MLB News

Ohtani jersey from WBC goes for record $1.5M Ohtani jersey from WBC goes for record $1.5M

The jersey two-way Japanese star Shohei Ohtani wore during the country's 13-0 win over Chinese Taipei in the World Baseball Classic on March 6 sold for $1,500,010 via MLB Auctions on Sunday night -- the most ever paid for a Ohtani jersey at auction.

Phillies ace Sanchez agrees to new 6-year deal Phillies ace Sanchez agrees to new 6-year deal

The Phillies have agreed to a new six-year contract with ace left-hander Cristopher Sanchez.

Arozarena apologizes to Raleigh over WBC spat Arozarena apologizes to Raleigh over WBC spat

Randy Arozarena says he has apologized to Cal Raleigh for the expletive-laced comments directed at his Mariners teammate earlier this month at the WBC.

Gil doesn't make Yankees rotation to start season Gil doesn't make Yankees rotation to start season

Luis Gil did not make the Yankees' starting rotation and might open the season in the minor leagues.

Mets to shuffle roster after OF Tauchman injured Mets to shuffle roster after OF Tauchman injured

Mets outfielder Mike Tauchman will need surgery to repair a torn meniscus. The 35-year-old had been projected to make the Mets' roster after signing a minor league deal last month.

Suzuki to miss Cubs' opener after injury in WBC Suzuki to miss Cubs' opener after injury in WBC

Seiya Suzuki, who suffered a minor ligament strain in his right knee during the World Baseball Classic, will not play in the Cubs' season opener Thursday against Washington.

Pirates reassign top prospect Griffin to minors Pirates reassign top prospect Griffin to minors

The Pirates highly touted 19-year-old prospect Konnor Griffin was reassigned to minor league camp on Saturday.

Orioles option Kremer to minors ahead of opener Orioles option Kremer to minors ahead of opener

Baltimore's Dean Kremer will open the season in the minors after he led the Orioles in wins, innings and strikeouts last year.

⚾ Top breakout candidates for all 30 MLB teams ⚾ Top breakout candidates for all 30 MLB teams

From veterans in new roles to former top prospects ready to reach new heights, here's who we expect to level up.