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The greatest hitting prodigy since Ted Williams conquers baseball’s top pitchers with power, patience and contact.

"Please find shelter along the concourses," the Target Field scoreboard warned as heavy rain began to fall Tuesday. The alert came a half-inning too late to stop the deluge that struck the Twins' bullpen.

Chris Taylor didn't shy away from the hype.

Injuries to the Sox roster have given Banks a chance to contribute.

Kenley Jansen's first appearance of the 2022 season was both familiar and strange.

DENVER — One-thousand career victories as a manager is an impressive milestone, but the Rockies’ 9-4 victory over the Dodgers was no doubt a bigger deal for Bud Black.

ATLANTA — There's a new addition to Dodger Stadium for the 2022 season that fans won't see but could impact the games they watch.

DENVER — The Los Angeles Dodgers’ patchwork pitching plan Saturday night was fraught but functional.

DENVER — For the Dodgers, at least, the lockout was worth it. Over the three months in which teams were forbidden from contacting players, Freddie Freeman and the Atlanta Braves drifted so far apart that the Dodgers could do in March what was unthinkable in November: swoop in and sign…

DENVER — Gavin Lux flew. Walker Buehler spun. Freddie Freeman battled. The bullpen blasted.

DENVER — On the first day of the season, Kyle Freeland became the Dodgers’ first victim.