Yankees ace Gerrit Cole ‘concerned’ after initial MRI results on pitching elbow, will seek second opinion

The Royals have released infielder/outfielder Nick Gordon, who was with their Triple-A affiliate in Omaha, allowing him to seek opportunities with other teams. Gordon, 29, has played for both the Orioles and Royals in 2025, posting a .270/.333/.333 batting line in 20 games. Originally a shortstop selected fifth overall by the Twins in 2014, he has struggled to meet expectations, with a career MLB batting line of .243/.283/.386, and has transitioned to various positions, primarily...

The Yankees have placed second baseman Jazz Chisholm Jr. on the 10-day injured list with a right oblique strain, retroactive to April 30, after he exited a game against Baltimore due to discomfort. To fill his spot, infielder Jorbit Vivas has been called up from Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, where he has performed well with a .319 batting average and .862 OPS. Chisholm has struggled offensively this season, batting .181 with seven home runs, but has shown...

With 20% of the MLB season completed, the A's are set to debut prospect Gunnar Hoglund as they face the Marlins, looking to improve their starting pitching woes. Meanwhile, the Red Sox's Walker Buehler is undergoing testing for shoulder discomfort, though team trainers are optimistic he may not face a lengthy injury. In a key NL Central matchup, the Cubs (19-13) will take on the Brewers (16-16), with a potential sweep by Milwaukee allowing them...

The New York Yankees announced that infielder Jazz Chisholm Jr. has been placed on the 10-day injured list due to a right oblique strain, retroactive to April 30, and Jorbit Vivas has been recalled from Triple-A to take his place. Chisholm, who has struggled with a .181 batting average and a high strikeout rate, saw a decline in contact rate this season, while Vivas is performing well in Triple-A with a .319 average and more...

SummarySan Diego Padres outfielder Jason Heyward emphasized the significant transfer of talent and financial investment from the American League East to the National League West, with the NL West boasting four winning teams and a combined $1.25 billion player expenditure. The competitive landscape includes the reigning champion Los Angeles Dodgers leading with $400.5 million, while the Padres and Giants have collectively spent $703.2 million. As attendance at Petco Park soars, the Padres' investments aim for...