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Detroit 1, Cleveland 0: Good pitching, sacrifice hits, and a winning streak started Share this story Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images The third game of the Cleveland-Detroit series, of which the Cleves took the first two, featured solid pitching and defense all around. The Tigers snapped their four-game losing streak by beating Cleveland 1-0, with Michael Fulmer picking up the win in relief. Toeing the slab for the Buckeyes was the young Triston McKenzie, who’s had an up-and-down year. If his name sounds familiar, it’s because on August 22 last year, against the Tigers in his major-league...

March 14, 2021 Brady Singer played in the SEC for three seasons before being drafted by the Kansas City Royals, so he faced a ton of talented hitters prior to starting his professional career. Pitching for the University of Florida from 2016-2018, Singer matched up against the likes of JJ Bleday, Nick Senzel, Bryan Reynolds, and Evan White. Easy marks were few and far between. Which of his collegiate opponents does Singer recall respecting the most? More specifically, which hitter had him laser-focused on making quality pitches, lest an errant offering result in serious damage? “One that re...

Rheal Cormier's baseball career saw him pitch 16 seasons in the majors and represent Canada in the Olympics twice. He died Monday at age 53 from cancer.

MLB notebook: Bradley joins Brewers as Cain faces quadriceps issue The Milwaukee Brewers believe they have room for more than one Gold Glove center fielder in their outfield News service reports Share The Milwaukee Brewers believe they have room for more than one Gold Glove center fielder in their outfield. Milwaukee finalized the $24 million, two-year contract with Jackie Bradley Jr., whose deal allows him to opt out after this season to become a free agent again. Bradley, who turns 31 on April 19, joins an outfield that already includes 2019 Gold Glove center fielder Lorenzo Cain, 2018 NL...

What made Rheal Cormier one of Canada's greatest baseball players Denis Boucher joins Jamie Campbell to reflect on the life and legacy of Rheal Cormier and the impact Cormier had on his life. | March 8, 2021, 7:36 PM March 8, 2021, 7:36 PM TORONTO – Early in the 2000 season, Rheal Cormier and the Boston Red Sox were visiting Jason Dickson and the Anaheim Angels, as they were known then, bringing the New Brunswick pitchers together for the first time. “The bullpens are stacked (at Angel Stadium), one on top of the other, and that’s where we struck up a conversation through the fence,”...