Brian Cashman insisted Saturday there is no panic in New York as the Yankees enter September with only a two-game lead atop the American League East after losing seven of the past 10.
A-Rod may rejoin Yanks for key series Monday
The Yankees have reason to believe their roster is about to get stronger. Manager Joe Girardi spoke Saturday about the status of third baseman Alex Rodriguez, and he said that there's a decent chance that the 14-time All-Star may rejoin the team early next week in St. Petersburg.
September brings flurry of moves for Rangers
Infielder Jurickson Profar is coming to the Major Leagues, and reliever Robbie Ross is going on the disabled list. Those are two of the multiple moves announced by the Rangers after their 5-3 victory over the Indians on Friday night.
Angels earn second sweep of Red Sox in two weeks
The Angels used another fast start and a strong outing by Zack Greinke to earn their second sweep of the Red Sox in two weeks on Thursday at Angel Stadium.
Young, Kennedy help stop D-backs' skid at six
Behind a solid outing from right-hander Ian Kennedy and a home run by Chris Young, the D-backs snapped their six-game losing streak with a 2-0 win over the Dodgers on Thursday night in Los Angeles.
MLB.com Stars of the Game: Thursday, Aug. 30
Each day, MLB.com selects one player from each game whose performance stands out.
Giants surge back to finish sweep of Astros
A steady succession of offense, featuring two RBIs apiece from Pablo Sandoval and Hunter Pence, enabled the Giants to record their largest comeback of the season in Thursday night's 8-4 triumph over the Houston Astros.
Don't write off resilient, experienced Giants
The Giants were supposed to be out of it when they lost Melky Cabrera and the Dodgers acquired $250 million worth of contracts. Not so fast.
Guthrie leads way as Royals sweep past Tigers
Right-hander Jeremy Guthrie worked 7 1/3 solid innings and Alex Gordon aided the offense with his 10th homer as the Royals finished off a sweep of the Tigers with Thursday night's 2-1 victory.
Nats pile on Cardinals to back Jackson's gem
Last fall, right-hander Edwin Jackson played a key role in helping the Cardinals win the World Series. Almost a year later, Jackson pitched eight innings of four-hit ball as a member of the Nationals to beat his former team, 8-1, on Thursday night.
Gonzalez sprains ankle on first-base bag
Astros infielder Marwin Gonzalez is day to day after spraining his left ankle in the ninth inning of Thursday's 8-4 loss to the Giants.
Villanueva guides Blue Jays to victory over Rays
Carlos Villanueva snapped a personal four-game losing streak and guided the Blue Jays to a 2-0
victory over the Rays on Thursday to kick off a four-game set at Rogers Centre.
On bobblehead night, Scully throws out first pitch
With a hand from his 15 grandchildren, legendary Dodgers broadcaster Vin Scully threw out the ceremonial first pitch before Thursday's game against the D-backs on the night he was honored with a bobblehead.
Signing Aybar, Kendrick looks increasingly wiser
Angels infielders Erick Aybar and Howie Kendrick, both of whom re-upped with four-year deals this year, have come on strong of late after stumbling out of the gate this season.
Bard ready for action; Aceves' role still evolving
After having a day to get his feet wet in his return to the Red Sox, reliever Daniel Bard was officially recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket and activated for Thursday night's finale with the Angels.
Cards hope for best as Furcal feels elbow 'pop'
Unable to straighten his right elbow after feeling a sensation that he described as a “pop” on Thursday night, shortstop Rafael Furcal will travel back to St. Louis on Friday to undergo an MRI exam that will determine the severity of an injury the Cardinals are currently labeling as a right elbow strain.
Astros to monitor Clemens' next start
The Astros will once again have a scout on hand to watch Roger Clemens when he makes another start for the independent league Sugar Land Skeeters. The Skeeters announced Thursday that Clemens would make a second start for them Sept. 7.