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Top rookies so far include Munetaka Murakami, Justin Crawford, Chase DeLauter, JJ Wetherholt, Kevin McGonigle, Kazuma Okamoto, Owen Caissie and Sal Stewart

This rookie class is already leaving a mark

You may have noticed the rookies made a whole lot of noise over Opening Weekend. (We see you, Chase DeLauter & Munetaka Murakami.) That’s because they were rewriting record books in the process. 

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Cabrera shows why he was so coveted by Cubs

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Now sporting dad Al’s lucky number, Leiter already feeling 22

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Ohtani to make 2026 pitching debut tonight (7 p.m. PT)

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Ponce carted off field in first big league appearance since 2021

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Bichette begins redemption tour by cracking go-ahead RBI single

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McCullers (7 IP, 9 Ks) delivers ‘masterpiece’ in longest start since ’22

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Burns (5 scoreless) leads Reds’ shutout of Pirates to earn 1st MLB win 

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Many dream it, few fulfill it

What makes the torrid start to Cardinals rookie JJ Wetherholt’s big league career all the more impressive is the way that he called his shot on it.

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Debut day is finally here for Phillies’ top pitching prospect

A 2021 first-rounder, Andrew Painter has overcome a lot since the Phillies drafted him. He’ll still make his MLB debut before turning 23.

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Tatiana Tate’s first performance at Dodger Stadium was a secret, so much so that she could not tell her friends and family about the gig. She brought her dad the next night — and might be back for more.

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Nationals outfielder Joey Wiemer tied Carlos Delgado for the most consecutive plate appearances reaching safely to start a season.

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NL East rivals battle in Philly as James Wood and the Nationals take on Bryce Harper and the Phillies — with Andrew Painter scheduled to make his MLB debut — at 6:30 p.m. ET. (Subject to local blackout.)

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Over the past few weeks, something has shifted.

After years of relentless work, pressure, and persistence… we are starting to see real progress for animals.

The UK Government is now formally consulting on the future of hunting, with the promise of it being ended for good. We’ve been in the room with DEFRA and heard directly that the badger cull is coming to an end.

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Keep an eye on these prospects at Triple-A

Play ball! The 2026 campaign got underway in style last week, and here’s a player to watch from each organization at the highest level of the Minors. You might not be able to see some of them for very long.

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Charlie Condon, OF, Albuquerque (COL): Rediscovers power

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James Tibbs III, OF, Oklahoma City (LAD): Near-cycle + more

After just missing the feat, goes yard two times the next day

Robert Gasser, LHP, Nashville (MIL): Lives up to his name

Ties career high with 11 strikeouts in 5 2/3 scoreless frames 

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It was a reunion four decades in the making at Triple-A Worcester as seven-time Cy Young Award winner Roger Clemens threw out the first pitch to old batterymate Rich Gedman, who backstopped the Red Sox ace’s 20-K game in 1986.

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Minor League teams across the continent are celebrating girls’ and women’s involvement in every aspect of the sports industry — and beyond. Here’s a look at seven standouts coming in 2026.  

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Top White Sox pitching prospects Hagen Smith and Noah Schultz were unrelenting, and so were the hitters in Triple-A Charlotte’s season debut.

 

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