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MLB commissioner Rob Manfred said Thursday the league is committed to its investigation of the scandal surrounding Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani and hopes it will take a "short" time to resolve.
Orioles embrace 'momentous' new ownership eraDavid Rubenstein took over the Baltimore Orioles at a particularly optimistic moment for the franchise -- and the new owner seems well aware of what this team could accomplish in the immediate future.
Sources: Rays' Franco on administrative leaveWander Franco was placed on paid administrative leave through June 1 after an agreement was reached between MLB and the MLBPA with the Rays shortstop's criminal case still unresolved, sources told ESPN.
Scherzer encouraged by rehab, eyes earlier returnRangers right-hander Max Scherzer described himself as being in "early February" in his recovery from offseason back surgery and is hopeful to return "sooner than later."
Lewis exits Twins' opener, awaiting MRI resultsThe Twins are awaiting MRI results on third baseman Royce Lewis, who injured his right quad in Thursday's season opener.
Yanks put Cole on 60-day IL due to injured elbowThe Yankees placed Gerrit Cole on the 60-day injured list Thursday ahead of their season opener against the Astros.
Nats' Strasburg, in retirement impasse, put on ILStephen Strasburg, who planned to retire last season, was put on the 60-day injured list by the Nationals ahead of Thursday's opener.
Dodgers keep spending, extend Smith for $140MThe Dodgers and All-Star catcher Will Smith agreed to a 10-year, $140 million contract extension.
Payroll tiers: Big-spenders, cheap teamsIn 2024, there are two paths to victory in baseball: Spending a ton of money ... and not spending a ton of money. Where does your franchise fit in?