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BALTIMORE — Part of the reason the Orioles could justify not being more aggressive in adding starting pitching this offseason was their confidence in their incumbent group.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The Rays beat the Red Sox 9-7 Wednesday, riding a strong debut by pitcher Taj Bradley and another offensive onslaught to extend their remarkable season-starting win streak to 12 games,

MINNEAPOLIS — The worst part, for those in attendance on Wednesday, was the sound.

CHICAGO — The Chicago Cubs lineup was missing one of its key pieces Wednesday in a 5-2 loss to the Seattle Mariners, but no one could begrudge Dansby Swanson for taking the day off.

PHILADELPHIA — Miami Marlins manager Skip Schumaker knew it was only a matter of time before Edward Cabrera had his breakthrough. He’s too good for it not to happen, even after a pair of clunkers to start the 2023 season.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — Griffin Canning hadn’t pitched in nearly two years and Brett Phillips hadn’t started a game since last year.

DENVER — Leave it to a Nolan to find a way to win in Colorado.

Utah are looking at a potential MLB expansion with a consortium led by former Utah Jazz owner Gail Miller in discussions with the league ahead of billions of dollars worth of proposed investment

The introduction of the pitch clock has made MLB games shorter and more palatable, but has had an unexpected impact on concession sales.

As MLB teams pour massive amounts of money and resources into enhancing the experience at ballparks, this partial paradox has emerged: Faster games this season have improved the pace and general feel of being at a ballpark in the eyes of many fans, but by definition the experience is now…

CHICAGO — Less than 24 hours after what has been and could be their worst loss of the season, the Seattle Mariners returned to Wrigley Field unfazed for a perfect sun-drenched afternoon of baseball.