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Power Rankings: There's a new No. 1 ... again
Another change at the top of the list and an NL-heavy top 10 dominate our rankings.
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Slow start? Not this year! Francisco Lindor has Mets rolling
After stumbling out of the gate last season, the star shortstop and his team are lighting up Citi Field.
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'There's no drop-off down there': How the bottom of the order is powering the Cubs' offense to top of MLB
Chicago has scored more runs than any team in the majors so far -- with the help of some unexpected sluggers.
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Twins' Lewis ready to start rehab assignment
Twins third baseman Royce Lewis, who hasn't played since March 16 due to a hamstring strain, will begin an injury rehab assignment Friday at Triple-A St. Paul.
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Mets' McNeil back from season-opening IL stint
The Mets activated Jeff McNeil, who hasn't played this season because of a right oblique strain, from the injured list Thursday night.
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Dodgers' Snell to pause throwing after discomfort
Dodgers starter Blake Snell will back off his throwing program after feeling discomfort in his left shoulder while playing catch Tuesday, according to manager Dave Roberts.
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Royals ace Ragans exits early with groin issue
Royals ace Cole Ragans will undergo testing on his left groin after the All-Star left-hander was forced to leave Thursday's start after just three innings and 62 pitches.
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Negro Leagues museum seeking $30M expansion
Former Phillies slugger Ryan Howard and current Padres manager Mike Shildt are pushing for the expansion of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum.
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Rays lose rookie OF Mangum to strained groin
The Rays placed rookie outfielder Jake Mangum on the 10-day injured list with a left groin strain Thursday.
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Tucker finishes 2025 as fantasy's No. 1? Alonso hits .300? Don't be surprised
Eric Karabell looks into the crystal ball to tell fantasy baseball managers what might come to pass in the not-too-distant future.
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Houston Astros' fried chicken waffle sandwich leads new MLB park treats
MLB parks are staying creative with their new food items in the 2025 season.
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Pitchers tell their best stories of failed new pitches
Every ace wants to add something filthy to his arsenal. Sometimes it just doesn't work out.
