Bradford Doolittle

5 days ago | espn.co.uk | Bradford Doolittle

TORONTO -- Right-hander Jose Berrios suspected Seattle Mariners catcher Cal Raleigh was relaying pitch information to his teammates and wanted the hard-hitting veteran to know what he thought of it. Berrios, Saturday's starter for the Toronto Blue Jays, exchanged angry words with Raleigh as he walked back to the dugout at the end of the fourth inning of Saturday's 8-4, 12-inning loss to the Mariners. "I don't react that way very often," Berrios said. "I'm a quiet and chill guy.

5 days ago | espn.co.uk | Bradford Doolittle |Jesse Rogers

PHILADELPHIA -- Jordan Romano says his right arm felt the best it had in a long time -- the two-time All-Star closer even hit 99.8 mph on a four-seam fastball. The Marlins just hit him -- rocked him, actually -- much, much harder. The Phillies' eight-inning rout turned close in the ninth once Romano was summoned to close out an 11-4 lead.

5 days ago | espn.co.uk | Buster Olney |Bradford Doolittle

The Colorado Rockies placed starting shortstop Ezequiel Tovar on the 10-day injured list Saturday with a left hip contusion and recalled infielder Aaron Schunk from Triple-A Albuquerque. The Rockies also placed outfielder Brenton Doyle on the bereavement list, while outfielder Jordan Beck was recalled. Tovar, 23, last played in Tuesday's road game against the Los Angeles Dodgers and was in the lineup for Wednesday's series finale before he was a late scratch.

1 week ago | espn.com | Bradford Doolittle

LOS ANGELES -- Jackie Robinson was the first to break baseball's color barrier with the Brooklyn Dodgers 78 years ago Tuesday. His legacy continues to inspire people inside the major leagues -- and outside, too. Players and staff from the Dodgers, including Shohei Ohtani, Mookie Betts and rookie Roki Sasaki, and the Colorado Rockies surrounded Robinson's statue in Centerfield Plaza hours before game time in Los Angeles on Jackie Robinson Day around the major leagues.

1 week ago | espn.com | Bradford Doolittle

BALTIMORE -- The Baltimore Orioles and general manager Mike Elias could have used a fast start this year. Instead, most of their biggest offseason questions are still pertinent. The Orioles entered Tuesday night's game against Cleveland at 6-9, in last place in the AL East. That's after some second-half struggles in 2024 and a first-round loss to Kansas City in the playoffs.