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May 30

‘He’s our ace’: Inside Yoshinobu Yamamoto’s crucial second-year rise with the Dodgers

Yoshinobu Yamamoto is developing into the star the Dodgers envisioned when they made him the highest-paid pitcher in the sport a year ago.

May 30

Angels activate Mike Trout vs. Guardians, reinstate superstar from IL

Mike Trout has officially been activated from the injured list ahead of the Angels' away game vs. the Guardians on Friday.

May 30

Astros pitcher Lance McCullers gets 24-hour security after he and family receive death threats

Houston Astros pitcher Lance McCullers was given 24-hour security by team owner Jim Crane after he received death threats on social media.

May 29

Dodgers vs. Yankees: Which team has the edge at each position? Here's our picks.

The Dodgers and Yankees meet up for the first time since the World Series. Two stacked lineups, but which team has the advantage at each spot? We break it down.

May 29

Yankees fan jukes out security on field before being handcuffed, catches it all on camera

A New York Yankees fan made a bold move by rushing the field during their 1-0 win over the Los Angeles Angeles on Wednesday night in Anaheim.

May 29

Braves outfielder Michael Harris II robs Phillies of three-run homer with sensational snag

Atlanta Braves outfielder Michael Harris II robbed Philadelphia Phillies left fielder Max Kepler of a three-run home run with an incredible catch.

May 29

MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred calls decision to take Pete Rose off permanently ineligible list 'difficult'

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred called the decision to remove Pete Rose from the permanently ineligible list earlier this month a "difficult" one.

May 29

MLB invests in Athletes Unlimited Softball League ahead of new season

Major League Baseball is investing in Athletes Unlimited to support its softball league that will debut next month.

May 29

Youth baseball gets MLB technology upgrade as Perfect Game partners with PitchCom

Perfect Game is the first youth baseball company to partner with PitchCom, the communication device that MLB pitchers and catchers use.

May 29

Co-owner of PitchCom says the idea for the communication device came from the Astros' sign-stealing scandal

John Hankins, co-owner and co-investor of PitchCom, tells Fox News Digital that the idea for the communication device came from the Houston Astros' sign-stealing scandal.