Bryan Mcwilliam

MLB News Editor at TheScore

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Braves activate Strider from IL ahead of 1st start since April 2024

1 week ago | thescore.com | Bryan Mcwilliam

Spencer Strider will make his first MLB start in more than a year after the Atlanta Braves activated their ace from the injured list Wednesday. Strider last pitched in a regular-season game April 5, 2024 against the Arizona Diamondbacks. He's been recovering from elbow surgery that required an internal brace to help repair his right ulnar collateral ligament.
Reds' Díaz, Hays activated from IL ahead of season debuts

1 week ago | thescore.com | Bryan Mcwilliam

The Cincinnati Reds are getting reinforcements ahead of their three-game series against the Seattle Mariners. Cincinnati activated right-hander Alexis Díaz, outfielder Austin Hays, and infielder Matt McLain from the injured list, the team announced Tuesday. Díaz (hamstring), and Hays (calf) haven't appeared in a regular-season contest for the Reds, while McLain played in eight games before going on the IL with a hamstring strain last week.
Tatis hears MVP chants as Padres improve to 11-0 at home: 'I love it'

1 week ago | thescore.com | Bryan Mcwilliam

The San Diego Padres remain unbeatable at home to start the 2025 season thanks largely to Fernando Tatis Jr., who heard MVP chants during Monday's 10-4 win over the Chicago Cubs. "It's too early for that, but I love it," Tatis said postgame to 97.3 The Fan's Sammy Levitt. Tatis homered twice against the Cubs to help the Padres rally for a franchise-record 11th straight win at home to begin the season.
Vlad Jr. hopes Bichette re-signs: 'I can't control' his destiny

1 week ago | thescore.com | Bryan Mcwilliam

Vladimir Guerrero Jr. will be a member of the Toronto Blue Jays for the rest of his career after signing a 14-year, $500-million contract Monday, and he hopes Bo Bichette is with him for the long haul. "He's my brother. Everybody knows we have seven years together. We've had ups and downs together, but his thing, I can't control that," Guerrero said Monday. "I can't control the destiny of nobody.
Marko concerned Verstappen will leave Red Bull at end of season

1 week ago | thescore.com | Bryan Mcwilliam

Advisor Helmut Marko says there's growing concern within Red Bull that four-time champion Max Verstappen will leave the team at the end of the season, according to ESPN's Laurence Edmondson. "The concern is great," Marko told Sky Germany after Verstappen finished sixth at Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix, according to ESPN. "As I said, improvements have to come in the near future so that he has a car with which he can win again.
Orioles' Morton: Free-agent process 'not ideal'

1 week ago | thescore.com | Bryan Mcwilliam

Baltimore Orioles right-hander Charlie Morton thinks the allure of becoming a free agent is overstated. "To me, it's not ideal," according to USA Today's Bob Nightengale. "I get why guys feel the need to drive the market, a responsibility and obligation to try to get as much they can for other guys," Morton said. "Really, I get the whole thing. I just wish there were more guys sticking around their ballclubs, especially if they feel good about the teams they're with.
Twins place López on IL with hamstring strain

1 week ago | thescore.com | Bryan Mcwilliam

The Minnesota Twins placed right-hander Pablo López on the 15-day injured list with a right hamstring strain, the team announced Friday. López exited his April 8 start against the Kansas City Royals after throwing 4 2/3 scoreless innings, and imaging revealed a mild hamstring strain. "I take it as good news, the severity of it," López said Wednesday, according to MLB.com's Matthew Leach. "I take it as bad news because it's probably going to land me on the 15-day IL.
Mariners' Bliss expected to miss 4-5 months after biceps surgery

2 weeks ago | thescore.com | Bryan Mcwilliam

The Seattle Mariners' starting lineup took a hit when the team announced Thursday that second baseman Ryan Bliss is expected to miss four-to-five months after he undergoes biceps surgery. Bliss was placed on the 10-day injured list Wednesday after he tore his left biceps during a loss to the Houston Astros on Tuesday. The 25-year-old posted a .200/.282/.314 slash line with one home run, three RBIs, and two steals in 11 games this season.
Trout praises Rays' Caminero: 'Going to be a superstar'

2 weeks ago | thescore.com | Bryan Mcwilliam

Mike Trout is one of the greatest players baseball has ever seen, so he knows a superstar when he sees one, and he sees one in Tampa Bay Rays youngster Junior Caminero. "He's an unbelievable player. He's going to be a superstar," the Los Angeles Angels outfielder told Rays reporter Ryan Bass. Trout's former teammate Albert Pujols managed Caminero and Leones del Escogido to the LIDOM championship in the Dominican Republic this past February.
DeRosa returning to manage USA at World Baseball Classic

2 weeks ago | thescore.com | Bryan Mcwilliam

The United States will have a familiar face in the dugout during the 2026 World Baseball Classic. Former big-leaguer Mark DeRosa will return to manage the team, USA Baseball announced Thursday. DeRosa managed Team USA at the 2023 event, with his squad finishing runner-up to Japan after posting a 3-1 record in pool play. The 50-year-old played 16 seasons in the majors with various teams and presently fills a studio analyst role with MLB Network.