Dodgers to Place Shohei Ohtani on Injured List, Says Dave Roberts
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Dave Roberts announced on Wednesday that two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani will be placed on the injured list.
Fox Sports — Read Source Article »
Yankees Recall Anthony Volpe Following Jazz Chisholm Jr. Injury
The New York Yankees are promoting infielder Anthony Volpe from Triple-A after Jazz Chisholm Jr. was diagnosed with a right thumb sprain, requiring a 7 to 10-day shutdown.
NY Post — Read Source Article »
Dodgers to Call Up Top Prospect Josue De Paula for MLB Debut
The Los Angeles Dodgers are reportedly calling up 21-year-old outfield prospect Josue De Paula, who is expected to skip Triple-A entirely and join the team on Friday in Miami.
Clutch Points — Read Source Article »
Astros Star Jose Altuve Reaches 2,500 Career Hits Milestone
Houston Astros second baseman Jose Altuve collected his 2,500th career hit on Wednesday, becoming only the 103rd player in MLB history and the second in franchise history to reach the milestone.
Yardbarker — Read Source Article »
Red Sox Face Potential Extension Costs for Catcher Adley Rutschman
Following a trade that brought catcher Adley Rutschman to Boston in exchange for Carlos Narváez and several prospects, analysts are evaluating what a potential contract extension might cost.
Mlbtraderumors — Read Source Article »
Japanese Stars Sato, Taira, and Itoh Expected to Post Early in November
Nippon Professional Baseball stars Teruaki Sato, Kaima Taira, and Hiromi Itoh are reportedly expected to be posted in early November, allowing them to sign before a potential MLB lockout.
ESPN — Read Source Article »
Benches Clear in Pirates-White Sox Game After Slide Contact
Tempers flared and benches cleared during the Pirates’ 4-2 win over the White Sox after Chicago’s Sam Antonacci elbowed Pittsburgh’s Brandon Lowe while trying to break up a double play.
NY Post — Read Source Article »
Willson Contreras Scheduled for Rehab Assignment with Double-A Portland
Red Sox catcher Willson Contreras is scheduled to play a rehab game for Double-A Portland on Friday as he nears a return from the 10-day injured list following a hamstring strain.
ESPN — Read Source Article »
Angels Outfielder Hayden Álvarez Selected First Overall in LIDOM Draft
Los Angeles Angels outfielder Hayden Álvarez was selected with the first overall pick by Tigres del Licey in the 2026 Dominican Winter League (LIDOM) draft on Wednesday evening.
Baseball America — Read Source Article »
Diamondbacks Receive Positive Pitching Injury Updates for Postseason Push
The Arizona Diamondbacks have received encouraging injury updates regarding their pitching rotation as the team prepares for its late-season push toward the postseason.
Heavy — Read Source Article »
Five Key MLB Prospects Highlighted After Earning September Callups
Baseball America has highlighted five key prospects who received September callups, giving them valuable major league experience as they prepare for the 2027 season.
Baseball America — Read Source Article »
Weather Delay Impacts Diamondbacks-Royals Game Schedule
The matchup between the Arizona Diamondbacks and the Kansas City Royals has been delayed, with updates provided on the weather conditions and the revised expected start time.
Heavy — Read Source Article »
Bryce Harper Struggles with MLB’s New ABS Challenge System
Philadelphia Phillies star Bryce Harper is reportedly experiencing difficulties adjusting to the league’s new ABS challenge system, which allows hitters to contest umpire calls.
Heavy — Read Source Article »
Seiya Suzuki’s Strong NPB Legacy Highlights MLB Transition Analysis
An analysis of Seiya Suzuki’s career highlights his dominant final seasons in Japan with the Hiroshima Carp, where he led the league with a 1.015 OPS before transitioning to MLB.
Mlbtraderumors — Read Source Article »
Kodai Senga Excels in Mets’ Closer Role with Seventh Save
Kodai Senga secured his seventh save of the season for the Mets, throwing 10 consecutive forkballs against the Marlins. Senga has a 2.03 ERA in 14 relief appearances since August 1.
NY Post — Read Source Article »
