto generating more boos than RBI (zero) during a three-game series at the Yankees did little to quiet chatter about how he is and/or isn't fitting in with the Mets this spring.
New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge is dominating the big leagues. In 46 games, the two-time MVP is hitting .401 and getting on base in nearly half his at-bats.
The Boston Red Sox entered the season feeling as if they assembled a roster that can compete with anyone. But instead of living up their lofty expectations, Boston has endured a roller coaster ride of a season so far.