Mets third baseman Mark Vientos missed Sunday’s game with a groin injury, while catcher Francisco Alvarez and second baseman Jeff McNeil are nearing a return.
Category: Baseball
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Phillies put struggling Marsh (hamstring) on IL
The Phillies placed struggling outfielder Brandon Marsh on the 10-day injured list Sunday due to a right hamstring strain.
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Marlins’ Conine dislocates shoulder, out months
The Marlins have lost left fielder Griffin Conine for at least two months after he suffered a dislocated left shoulder during Saturday’s game vs. the Phillies.
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Ohtani back in L.A. lineup after daughter’s birth
Shohei Ohtani returned to the Dodgers’ lineup Sunday for the series finale against the Rangers, activated off the paternity list after his wife gave birth to the couple’s first child.
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‘How do we get better?’ How Padres’ October disappointment inspired 2025 success
The Padres were a win away from knocking out the Dodgers last year. Now, they’re determined to come back even stronger — even against the defending champs.
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Verdugo sparks Braves in new role with 4 hits
Alex Verdugo had four hits and scored two runs in a win over the Twins on Saturday, just his second game with the team since he was recalled.
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Yanks’ Williams blows 4-run lead; ERA up to 9.00
Devin Williams gave up a four-run lead in the ninth inning in the Yankees’ 10-8 loss to the Rays on Saturday, ballooning his season ETA to 9.00.
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Berrios confronts Raleigh, suspects pitch tipping
Jose Berrios, Saturday’s starter for the Toronto Blue Jays, suspected Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh was relaying pitch information to his teammates and wanted him to know what he thought of it, exchanging words with him after the fourth inning.
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McCullers (illness) has another setback in return
Astros pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. had another setback in his return from elbow surgery when he was scratched from a minor league rehabilitation start because of a stomach illness.
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Err Jordan: Romano rocked, but Phillies hang on
Continuing a disappointing start to his first season in Philadelphia, closer Jordan Romano was charged with six runs and retired just two batters in the ninth before Jose Alvarado bailed him out and notched the final out of an 11-10 win over the Marlins.