Royals pitcher Ryan Bergert, who was scheduled to start Friday against Toronto, experienced tightness in his right forearm before Wednesday’s win over the Mariners and will go on the injured list.
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Dodgers considering Ohtani helping as reliever
Dave Roberts said the Dodgers have talked about Shohei Ohtani pitching out of the bullpen in the playoffs. As for playing in the outfield, as Ohtani said Tuesday he’d be willing to do, Roberts said that won’t happen.
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Cubs’ Tucker visits Florida for additional treatment
Kyle Tucker traveled to Florida for treatment on his injured left calf, with Cubs manager Craig Counsell saying the four-time All-Star had plateaued in his recovery.
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Mets activate Torrens; Alvarez in lineup after HBP
Backup catcher Luis Torrens was reinstated from the injured list Wednesday, but starting catcher Francisco Alvarez was right back in the lineup after leaving Tuesday’s game when he was drilled on the left arm.
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Brewers’ Quintana on IL; Megill return in doubt
The Brewers put Jose Quintana on the IL due to a calf injury and are unsure when All-Star closer Trevor Megill can return with the playoffs approaching.
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Federer thrilled to see Laver Cup at Chase Center
Roger Federer, in town for the Laver Cup this weekend at Chase Center, caught his first glimpse of the unique black court at the Warriors’ arena and said he felt he was “missing out that I can’t play.”
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Bubbly flows as Cubs reach 1st playoffs since ’20
Ian Happ homered and drove in three runs as the Cubs won for the seventh time in eight games to clinch their first postseason berth since 2020.
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MLB playoff tracker: Cubs clinch their spot — who can secure postseason play next?
From current playoff matchups to league races to the postseason schedule, we have everything you need to know.
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Rays presidents will step down as part of sale
Tampa Bay Rays presidents Matt Silverman and Brian Auld will step down from their roles as part of the pending sale of the team to new owners, the team announced Wednesday.
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White Sox lefty Pérez exits with sore shoulder
Chicago White Sox left-hander Martin Pérez exited his start against Baltimore on Wednesday because of left shoulder soreness.