Good morning! The guy who's historically good at hitting slams is back at it. |
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| It takes a lot to divert Gerrit Cole from the art of pitching, yet even the reigning American League Cy Young Award winner can't help but gush about the top of the new-look Yankees lineup. |
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| The Dodgers got their first real look at what Tyler Glasnow can give their new-look rotation. After a somewhat glitchy debut last week, the right-hander was on point in three near-perfect innings in which he struck out five batters. |
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| Spencer Strider has a long way to go to be in Greg Maddux's category. But along with possessing one of the game's best arsenals, the current Atlanta ace possesses an advanced intellect, much like the one that guided Maddux through his Hall of Fame career. |
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| Wyatt Langford, MLB Pipeline's sixth-ranked prospect, started slowly this spring. But his timing may be coming around after he drove an opposite-field homer 430 feet. |
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| If left-hander Framber Valdez isn't concerned about his performance in his first Grapefruit League outing of 2024, then nobody else should be, either. |
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| | Christian Encarnacion-Strand knows that no one can replace Joey Votto, but after the longtime Cincinnati stalwart gave the rookie some instruction last season, the young slugger plans to give it his best shot. |
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| From 2017-18, only three pitchers won more games than Luis Severino. Only seven had more strikeouts. He made the American League All-Star team both years. "I have some in the tank," he said after hitting 97 mph in his spring debut. |
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PLAY A SPORCLE BASEBALL QUIZ! |
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Shohei Ohtani has changed the game. Yoshinobu Yamamoto just signed the largest contract ever given to a pitcher. Kodai Senga and Yu Darvish have finished in the top 10 in Cy Young Award voting. So who might be the next ace to cross the Pacific? |
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There is nothing quite like a great ballpark giveaway, but some are more coveted than others. Will Leitch has scoured the teams' promotional schedules to select the prime nine. |
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| Remember Royce Lewis' improbable feat, bashing FIVE grand slams in his first 66 career games? It sure looks like he's not stopping anytime soon. |
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It turns out that one of the greatest U.S. soccer players ever is a baseball fan. Landon Donovan and his sons went to Brewers camp and met closer Devin Williams, who himself is a pretty sweet soccer player. |
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For a weekend in July, the Dodgers' High-A affiliate will bring placid aquatic vibes to the ballpark when they debut their new alternate identity. |
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MLB Network has Lauren Shehadi and Cliff Floyd in Blue Jays camp at 4 p.m. ET, and Greg Amsinger and Yonder Alonso in Giants camp at 7 with interviews, predictions, breakdowns and more. |
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 HOU 10 @ WAS 8 |  NYM 2 @ STL 3 |  TB 8 @ PIT 12 |  BOS 3 @ MIN 5 |  PHI 2 @ DET 4 |  BAL 3 @ ATL 1 |  MIA 6 @ PHI 6 |  OAK 4 @ KC 5 |  TEX 5 @ SF 11 |  CWS 6 @ CHC 10 |  ANA 5 @ SD 3 |  SEA 9 @ COL 10 |  SD 3 @ MIL 4 |  TOR 4 @ NYY 8 |  ARI 12 @ CIN 8 |  CLE 4 @ LA 6 |
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