MLB rumors: Alex Verdugo draws interest from contenders despite down year, Red Sox eye relief help

The Dodgers have signed infielder Nick Senzel to a minor league contract, likely sending him to Triple-A Oklahoma City, according to Daniel Álvarez-Montes of El Extrabase. Senzel returns to affiliated baseball after a successful stint in Mexico, where he batted .591 with three homers in six games. Despite a disappointing MLB career, including a .239/.302/.369 line over five seasons, he aims to revive his career in Los Angeles, particularly as third base production has waned,...

The Brewers are set to promote Daz Cameron to their major league roster after acquiring him from the Orioles for Grant Wolfram, pending a 40-man roster adjustment related to Garrett Mitchell’s injury. Mitchell left a game with left side tightness and will undergo an MRI, which could lead to an injured list placement. Cameron has excelled at Triple-A Nashville, hitting .372 with five homers in 10 games, though he has struggled in the majors with...

Friday night in the MLB showcased dominant pitching once again, with Seth Lugo of the Kansas City Royals standing out as one of the stars. Lugo delivered a nearly flawless eight-inning performance against the Houston Astros, allowing only three hits and one walk while striking out eight, marking his longest outing of the year and his first game without multiple runs allowed this season. The Royals secured a 2-0 victory, improving to 10-4 at home,...

Twins rookie infielder Luke Keaschall sustained a non-displaced fracture in his right forearm after being hit by a pitch from Kyle Hendricks during a game against the Angels. Despite initially staying in to run the bases, he was replaced by pinch-hitter Mickey Gasper, marking a sudden end to his impressive start, batting .368 with a .538 on-base percentage in his first 26 plate appearances. The Twins, already missing Royce Lewis and Willi Castro, are seeking...

Minnesota Twins rookie Luke Keaschall suffered a broken right forearm after being hit by a pitch during a game against the Los Angeles Angels. Since being recalled from Triple-A, Keaschall has significantly contributed to the team's offense, tying the record for five steals in his first five games, and boasting a batting line of .368/.538/.526 with three doubles, four runs, and two RBIs in 19 at-bats. Ranked as Minnesota's No. 3 prospect and 57th among...