MINNEAPOLIS -- The most remarkable part of Pete Alonso’s start to the season is not the fact that he’s bashing homers with regularity, nor that he’s hanging around the National League leaderboards in RBIs and slugging, nor even that he’s played a sound defensive first base. It’s that Alonso is

MINNEAPOLIS -- The Mets’ fears regarding Jose Siri's left leg were realized on Monday, when an MRI revealed a fracture in his tibia. The team does not yet have a clear timeline on how long Siri will be sidelined, manager Carlos Mendoza said, “but he’s going to be out for

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MINNEAPOLIS -- Most any child who’s played backyard Wiffle ball has had the experience of having a ball thrown at them on the basepaths. Mark Vientos just wasn’t expecting it in the middle of a Major League Baseball game.

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WEST SACRAMENTO -- The catchers were able to catch up. Mets backstops Luis Torrens and Francisco Alvarez previously met up in New York to talk shop, discussing several of the team’s pitchers. But with Alvarez (fractured left hamate bone) now playing in Minor League rehab games and nearing a return

A fun fact about baseball as we enter the second half of the season’s first month: The juice is all in the National League. Would you believe the top six teams in our Power Rankings are all from the National League? It’s true. I would not lie to you in

Mark your calendars, baseball fans -- and avid collectors. All 30 teams have extensive promotional schedules lined up for the 2025 season. The giveaways range from bat-flipping bobbleheads to basketball jersesy to, yes, even cribbage boards. In fact, there are so many must-have giveaways that it may be a little

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Mets starting pitchers reached what left-hander David Peterson termed a “group decision” after the team’s first homestand, which wrapped up on Wednesday against the Marlins.

The Minor Leagues are in full swing now and that means players on both sides of the ball are starting to put things together. The list of Sunday's top performers includes a top 15 prospect who reached safely all weekend, batters who went deep twice and hurlers racking up big

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Jose Siri propped his crutches against the gray wall of the visitors’ clubhouse at Sutter Health Park and listened to the first question of his postgame media session: “Jose, how much pain are you currently in right now?” “A lot,” Siri said through an interpreter. “A lot.”

The future appears to be closer than ever after some top prospects put on a show, particularly at Triple-A. We saw Aviators take flight with some soaring home runs and a Space Cowboy slammed the door in emphatic fashion. Add in a walk-off grand slam from a Top 100 prospect

WEST SACRAMENTO -- Mets first baseman Pete Alonso is willing to see seven or eight pitches in an at-bat. But to be honest, he’d rather not. "Ultimately, I don’t want it to get to that much,” Alonso said. “I’d rather just hit it hard when I get the opportunity.” Alonso

The Fourth of July is still nearly three months away, but Minor Leaguers across the board put on their own fireworks show, including several multihomer games from high-profile prospects. A 2024 Draft pick -- and teenager -- stood out in the Sunshine State on both sides of the ball, while

Mets second baseman Jeff McNeil and catcher Francisco Alvarez each played in a rehab game with Single-A St. Lucie on Friday night against the Lakeland Flying Tigers at Publix Field at Joker Marchant Stadium.

In 2016, the year Juan Soto arrived in professional baseball, the Nationals were striking out too much. Not the big league team. The entire organization. So Minor League hitting coordinator Troy Gingrich instituted a new rule throughout the Nats' system: Every hitter must have a two-strike approach. A 17-year-old Soto

The season is only about two weeks old, but for some players, the first slew of games feels a little more meaningful. Across the league, a number of players are making their return after missing most -- if not all -- of last season due to injury. So far, rust

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The Minor Leagues are in full swing with Triple-A circuits two weeks into their seasons and Double-A, High-A and Single-A leagues a week into theirs. That means plenty of great baseball to watch, either in person or via MiLB.TV, which streams games for 117 of the 120 full-season affiliates.

NEW YORK -- By the letter of the law, Max Meyer’s full-count pitch to Brett Baty in the fifth inning Wednesday probably didn’t clip the edge of the strike zone. When Meyer’s fastball hit the catcher’s mitt, Baty took a step toward first base before hearing home-plate umpire Adrian Johnson