BALTIMORE — Outfielders who are productive from the right side of the plate and potentially available in this trade market are almost as rare as a Mickey Mantle rookie card. The Phillies are getting an up-close look at one of them.

Although the Blue Jays pride themselves on clear communication with their players, manager John Schneider said it’s still “murky” what Toronto will be doing ahead of Major League Baseball’s trade dead...

According to Will Sammon of The Athletic, San Diego was among the teams at starter Freddy Peralta 's last start for New York Mets.

With the Orioles and Phillies tied at two in the seventh inning, Gunnar Henderson roped a triple into the right-center field gap, scoring two runs to give Baltimore its first lead of the night.

For six-and-a-half innings tonight, this game felt like a hopeless loss.