LOS ANGELES -- After losing the first game of the series, the Dodgers got back to their winning ways over the weekend, taking the last three from the Reds with a 3-2 win in 10 innings on Sunday at Dodger Stadium.

BALTIMORE -- Through 44 games of the season, Gunnar Henderson is making it clear that the Orioles’ single-season home run record could be broken before the end of 2024. The 22-year-old budding superstar may claim the Major League homer crown, too. Henderson belted his 15th homer (tied with the Astros’

PHILADELPHIA -- One day after his clutch game-tying home run in the Phillies' comeback win on Saturday night, Kody Clemens once again provided a big knock in Sunday afternoon's 11-5 victory over the Nationals at Citizens Bank Park. But just the fact that manager Rob Thomson even sent Clemens to

NEW YORK -- Carlos Rodón reached for the baseball, gesturing toward the first-base dugout for his manager to stay put. There were two outs in the sixth inning on Sunday afternoon, and the Yankees left-hander craved one more batter, aiming to empty the tank with a strikeout. Aaron Boone nodded,

ST. LOUIS -- Red Sox star slugger Rafael Devers has turned this week into his personal home run derby. In Sunday's 11-3 series finale win over St. Louis, Devers tied a club record by going deep for the fifth straight game. The accomplishment was done six previous times in club

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HOUSTON -- No offense to Orbit, the Astros’ furry green mascot alien, but outfielder Kyle Tucker could only celebrate his birthday for so long on Sunday. Tucker took the field for the series finale against the Brewers wearing green cleats that had a picture of Orbit on the outside, a

KANSAS CITY -- With his uniform fully buttoned up after Saturday night’s win and feeling “like a businessman,” Vinnie Pasquantino knew he had to be ready for a big moment Sunday. He didn’t start Sunday’s series finale against A’s lefty JP Sears, but with the way Royals manager Matt Quatraro

SAN FRANCISCO -- The radar readings for Jordan Hicks seemed to be cause for concern at first glance. After his first inning in Sunday's 4-1 win over the Rockies, Hicks' velocity was down across the board, most notably on his sinker. He threw 12 of them in the opening frame

MIAMI -- The day after manager Carlos Mendoza insisted Edwin Díaz remains the Mets’ closer, the skipper admitted that the reliever’s role will, at least for now, be more “fluid.” “This is a guy that, he'll do whatever it takes to help this team win a baseball game -- whether

CHICAGO -- There has been many a time in recent years where the Pirates were quiet postgame in Wrigley Field’s visitors’ clubhouse. Not Sunday, though. Nor Thursday or Friday. In what was their biggest road series so far this season, the Pirates left Chicago with a series win, taking a

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The “what if” question. It’s been pondered by sports fans for ages. What if this player or that player had been healthy for his entire career? What might’ve been? In baseball, there’s an abundance of examples. What if Mickey Mantle hadn’t suffered so many injuries, especially to his knees? Would

CLEVELAND -- Tanner Bibee stood on the mound on Sunday and watched his manager emerge from the dugout after he issued a four-pitch walk to put runners on first and second with two outs in the seventh inning. Second baseman Andrés Giménez and first baseman Josh Naylor hustled to the

PHOENIX -- Lately, it seems like the D-backs save their best for last, as in the last game of a series. In Sunday afternoon’s finale with the Tigers, the D-backs scored a pair of runs in the seventh inning for a 6-4 victory at Chase Field, the fifth straight series

MIAMI -- Booming bass echoed through the visiting clubhouse at loanDepot park on Sunday late afternoon. The Mets, at the end of a weekend that started with a shutout loss and an extra-inning walk-off defeat, were headed to the next stop on their road trip with a victory under their

TORONTO -- Walking from the Blue Jays’ press conference room to their clubhouse after Friday night’s loss to the Rays, a muffled “thwack… thwack… thwack…” filled the concrete hallway. Tucked deep in the left-field corner of Rogers Centre are the Blue Jays’ batting cages, which glow through a set of

Heston Kjerstad slapped an exclamation point on his return to Triple-A. MLB’s No. 22 prospect clubbed a home run off the first pitch he saw Wednesday and ended his week with an even bigger added roundtripper. Kjerstad -- who had 10 homers in the International League prior to his promotion

ARLINGTON -- Given his elite stuff on the mound with a fastball that averages nearly 100 mph to go along with a devastating knuckle-curveball, it’s not exactly a shock to see right-hander José Soriano starting to figure things out as a starting pitcher. Soriano has been on an impressive run

ST. LOUIS -- Bloop and a blast? For the Red Sox, Sunday’s getaway formula in a much-needed 11-3 victory was more like a mammoth early blast by Tyler O'Neill in his homecoming weekend to St. Louis, and then a series of bloops and other assorted forms of contact from his

Harry Ford is not your typical catcher. He has rare athleticism behind the plate, with plus speed and an advanced approach that gives him a high offensive ceiling. MLB's No. 28 prospect put that well-rounded profile on display on Sunday with four hits -- the sixth such game of his

CHICAGO -- The Cubs have held their line through a long list of injury setbacks this season, leaning on their depth and staying within striking distance of the top of the National League Central. The past week has put Chicago’s resolve to the test. In the wake of Sunday’s 3-2

This story was excerpted from Mark Sheldon’s Reds Beat newsletter. To read the full newsletter, click here. And subscribe to get it regularly in your inbox. LOS ANGELES -- When MLB Pipeline revealed its revised Top 100 prospects list on Tuesday, some players in the Reds organization fluctuated rather significantly.

Coming into 2024, it wasn't hard to imagine that Shohei Ohtani, unburdened from the responsibility of having to pitch and with the advantage of having a better team around him, would find a way to elevate his offensive game. As usual, though, the superstar slugger has managed to obliterate even