#rougned-odor

#rougned-odor

The Yankees ' offense had not been a strong point in recent games.Even in Saturday's win, they only scored three, and they had only put up five runs total in their previous three games.In Sunday's series finale against the Padres, the offense was not an issue.The lineup put up seven runs in the third inning alone, and cracked double digits for the first time in a couple weeks (a month if you're not counting outbursts against hapless Oakland arms).

Today's matchup was an Apple TV+ exclusive in the big apple.Huge news for those of us who like to know that Rougned Odor had a two percent home run probability in the first, or seeing a camera angle a millimeter away from Trent Grisham's forehead while he argued a called third strike.Anyhow, despite the national broadcast, the Yankees failed to shine very brightly in the spotlight.

Rougned Odor and the San Diego Padres celebrate a three-run homer in the ninth that sent the Nationals to an 8-6 loss Thursday at Nationals Park.(Nick Wass/AP)Comment Gift Article These Washington Nationals are a young team, still learning how to win.And they're experiencing some growing pains - perhaps none more acute than Thursday afternoon on South Capitol Street.

The Chicago White Sox explored the free agent market last season to fill several holes, including that of second base.After failing to land the likes of Marcus Semien or Trevor Story, the White Sox ended up bringing back Leury Garcia.They also added Josh Harrison to the position and would eventually see Romy Gonzalez, Lenyn Sosa, Danny Mendick, Jake Burger, and Andrew Vaughn taking turns at various times.

Here is more from Noah Berger about what it was like covering the win-or-go-home matchup between the Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico.Edwin Díaz (torn right patellar tendon) has already undergone surgery-the Mets do not expect him to pitch for them this season.Injuries happen in Spring Training, too.

The Los Angeles Dodgers entered the offseason with numerous needs, but so far they have mostly remained quiet while losing multiple key free agents.The Dodgers re-signed Clayton Kershaw and agreed to terms with Shelby Miller to bolster their bullpen.But they have also seen Trea Turner, Tyler Anderson, Andrew Heaney, Tommy Kahnle and Chris Martin join new organizations.