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Recapping all of Thursday’s dealings in one spot.
The rare feat had been accomplished 23 times since 1914.
Breaking down the six-player Angels-Padres trade.
Coming soon to NBC Friday nights!
Some weirdness from our first night back after the break.
The Padres are down to four candidates for the job.
The Mariners might give up a big chunk of their future in an effort to reach the playoffs for the first time since 2001.
Among players to debut since 1970, only Cal Ripken Jr. went to more All-Star Games than Tony Gwynn’s 15. Yet MLB chose not to honor the departed Hall of Famer during Tuesday’s contest at Target Field.
Kershaw’s streak is the third longest since 1990.
Get excited, Cubs fans. You too, fantasy leaguers.
Billy Beane gets a jump on the trade market by parting with Addison Russell, Billy McKinney.
Outfield prospect Billy McKinney and right-hander Dan Straily also on the move to the Cubs.
Dirk Hayhurst’s latest piece for Sports on Earth doesn’t name any names, but it hardly needs to. In it, he indicates that the March 2011 incident in which a house shared by Rays players Evan Longoria, David Price and Reid Brignac was robbed also featured a “pillow-case-sized” bag of weed.
The slumping Giants decide to try something new at second base,
Whitson gets $2 million less than he would have received four years ago.
The Orioles will get to play with a 26th man for far longer than intended.
Don’t expect any more funny Aoki pictures for the next couple of weeks.
Kershaw proves perfect. Unfortunately, Hanley Ramirez wasn’t quite up to task.
Mission accomplished... Ryan Braun will definitely have a bruise on his butt tomorrow.
A closer look at the stats of the awesome Tony Gwynn.
The Twins made it a clean sweep of relievers in Rounds 3-5, while the Phillies drafted a guy just coming off a DUI arrest.
Toronto and Milwaukee have a chance to be day one’s biggest winners after rolling the dice in Round 2.