May 12, 2022

This story was excerpted from Kennedi Landry’s Rangers Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. ARLINGTON — After games, Rangers closer

ST. LOUIS — Cardinals lefty Steven Matz had pitched brilliantly Thursday afternoon, limiting the Orioles to one run on five hits while striking out seven over 6 2/3 innings. Then, one strike

WASHINGTON — The scoring of the play read like a Sudoku puzzle, one which ultimately stumped the Nationals. “It wasn’t good,” manager Dave Martinez said following the 4-1 loss. “You’ve got to

Rutschman, Gorman go deep as Rodriguez, Liberatore duel on hill

Rutschman, Gorman go deep as Rodriguez, Liberatore duel on hill

DETROIT — The Tigers held their annual Weather Day Class Outside session for schoolkids Thursday morning, with lessons and science demonstrations about the atmosphere. Thursday afternoon brought one final weather analogy to

WASHINGTON — The scoring of the play read like a Sudoku puzzle. Juan Soto and Josh Bell were involved in a unique baserunning sequence in the fourth inning of the Nationals’ afternoon

DETROIT — A lot has changed this week. Take Thursday’s eighth inning, for example. The A’s were tied, having lost a 3-0 lead they held since the first inning. On Monday, the

ST. LOUIS — Rylan Bannon was sitting on his couch just after midnight ET Wednesday, watching Netflix with his wife Madison when his phone lit up. It was a call from Triple-A

CHICAGO — The series finale between the Guardians and the White Sox at Guaranteed Rate Field was postponed on Wednesday afternoon due to multiple positive COVID-19 tests within Cleveland’s organization. The team