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Donovan Rehab Begins as Mariners Plot Slow Return to Form

The Seattle Mariners will send infielder Brendan Donovan on a Minor League rehab as early as this week. Club notes point to a slow build rather than a hard push into games. By Staff Writer • Published May 3, 2026 Leadership wants feel and timing more than max effort early. A return could come after […]

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Braves retool arms as 2026 MLB World Series path clears

Atlanta has begun clearing rotation space as Spencer Strider nears activation, and Martín Pérez is poised for release after five serviceable outings to start 2026. The move sharpens the 2026 MLB World Series picture by lifting upside while trimming guaranteed outlay tied to a former champion. By Staff Writer • Published April 30, 2026 The […]

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Reds Shuffle Bullpen After Ashcraft Bereavement Leave in 2026

The Cincinnati Reds adjusted bullpen plans on Tuesday after placing Graham Ashcraft on the bereavement list and adding Luis Mey. The move came April 29, 2026, as the club balanced human need against roster math with Rockies visiting Great American Ball Park. By Staff Writer • Published April 30, 2026 Organizational brass has navigated thin […]

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Cubs Alumni Hire Shows Tigers Bet Big on Feel Over Flash

Detroit added Kyle Hendricks as a special assistant, flipping his path from mound to front office. The keyword fits since Chicago still shapes how he grades arms and trusts feel. By Staff Writer • Published April 30, 2026 He ends his run as a starter and brings ties to leaders who once shared a Cubs […]

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Arizona Diamondbacks Activate Geraldo Perdomo From IL for 2026 Run

The Arizona Diamondbacks activated Geraldo Perdomo on Wednesday and started him at shortstop and leadoff in Milwaukee, ending a two-game absence tied to a left ankle sprain. Perdomo took grounders Tuesday and passed a functional test, clearing him to play without restrictions as the club pushes for rhythm in the Central division. By Staff Writer […]

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Seattle Mariners let Suarez go, and the move looks sharp in 2026

The Seattle Mariners chose not to re-sign Eugenino Suarez this offseason, and it looks sharp weeks into 2026. Cincinnati pays $15 million for one year while Seattle watches hard-hit rates fade. By Staff Writer • Published April 30, 2026 Front office pushed defense and depth over a fading bat, and early returns back that choice […]

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Los Angeles Angels release Romano to push 2026 rebuild ahead

The Los Angeles Angels released veteran right-hander Jordan Romano on Tuesday, April 28, 2026. They ended a short-lived reunion. Romano is now a free agent after a $2 million deal failed to spark production. By Staff Writer • Published April 29, 2026 Across three seasons in Toronto, Romano converted saves at an elite clip. Recent […]

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Juan Soto Injury Sidelines Mets Star From Field in 2026

Juan Soto will stay at designated hitter and off the grass for the New York Mets after forearm tightness flared over the weekend. The All-Star outfielder reported pain Friday, and the club chose rest over risk with a tight race looming. By Sports Analyst • Published April 29, 2026 We miss his glove more than […]

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