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July 21

2025 MLB Power Rankings: Cubs Lead Central Surge; 2nd-Half Questions For Every Team

Here are the latest MLB power rankings, including one looming second-half question for every squad.

July 16

Which 10 Players Have the Most MLB All-Star Game Selections?

Which players have the most career MLB All-Star Game selections? FOX Sports Research compiled the list of MLB greats.

July 15

Hamptons to Cape Cod to 'Absolutely Nothing': How All-Stars Saw Their Plans Change

Plans change and trips gets canceled -- especially for these MLB All-Star replacements.

July 14

2025 MLB All-Star Game: Building All-Time Lineups For All 30 Teams

FOX Sports assembled the all-time lineups for all 30 MLB teams — including the best relief pitchers, designated hitters, and managers.

June 30

Nationals' James Wood becomes 1st player to receive 4 intentional walks since Barry Bonds

Washington Nationals slugging outfielder James Wood was given the intentional pass four times against the Los Angeles Angeles on Sunday afternoon.

June 28

Angels manager Ron Washington to remain on medical leave for remainder of season

Los Angeles Angels manager Ron Washington will remain on medical leave for the remainder of the 2025 season, the team announced on Friday.

June 21

Astros pitcher confronts Angels shortstop after hitting him with pitch, sparking bench-clearing scene

Los Angeles Angels shortstop Zach Neto started walking and yelling toward Houston Astros starting pitcher Hunter Brown after being hit by a pitch, prompting the benches to empty.

June 20

Angels manager Ron Washington steps away indefinitely due to health concerns

Ron Washington, 73, addressed his team before he stepped away indefinitely. The Angels have mostly outperformed expectations under Washington this season.

June 20

Last Night in Baseball: Juan Soto Reached 1,000 Career Hits Faster Than Most

Juan Soto makes speedy work of history, Byron Buxton does it again (and again), Pete Crow-Armstrong gets to 20/20 already and more from Thursday's MLB action.

June 16

Shohei Ohtani's former interpreter reports to prison for stealing nearly $17 million

Shohei Ohtani's ex-interpreter, Ippei Mizuhara, began a 57-month prison term after pleading guilty to bank fraud and filing false tax returns in $17 million.