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Texas Rangers March 24

Rangers pitcher learns he made opening day roster during game

Texas Rangers pitcher Carter Baumler learned he was going to make the team's major leaguer roster for opening day during his outing on Monday night.

Houston Astros March 23

World Series champ recalls terrifying near-drowning incident in Minnesota

Houston Astros star shortstop Carlos Correa recalled a near-drowning incident with his son on Lake Minnetonka in Minneapolis last summer.

Philadelphia Phillies March 23

Phillies pitcher suffers cardiac event after bullpen session at spring training

Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Daniel Robert suffered a cardiac event following a bullpen session at the team's springing traniing facility in Florida.

MLB March 22

Mariners' Randy Arozarena Apologizes for Cal Raleigh Comments: 'We're Brothers'

Randy Arozarena insists everything is cool between him and his Seattle Mariners teammate Cal Raleigh.

New York Yankees March 22

Top 10 North American Sports Rivalries: From USA vs. Mexico to Ohio State vs. Michigan

These are the biggest rivalries in North American sports, from the pitch to the hardwood and gridiron.

San Francisco Giants March 21

MLB umpire caught on hot mic begging pitch to 'please be a strike' after catcher issues ABS challenge

MLB's Automated Ball-Strike System had a memorable spring training moment when umpire Bill Miller's open mic caught him saying, "Please be a strike" during a challenge.

Detroit Tigers March 21

Tigers top prospect goes viral for unfiltered reaction to Pirates' Seth Hernandez's 102 mph heater

The Detroit Tigers' top prospect, Max Clark, had a priceless reaction to a 102.4 mph fastball from Pittsburgh Pirates prospect Seth Hernandez in a 8-7 loss.

San Francisco Giants March 20

Giants Ace Logan Webb on Negative Team USA Narrative: 'It's Bulls---'

San Francisco Giants ace Logan Webb made his opinion on the negative narrative surrounding Team USA clear.

MLB March 20

Former MLB outfielder Larry Stahl, best known for spoiling a perfect game, dead at 84

Larry Stahl, the former MLB player who drew a controversial walk to spoil Milt Pappas' perfect game in 1972, has died at age 84 in Illinois.

Cleveland Guardians March 20

Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase, Luis Ortiz no longer getting paid as they await gambling trial: report

Major League Baseball shifted Cleveland Guardians pitchers Emmanuel Clase and Luis Ortiz to unpaid leave pending their trial for alleged involvement in a pitch-rigging scheme.