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Jacob deGrom was doing Jacob deGrom things until an early exit after six innings.

Cole wasn't asked to explain quantum theory, or the federal tax code, or how to build a rocket ship from scratch.

Zack Britton is back.

Jacob deGrom was seen playing catch at Citi Field on Saturday afternoon.

Durant has a history of being sensitive, but he has keen insight into how this all works.

Seattle Mariners reliever Kendall Graveman is back with the team after being on the injured list after being quarantined for two weeks in San Diego.

Expect to see another new double play partner for Francisco Lindor.

After 14 major league seasons, he wrote a book about Black pitchers and sang in nightclubs. "I made way more money in music than I did in baseball," he said.

It was an all-around bad day for the Yankees' starting pitching.

Hunter Strickland is switching teams again, as the Milwaukee Brewers acquired the reliever from the Los Angeles Angels for cash on Saturday.

Giancarlo Stanton was on fire for the three games in Minnesota and beginning to roll. The slugger crushed three home runs in the three game series and changed the games with his power.

One hundred and twelve days after Major League Baseball vanished from the sports landscape, two silver chartered buses wedged below the elevated railroad tracks near the intersection of East 161st Street and River Avenue...

We have arrived at the "circa 2020 COVID-19 60-game" juncture of the season and it has definitely not been without its share of surprising developments.

Chicago Cubs first baseman Anthony Rizzo said he is waiting for more "data" on the COVID-19 vaccine and said he understands why his decision is drawing strong reactions.

Pete Alonso made some waves earlier this week when he said that Major League Baseball manipulates the ball based on the upcoming free agent class.

Major League Baseball now has 22 teams that have reached the 85% vaccination threshold for players and other on-field personnel, but the pace of vaccinations has slowed.