With the game tied 0-0 in the bottom of the eighth inning, Rays second baseman Brandon Lowe launched a go-ahead solo home run to propel them to an MLB Wild Card era record 10-0 start to the 2023 season.
We spotlight three sluggers who have started the spring strong.
After Tuesday's 4-1 loss to the Atlanta Braves, St. Louis Cardinals manager Oliver Marmol voiced some displeasure with a member of the team and the effort he gave on a crucial play in the game.
History was made on Sunday night when St. Louis Cardinal teammates Tommy Edman and Lars Nootbaar became the first non-citizens to play for their respective countries in international play.
Twins shortstop prospect Brooks Lee has been impressing the likes of Carlos Correa and manager Rocco Baldelli in spring training.
For the first time in Elvis Andrus' 14-year MLB career, he is not playing shortstop.
Veen got off to a good start to his goal of making the big league club out of spring training.
When he catches fire, he is tough to contain, and that's just what Golden State Warriors guard Klay Thompson did Friday night.
Combining to score 87 points, the two helped propel the Kings to their biggest win of the season.
Three years ago, new Chicago Cubs outfielder Cody Bellinger was on top of the baseball world. His stats then fell off a cliff. Now at age 27, he'll look to get things back on track.
When making the move to the United States, Oakland Athletics pitcher Shintaro Fujinami never could have dreamed his first start would be against someone he played against back home in Japan.
Owner of the fastest pitch in college baseball history, Los Angeles Angels prospect Ben Joyce is hoping to turn heads during his first spring training as a professional.
Looking to become the first teenager to start for the Phillies since 1980, Andrew Painter is hoping to continue the dominant start to his professional career and turn that into a rotation spot in the MLB.
After a magical run in 2022 with Albert Pujols that saw the 42-year-old smash 24 home runs, including No. 700 in his career, the St. Louis Cardinals are heading into spring training with an open battle for the new designated hitter.
With no expectations to make the major league team, Holliday will use this as a chance to soak in all that he can to help him adjust as he climbs his way through the minor leagues in 2023.
Drafted in the third round of the 2022 NFL Draft by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, former Arizona State Sun Devil Rachaad White saw plenty of action in his first season.
Originally slated to be a part of Team USA in the 2023 World Baseball Classic, Nick Martinez withdrew due to the USA wanting to use him as a reliever.
During the offseason, Jason Heyward knew that he needed to make major changes in order to continue playing in the majors. The Los Angeles Dodgers made the call, signing Heyward to a minor-league deal with an invite to camp and reuniting him with former teammate Freddie Freeman.
With spring training only days away, here are some of the top prospects in the National League who have a chance to make an impact in the majors during the 2023 season.
With spring training only days away, here are some of the top prospects in the American League who have a chance to make an impact in the majors during the 2023 season.
If this group of outfielders can live up to its potential, Diamondbacks baseball will feature the excitement it has lacked since franchise legend Paul Goldschmidt was traded in 2018.
Julio Urias has quietly been one of the best pitchers in the MLB over the past three seasons. He led the MLB in wins with 20 in 2021 and last year he led the National League with a 2.16 ERA while finishing third in the Cy Young award voting.
With O'Reilly in the last year of his contract and the Blues struggling to stay in the playoff picture, it made sense to find a trade for him. Allowing him a chance to compete in the playoffs, while getting something in return was a win-win for both parties.
Frankie Montas, the Yankees' big acquisition at last year's trade deadline, is undergoing potential season-ending shoulder surgery.
Kansas City Chiefs general manager Brett Veach stated that there would be a thousand-yard rusher that would come from the late rounds of the 2022 NFL Draft, and he wasn't wrong.