The Mariners placed right-handed pitcher Carlos Vargas on the 15-day injured list Friday with a right lat strain and recalled right-handed pitcher Cole Wilcox from Triple-A Tacoma.
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Mitchell Starc recovering from a shoulder and elbow injury
Australia and DC quick says he didn’t know extent of the injury during the home summer
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R Ashwin joins San Francisco Unicorns for MLC 2026
This will be Ashwin’s first T20 franchise stint outside IPL after he opted out of his BBL deal with Sydney Thunder because of a knee injury
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Bumrah available for MI’s opening game; Santner, Jacks yet to join
Mumbai Indians begin their IPL 2026 campaign at home against Kolkata Knight Riders on Sunday
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Astros’ Peña returns after missing Opening Day
Astros All-Star shortstop Jeremy Peña made his season debut Friday against the Angels after missing Houston’s Opening Day loss due to an injury.
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Takeaways from every Friday game
Baseball is back! Here’s your one-stop shop for all of the season-opening action.
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The unlikely rise of Iowa’s Ben McCollum, Bennett Stirtz: Division II to Elite Eight
McCollum and Stirtz have won NCAA tournament games four straight years. This is their deepest run yet.
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Men’s March Madness: Predictions, previews for Saturday’s Elite Eight
ESPN’s college basketball crew agrees on which teams will advance from Illinois vs. Iowa and Arizona vs. Purdue.
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McCollum says he will remain as Iowa’s coach
With the possibility of multiple high-profile jobs being open this offseason, Iowa head coach Ben McCollum said Friday that he will return to the Hawkeyes in 2026-27.
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O’s fortify rotation, agree to 5-year deal with Baz
Right-hander Shane Baz and the Orioles have agreed to a five-year deal, fortifying the team’s starting rotation long-term with a high-upside arm acquired in a trade over the winter.