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The Washington Nationals placed infielder/outfielder Ildemaro Vargas on the 10-day injured list due to a left shoulder strain and recalled infielder Jeter Downs

Paused ticket sales for next year to get a handle on what is unprecedented demand turning now to opening baseball where the braves treated fans to dramatic comeback win over the padres lets pick things up in the bottom of ninth inning the game, the braves with a runner on second base. >> orlando arcia rips a walk off to give the braves a 7-2 victory. baseball feels good to just have it back. all right, time now for the weather and for that lets go to meteorologist michelle grossman for the for...

Two businesses from Bury have been named on a government list of ‘deliberate tax defaulters’.

Miami Marlins second baseman Luis Arraez and Minnesota Twins pitcher Pablo Lopez -- traded for each other in January -- will be in the same stadium Monday night

The Baltimore Orioles start their season on the road against the Boston Red Sox as they hope to build upon the success and high hopes from last year.

Pretty big. yeah and gone is the shift no longer will a shortstop or third baseman be able to play in right field against left handed batters. they now have to stay left of second base is gonna cause teams to be more athletic. you dont be able to put just anybody here. anybody there and depend on the shift. to make up for whatever deficiencies that they may have talked to say. so far. theyre happy with what theyve seen. baseball is an investment of time. i like the way it was and i like the way ...

With the Rockies’ season set to get underway March 30 at Petco Park against the NL West rival Padres, here is The Denver Post’s projection for Colorado’s opening-day 26-man roster.

The team is undefeated since Feb. 2 and looks to continue a promising start to the 2023 season in conference play.

Dodgers shortstop Gavin Lux, who was carted off the field after getting hurt running the bases on Monday, was due to undergo an MRI exam on his right knee, acco

The Orioles are heading into the 2023 season with high hopes and even higher expectations after a surprising 2022 season when they finished above .500 for the first time since 2016.