After putting together a highly successful road trip through the Bronx and Baltimore, the Red Sox will now employ one of their top advantages of the 2025 season.
A lot can happen in one inning. Just ask the Washington Nationals.
Needing to find a way to put a positive end to a disappointing homestand, the New York Yankees made history on Wednesday afternoon against the Washington Nationals.
On Tuesday, MLB released the entire 2026 schedule, and despite the Taylor Swift-Travis Kelce engagement news breaking the internet, there was still plenty of buzz about what next year could hold.
With catcher Cal Raleigh reaching the 50-homer milestone on Tuesday night, it's easy to overlook what he's doing from each side of the plate as a switch-hitter during his monster season.
With a month remaining in the 2025 season, Yardbarker's MLB writers got together to identify one player from each club who is playing to save his job for 2026.
If the New York Yankees are going to stay in contention for a postseason berth, the issues that surfaced in the ninth inning of Saturday's 12-1 loss to the Boston Red Sox must be resolved.
Let’s take a look at one player from each team in the National League West who was drafted early and turned out to be a bust.
In what could be his final start at Coors Field, Clayton Kershaw turned in a masterful performance on Thursday afternoon.
Shohei Ohtani was literally roughed up on Wednesday night in his first-ever regular-season start at Coors Field.
Any kind of move to the bullpen would also need some time to allow Ohtani to adjust to the role.
In his first year with the Boston Red Sox, Alex Bregman is making a bigger impact on the team than the box score shows, according to manager Alex Cora.
His trip to the injured list with the left oblique strain was his first time on the IL in his four-year career.
He lowered his ERA to 1.41 on the season by scattering four hits and allowing just one run over 7.0 innings as the Orioles handed Boston a 6-3 defeat
Nathaniel Lowe arrived inside the Boston Red Sox clubhouse on Monday with a lot of questions and a lot to prove as well.
Things aren't trending well on the mound for the Phillies.
After working to return to the Chicago Cubs' lineup following an oblique injury, Miguel Amaya suffered a gruesome-looking injury in his first game back with the Cubs on Wednesday night.
Pittsburgh Pirates ace Paul Skenes may continue to be one of the top contenders for the National League Cy Young Award, but there is one place where he has appeared mortal this season.
The Los Angeles Dodgers and San Diego Padres are locked in a battle for the top of the National League West.
With an off day on Monday and a huge five-game home series on the horizon against the Milwaukee Brewers, the Chicago Cubs' potential for winning the National League Central just keeps sliding downhill.
Not all prospects rise to star status. As the season heads deep into the dog days of a 162-game regular season, Yardbarker MLB writers identify one overhyped prospect for every big-league team.
While the race for the top of the American League West continues to be a battle between the Houston Astros and Seattle Mariners, one move made by the Astros at the MLB trade deadline may ultimately swing the division (and maybe more) in their favor.
For all of the talk about the Denver Broncos potentially having a Super Bowl-worthy roster, the starters didn't live up to the high expectations and early hype on Saturday night.
Whether Mookie Betts' revised mentality can assist the Dodgers is something to watch for the remainder of 2025 and beyond.
An injury-filled season that was suddenly cut short now has plenty of question marks surrounding what comes next.