Thu Apr 12 2018 | 20:29 | Boston 1B Hanley Ramirez leaves after being hit by pitch | Mitch Moreland | 1B | Red Sox | Free Agent |
BOSTON (AP) — Red Sox first baseman Hanley Ramirez has left their game against the New York Yankees after he was hit by a pitch on his left arm.Ramirez was plunked with one out in the first inning Thursday, the night after the benches cleared twice and a brawl broke out in New York's 10-7 win at Fenway Park.The Red Sox said Ramirez had a contusion on his wrist and X-rays did not indicate a fracture.Boston fans booed when Ramirez was hit, but players from both teams remained in the dugouts and there were no confrontations.Boston's training staff spent several minutes attending to Ramirez before manager Alex Cora replaced him with Mitch Moreland, who took over at first base in the second. |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 20:19 | Losses mounting for Texas Rangers in lineup, standings | Elvis Andrus | SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Doug Fister | SP | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Joey Gallo | 1B/3B/LF | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Ronald Guzmán | 1B | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Isiah Kiner-Falefa | 2B/3B/C | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Rougned Odor | 2B | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Jurickson Profar | 1B/2B/3B/SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Drew Robinson | 3B/CF | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Carlos Tocci | CF | Rangers | Free Agent |
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — The losses are mounting quickly for the Texas Rangers, both in the standings and their starting lineup.By the time the Rangers finally had their first day off of the season Thursday, the last team in the majors to get a break, they were the first team with 10 losses.They also found out they will be without No. 3 hitter and 10-season starting shortstop Elvis Andrus for 6 to 8 weeks because of a broken right elbow, though additional tests Thursday determined that he won't need surgery.He was hit by a pitch on his throwing arm in the bottom of the ninth inning of their fourth straight loss, 7-2 to the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday night."A freak deal ... not a whole lot you can do to prevent it," general manager Jon Daniels said. "Definitely an emotional one for all us to see him go down."Andrus will go on the disabled list for the first time in his career before the series opener in Houston on Friday, when the Rangers plan to recall first baseman Ronald Guzman from... [ More] |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 19:39 | Kelly, Austin suspended after Yankees-Red Sox fight | Tyler Austin | 1B/DH | Twins | Free Agent |
| | | Xander Bogaerts | SS | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Rafael Devers | 3B | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Brock Holt | 2B/3B/SS | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Joe Kelly | RP | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Dustin Pedroia | 2B | Red Sox | Free Agent |
BOSTON (AP) — Red Sox reliever Joe Kelly and the Yankees' Tyler Austin have been suspended for their roles in the brawl between the AL East rivals at Fenway Park.Kelly was suspended for six games and Austin received a five-game penalty. Each player appealed their punishments, and they are eligible to play while their appeals are considered.Major League Baseball announced the discipline on Thursday.Kelly, Austin, Red Sox manager Alex Cora and Yankees third base coach Phil Nevin also were fined. Four players on the disabled list also were fined for entering the field during the skirmish: Yankees pitcher CC Sabathia, and Red Sox infielders Xander Bogaerts, Dustin Pedroia, and Marco Hernandez.In the seventh inning of New York's 10-7 win on Wednesday night, Kelly actually threw at Austin twice. The first pitch missed, but the second one drilled him in the back. The designated hitter then charged the mound, prompting both benches to empty.The Red Sox were upset with Austin after he slid late into second in the third inning and his spikes caught Red Sox second baseman Brock Holt, who had leaned away from the bag after receiving the throw from third baseman Rafael Devers for the forceout. |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 17:59 | Andrus to miss 6-8 weeks, won't need surgery on broken elbow | Elvis Andrus | SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Keynan Middleton | RP | Angels | Free Agent |
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Texas Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus will miss six to eight weeks after additional tests Thursday confirmed the fracture in his right elbow.Dr. Keith Meister, the team physician, said the fracture is stable and will not require surgery. The elbow of Andrus' throwing arm is in a splint.Andrus got hit by a fastball from hard-throwing reliever Keynan Middleton in the ninth inning of a 7-2 loss to the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday night.The Rangers will make a roster move Friday before the opener of their three-game series at Houston.Andrus has never been on the disabled list before, and inactive for only three of the Rangers' 1,515 regular-season and postseason games since his big league debut in 2009. He was suspended one game in 2016 after the Rangers' brawl with Toronto, and missed two games while on the paternity list for the birth of his first child last July.___More AP baseball: https://apnews.com/tag/MLBbaseball |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 17:29 | Losses mounting for Texas Rangers in lineup, standings | Hanser Alberto | SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Elvis Andrus | SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Doug Fister | SP | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Isiah Kiner-Falefa | 2B/3B/C | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Rougned Odor | 2B | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Jurickson Profar | 1B/2B/3B/SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Drew Robinson | 3B/CF | Rangers | Free Agent |
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — The losses are mounting quickly for the Texas Rangers, both in the standings and their starting lineup.By time the Rangers finally had their first off day of the season Thursday, the last team in the majors to get a break, they were the first team with 10 losses.They were also awaiting word on how long No. 3 hitter and 10-season starting shortstop Elvis Andrus will be out because of a broken right elbow. He was hit by a pitch on his throwing arm in the bottom of the ninth inning of their fourth straight loss, 7-2 to the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday night.Second baseman Rougned Odor (left hamstring) and center fielder Delino DeShields (left hand) were already on the disabled list, along with right-hander Doug Fister (right hip strain).DeShields has been on the DL since March 31. Odor and Fister joined him Tuesday, a day after both aggravated previous issues in the opener against the Angels."In the interim, there is a toughness that you have to have as a group,... [ More] |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 16:19 | Zimmermann plans on making next start after being hit on jaw | Jason Kipnis | 2B | Indians | Free Agent |
| | | Jordan Zimmermann | SP | Tigers | Free Agent |
CLEVELAND (AP) — Detroit Tigers pitcher Jordan Zimmermann is expected to make his next start after being hit on the jaw by a line drive against the Cleveland Indians on Wednesday night.Zimmermann said Thursday that the swelling in his jaw had gone down and he didn't have a headache, and he planned on beginning his usual routine between starts. The right-hander's next scheduled start would be Tuesday against Baltimore.Zimmermann sustained the bruise when he was struck by a line drive hit by Jason Kipnis, the second batter in the first inning. Zimmermann was down for several minutes before walking off the field. He passed the concussion protocol test and was taken for X-rays."He's ready to go, which is pretty amazing," manager Ron Gardenhire said. "He's a very lucky man."Zimmermann had his jaw broken on a line drive while pitching in college in 2007. Doctors inserted 11 screws and several plates.___More AP baseball: www.apnews.com/tags/MLBbaseball |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 14:59 | Ohtani eager for more as Angels balance work for 2-way star | Ian Kinsler | 2B | Angels | Free Agent |
| | | Chris Martin | RP | Rangers | Free Agent |
Shohei Ohtani eagerly bounces into the cage when it's his turn during batting practice — and then puts on an impressive show knocking balls high and deep into the outfield seats.Whether hitting or pitching for the Los Angeles Angels, the rookie two-way sensation is raring to go and already wants to play more."He always says he's ready," manager Mike Scioscia said. "But right now we're definitely going to protect him as much as we can."While the 23-year-old from Japan has definitely lived up to the hype in the first two weeks of the season, the Angels are trying to do a balancing act in managing the workload for Ohtani, who appeared in eight of the first 13 games for the AL West leaders.The right-handed pitcher with a fastball averaging about 99 mph, along with a nasty splitter and a biting slider, was 2-0 with a 2.08 ERA and 18 strikeouts over 13 innings while allowing only four hits in his two starts on the mound, both against Oakland. After retiring the final eight batters in his first... [ More] |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 14:39 | Ohtani eager for more as Angels balance work for 2-way star | Ian Kinsler | 2B | Angels | Free Agent |
| | | Chris Martin | RP | Rangers | Free Agent |
Shohei Ohtani eagerly bounces into the cage when it's his turn during batting practice — and then puts on an impressive show knocking balls high and deep into the outfield seats.Whether hitting or pitching for the Los Angeles Angels, the rookie two-way sensation is raring to go and already wants to play more."He always says he's ready," manager Mike Scioscia said. "But right now we're definitely going to protect him as much as we can."While the 23-year-old from Japan has definitely lived up to the hype in the first two weeks of the season, the Angels are trying to do a balancing act in managing the workload for Ohtani, who appeared in eight of the first 13 games for the AL West leaders.The right-handed pitcher with a fastball averaging about 99 mph, along with a nasty splitter and a biting slider, was 2-0 with a 2.08 ERA and 18 strikeouts over 13 innings while allowing only four hits in his two starts on the mound, both against Oakland. After retiring the final eight batters in his first... [ More] |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 02:53 | LEADING OFF: Yankees-Red Sox calm? Arenado awaits decision | Elvis Andrus | SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Nolan Arenado | 3B | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Tyler Austin | 1B/DH | Twins | Free Agent |
| | | Brock Holt | 2B/3B/SS | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Joe Kelly | RP | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Keynan Middleton | RP | Angels | Free Agent |
| | | Tomás Nido | C | Mets | Free Agent |
| | | Kevin Plawecki | C | Mets | Free Agent |
| | | David Price | SP | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Travis d'Arnaud | C | Mets | Free Agent |
A look at what's happening all around the majors today:FENWAY FISTICUFFSThe Yankees and Red Sox meet in the series finale, a day after their Beantown Brawl. Are the longtime rivals done tangling?"I think it's probably over with," New York manager Aaron Boone said. "Hopefully put this to bed."A spikes-first slide by Tyler Austin into Boston shortstop Brock Holt raised the tension level at Fenway Park. Four innings later, the Red Sox retaliated when Joe Kelly hit Austin with a fastball."It's Yankees-Red Sox. That's what everybody wants. That's what they got," Boston starter David Price said.NO MORE NOLAN?Rockies slugger Nolan Arenado is certain to get suspended soon after charging the mound and trying to punch Padres pitcher Luis Perdomo. The All-Star third baseman went wild after a fastball buzzed behind him, and came out swinging. None of his punches landed squarely Wednesday at Coors Field, and that could spare him some additional games when penalties are announced. The teams next meet... [ More] |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 02:33 | Yankees and Red Sox brawl, hours after Rockies-Padres fight | Matt Albers | RP | Brewers | Free Agent |
| | | Yonder Alonso | 1B | Indians | Free Agent |
| | | Elvis Andrus | SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Nolan Arenado | 3B | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Tyler Austin | 1B/DH | Twins | Free Agent |
| | | Jaime Barría | SP | Angels | Free Agent |
| | | Buddy Baumann | RP | Mets | Free Agent |
| | | Peter Bourjos | CF/LF | Braves | Free Agent |
| | | Alex Bregman | 3B/SS | Astros | Free Agent |
| | | Austin Brice | RP | Angels | Free Agent |
| | | Shane Carle | RP/SP | Braves | Free Agent |
| | | Carlos Carrasco | SP | Indians | Free Agent |
| | | Matt Chapman | 3B | Athletics | Free Agent |
| | | Franchy Cordero | CF/LF | Padres | Free Agent |
| | | J.P. Crawford | SS | Phillies | Free Agent |
| | | Matt Davidson | 1B/3B/DH | White Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Khris Davis | DH/LF | Athletics | Free Agent |
| | | Wade Davis | RP | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Brian Duensing | RP | Cubs | Free Agent |
| | | Scooter Gennett | 2B/PH | Reds | Free Agent |
| | | Paul Goldschmidt | 1B | Diamondbacks | Free Agent |
| | | Odúbel Herrera | CF | Phillies | Free Agent |
| | | Brock Holt | 2B/3B/SS | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Nate Jones | RP | White Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Tommy Kahnle | RP | Yankees | Free Agent |
| | | Joe Kelly | RP | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Max Kepler | CF/RF | Twins | Free Agent |
| | | Scott Kingery | 2B/SS | Phillies | Free Agent |
| | | Jason Kipnis | 2B | Indians | Free Agent |
| | | Jed Lowrie | 2B | Athletics | Free Agent |
| | | Germán Márquez | SP | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Brandon McCarthy | SP | Braves | Free Agent |
| | | Lance McCullers | SP | Astros | Free Agent |
| | | Keynan Middleton | RP | Angels | Free Agent |
| | | Matt Moore | RP/SP | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | John Ryan Murphy | C/PH | Diamondbacks | Free Agent |
| | | Daniel Norris | SP | Tigers | Free Agent |
| | | Chris O'Grady | RP | Marlins | Free Agent |
| | | Gerardo Parra | LF/PH/RF | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Brad Peacock | RP/SP | Astros | Free Agent |
| | | David Price | SP | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Robbie Ray | SP | Diamondbacks | Free Agent |
| | | Yacksel Ríos | RP | Phillies | Free Agent |
| | | Fernando Rodney | RP | Twins | Free Agent |
| | | Miguel Rojas | 1B/3B/SS | Marlins | Free Agent |
| | | Bruce Rondon | RP | White Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Fernando Salas | RP | Diamondbacks | Free Agent |
| | | Marcus Semien | SS | Athletics | Free Agent |
| | | Antonio Senzatela | SP | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | George Springer | CF/RF | Astros | Free Agent |
| | | Giancarlo Stanton | DH/LF/RF | Yankees | Free Agent |
| | | Masahiro Tanaka | SP | Yankees | Free Agent |
| | | Eric Thames | 1B/LF/PH/RF | Brewers | Free Agent |
| | | Jonathan Villar | 2B/PH | Orioles | Free Agent |
| | | Zack Wheeler | SP | Mets | Free Agent |
| | | Tony Wolters | C | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Alex Wood | SP | Dodgers | Free Agent |
| | | Jordan Zimmermann | SP | Tigers | Free Agent |
BOSTON (AP) — Tyler Austin rushed the mound after being hit by a pitch from Red Sox reliever Joe Kelly, triggering a bench-clearing brawl in a ramped-up rivalry as the New York Yankees ended Boston's nine-game winning streak with a 10-7 victory Wednesday night.Benches cleared briefly in the third after Austin's spikes clipped Brock Holt's leg on a slide into second base. Holt took issue with the contact and they exchanged words before being separated.Then with the Yankees leading 10-6 in the seventh, Kelly caught Austin on the side with a 98 mph fastball. Austin slammed his bat on the plate, threw it down and took four steps toward the mound while hollering. Kelly waved Austin at him, and things quickly escalated.Austin, Kelly, New York reliever Tommy Kahnle and Yankees third base coach Phil Nevin were ejected.The Yankees scored four runs off David Price (1-1) in the first inning before the lefty ace exited the game with a tingling sensation in his pitching hand.Gary Sanchez hit two home... [ More] |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 01:33 | LEADING OFF: Yankees-Red Sox calm? Arenado awaits decision | Elvis Andrus | SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Nolan Arenado | 3B | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Tyler Austin | 1B/DH | Twins | Free Agent |
| | | Brock Holt | 2B/3B/SS | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Joe Kelly | RP | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Tomás Nido | C | Mets | Free Agent |
| | | Luis Perdomo | SP | Padres | Free Agent |
| | | Kevin Plawecki | C | Mets | Free Agent |
| | | David Price | SP | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Travis d'Arnaud | C | Mets | Free Agent |
A look at what's happening all around the majors Thursday:FENWAY FISTICUFFSThe Yankees and Red Sox meet in the series finale, a day after their Beantown Brawl. Are the longtime rivals done tangling?"I think it's probably over with," New York manager Aaron Boone said. "Hopefully put this to bed."A spikes-first slide by Tyler Austin into Boston shortstop Brock Holt raised the tension level at Fenway Park. Four innings later, the Red Sox retaliated when Joe Kelly hit Austin with a fastball."It's Yankees-Red Sox. That's what everybody wants. That's what they got," Boston starter David Price said.NO MORE NOLAN?Rockies slugger Nolan Arenado is certain to get suspended soon after charging the mound and trying to punch Padres pitcher Luis Perdomo. The All-Star third baseman went wild after a fastball buzzed behind him, and came out swinging. None of his punches landed squarely Wednesday at Coors Field, and that could spare him some additional games when penalties are announced. The teams next meet... [ More] |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 01:23 | Rangers' Andrus breaks elbow after getting hit vs Angels | Elvis Andrus | SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Keynan Middleton | RP | Angels | Free Agent |
| | | Rougned Odor | 2B | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Jurickson Profar | 1B/2B/3B/SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Mike Trout | CF | Angels | Free Agent |
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Texas Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus broke his right elbow Wednesday night when he was hit by a pitch in the ninth inning of the team's fourth straight loss.Andrus, the 29-year-old in his 10th season as the Rangers starting shortstop, is likely headed to the disabled list for the first time in his career.Dr. Keith Meister, the team's physician, did initial X-rays and an examination at the stadium, and the team said after the 7-2 loss to the Los Angeles Angels that those tests indicated the probability of a fracture.Andrus' elbow was put in a splint and he will be examined further Thursday, the team's first off day this season, to determine the severity of the injury and the course of recovery."Listen, you don't replace guys like this. It's such a huge part of the lineup and on the field defensively," Banister said, also mentioning Andrus' leadership.Andrus was hit by a fastball from hard-throwing reliever Keynan Middleton. He immediately grabbed at his right arm... [ More] |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 01:03 | Yankees and Red Sox brawl, hours after Rockies-Padres fight | Matt Albers | RP | Brewers | Free Agent |
| | | Yonder Alonso | 1B | Indians | Free Agent |
| | | Elvis Andrus | SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Nolan Arenado | 3B | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Tyler Austin | 1B/DH | Twins | Free Agent |
| | | Jaime Barría | SP | Angels | Free Agent |
| | | Buddy Baumann | RP | Mets | Free Agent |
| | | Peter Bourjos | CF/LF | Braves | Free Agent |
| | | Alex Bregman | 3B/SS | Astros | Free Agent |
| | | Austin Brice | RP | Angels | Free Agent |
| | | Shane Carle | RP/SP | Braves | Free Agent |
| | | Carlos Carrasco | SP | Indians | Free Agent |
| | | Franchy Cordero | CF/LF | Padres | Free Agent |
| | | J.P. Crawford | SS | Phillies | Free Agent |
| | | Matt Davidson | 1B/3B/DH | White Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Wade Davis | RP | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Brian Duensing | RP | Cubs | Free Agent |
| | | Scooter Gennett | 2B/PH | Reds | Free Agent |
| | | Paul Goldschmidt | 1B | Diamondbacks | Free Agent |
| | | Odúbel Herrera | CF | Phillies | Free Agent |
| | | Brock Holt | 2B/3B/SS | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Nate Jones | RP | White Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Tommy Kahnle | RP | Yankees | Free Agent |
| | | Joe Kelly | RP | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Max Kepler | CF/RF | Twins | Free Agent |
| | | Scott Kingery | 2B/SS | Phillies | Free Agent |
| | | Jason Kipnis | 2B | Indians | Free Agent |
| | | Germán Márquez | SP | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Brandon McCarthy | SP | Braves | Free Agent |
| | | Lance McCullers | SP | Astros | Free Agent |
| | | Keynan Middleton | RP | Angels | Free Agent |
| | | Matt Moore | RP/SP | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | John Ryan Murphy | C/PH | Diamondbacks | Free Agent |
| | | Daniel Norris | SP | Tigers | Free Agent |
| | | Chris O'Grady | RP | Marlins | Free Agent |
| | | Gerardo Parra | LF/PH/RF | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Brad Peacock | RP/SP | Astros | Free Agent |
| | | David Price | SP | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Robbie Ray | SP | Diamondbacks | Free Agent |
| | | Yacksel Ríos | RP | Phillies | Free Agent |
| | | Fernando Rodney | RP | Twins | Free Agent |
| | | Miguel Rojas | 1B/3B/SS | Marlins | Free Agent |
| | | Bruce Rondon | RP | White Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Fernando Salas | RP | Diamondbacks | Free Agent |
| | | Antonio Senzatela | SP | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | George Springer | CF/RF | Astros | Free Agent |
| | | Giancarlo Stanton | DH/LF/RF | Yankees | Free Agent |
| | | Masahiro Tanaka | SP | Yankees | Free Agent |
| | | Eric Thames | 1B/LF/PH/RF | Brewers | Free Agent |
| | | Jonathan Villar | 2B/PH | Orioles | Free Agent |
| | | Zack Wheeler | SP | Mets | Free Agent |
| | | Tony Wolters | C | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Jordan Zimmermann | SP | Tigers | Free Agent |
BOSTON (AP) — Tyler Austin rushed the mound after being hit by a pitch from Red Sox reliever Joe Kelly, triggering a bench-clearing brawl in a ramped-up rivalry as the New York Yankees ended Boston's nine-game winning streak with a 10-7 victory Wednesday night.Benches cleared briefly in the third after Austin's spikes clipped Brock Holt's leg on a slide into second base. Holt took issue with the contact and they exchanged words before being separated.Then with the Yankees leading 10-6 in the seventh, Kelly caught Austin on the side with a 98 mph fastball. Austin slammed his bat on the plate, threw it down and took four steps toward the mound while hollering. Kelly waved Austin at him, and things quickly escalated.Austin, Kelly, New York reliever Tommy Kahnle and Yankees third base coach Phil Nevin were ejected.The Yankees scored four runs off David Price (1-1) in the first inning before the lefty ace exited the game with a tingling sensation in his pitching hand.Gary Sanchez hit two home... [ More] |
Thu Apr 12 2018 | 00:13 | Rangers' Andrus breaks elbow after getting hit vs Angels | Elvis Andrus | SS | Rangers | Free Agent |
| | | Keynan Middleton | RP | Angels | Free Agent |
ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Texas shortstop Elvis Andrus broke his right elbow when he was hit by a pitch in the ninth inning of the Rangers' 7-2 loss to the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday night.Texas manager Jeff Banister said after the game that a preliminary X-ray revealed a fracture, and that Andrus would be evaluated further.Andrus was hit by a fastball from hard-throwing reliever Keynan Middleton. He immediately grabbed at his right arm and fell to the ground, appearing to be in significant pain.The Rangers have lost four straight and became the first team in the majors with 10 losses.Andrus is batting .327 with two homers and five RBIs from the third spot in Texas' order.___More AP baseball: https://apnews.com/tag/MLBbaseball |
Wed Apr 11 2018 | 23:13 | Mets' Travis d'Arnaud tears elbow ligament, surgery possible | Tomás Nido | C | Mets | Free Agent |
| | | Kevin Plawecki | C | Mets | Free Agent |
| | | Travis d'Arnaud | C | Mets | Free Agent |
MIAMI (AP) — The New York Mets suddenly found themselves down two catchers Wednesday, yet relieved the situation wasn't even worse.Travis d'Arnaud went on the disabled list for the fifth consecutive year with a partial tear of the ulnar collateral ligament in his right elbow, and surgery is possible.His replacement, Kevin Plawecki, was hit by a pitch on the left hand hours later in the eighth inning against the Miami Marlins and left the game. The Mets breathed a sigh of relief when X-rays were negative, and are hopeful Plawecki won't be sidelined for long."That's a big one," manager Mickey Callaway said. "I was worried about that the rest of the game once he came out. To lose two catchers would be tough."Plawecki was "pretty sore," Callaway said, and might miss some playing time. Tomas Nido replaced him after being recalled from Double-A Binghamton earlier in the day.D'Arnaud underwent an MRI in New York, and the severity of his injury was a surprise. But Callaway said d'Arnaud's throwing... [ More] |
Wed Apr 11 2018 | 22:53 | Yankees, Red Sox fight at Fenway after New York player hit | Nolan Arenado | 3B | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Bronson Arroyo | | | Free Agent |
| | | Tyler Austin | 1B/DH | Twins | Free Agent |
| | | Brock Holt | 2B/3B/SS | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Aaron Judge | RF | Yankees | Free Agent |
| | | Joe Kelly | RP | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Luis Perdomo | SP | Padres | Free Agent |
| | | Alex Rodriguez | | | Free Agent |
| | | Giancarlo Stanton | DH/LF/RF | Yankees | Free Agent |
BOSTON (AP) — New York Yankees designated hitter Tyler Austin rushed the mound after being hit by a pitch from Boston Red Sox reliever Joe Kelly, and both players began punching away in a bench-clearing brawl Wednesday night at Fenway Park.The bitter rivals tangled in the seventh inning, adding another chapter to a long history that has included some memorable brawls.The benches cleared briefly in the third after Austin's spikes clipped Brock Holt's leg on a slide into second base. Holt took issue with the contact and they exchanged words before being separated.Then with the Yankees leading 10-6, Kelly nearly hit Austin and then caught him on the side with a 2-1 pitch clocked at 98 mph. Austin slammed his bat on the plate, threw it down and took four steps toward the mound while hollering. Kelly waved Austin at him, and things quickly escalated.The scuffle spilled across the field before it broke up in front of the Boston dugout on the first base side, with Yankees sluggers Aaron Judge... [ More] |
Wed Apr 11 2018 | 22:33 | Yankees, Red Sox fight at Fenway after New York player hit | Nolan Arenado | 3B | Rockies | Free Agent |
| | | Tyler Austin | 1B/DH | Twins | Free Agent |
| | | Brock Holt | 2B/3B/SS | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Aaron Judge | RF | Yankees | Free Agent |
| | | Joe Kelly | RP | Red Sox | Free Agent |
| | | Luis Perdomo | SP | Padres | Free Agent |
| | | Giancarlo Stanton | DH/LF/RF | Yankees | Free Agent |
Boston (AP) — New York Yankees designated hitter Tyler Austin has rushed the mound after being hit by a pitch from Boston Red Sox reliever Joe Kelly, and both players began punching away in a bench-clearing brawl at Fenway Park.The bitter rivals tangled Wednesday night, adding another chapter to a long history that has included some memorable brawls.The benches cleared briefly in the third inning after Austin's spikes clipped Brock Holt's leg on a slide into second base. Holt took issue with the contact and they exchanged words before being separated.Then in the seventh, with the Yankees leading 10-6, Kelly hit Austin in the side with a 2-1 pitch clocked at 98 mph. Austin slammed his bat on the plate, then threw it down and took four steps toward the mound while hollering. Kelly waved Austin at him, and things quickly escalated.The scuffle spilled across the filled before it broke up in front of the Boston dugout on the first base side, with Yankees sluggers Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton pushing the pile. Yankees hitting coach Marcus Thames used both hands to shove Austin all the way across the infield toward the New York dugout.Austin, Kelly and Yankees third base coach Phil Nevin were ejected.It was the second bench-clearing brawl of the day in the majors. Colorado star Nolan Arenado charged the mound after being a pitch from San Diego's Luis Perdomo threw a pitch behind him.___More AP baseball: www.apnews.com/tags/MLBbaseball |
Wed Apr 11 2018 | 20:53 | Marlins' Garcia pulled after 6 with no-hitter against Mets | Wei-Yin Chen | SP | Marlins | Free Agent |
| | | Adam Conley | RP/SP | Marlins | Free Agent |
| | | Todd Frazier | 3B | Mets | Free Agent |
| | | Drew Steckenrider | RP | Marlins | Free Agent |
MIAMI (AP) — Miami Marlins left-hander Jarlin Garcia was taken out after allowing no hits in six innings against the New York Mets.The Marlins led 1-0, and Garcia threw 77 pitches in his first major league start. He walked two and struck out three against a Mets team off to the best start in franchise history at 9-1.He was replaced by Drew Steckenrider, who gave up Todd Frazier's single with two outs in the seventh.Garcia, 25, broke into the majors with Miami a year ago. His first start came after 72 games as a reliever, including 68 last year, when he had an ERA of 4.73.Marlins manager Don Mattingly pulled Wei-Yin Chen after seven hitless innings and 100 pitches against Seattle last April 18 and Adam Conley after 7 2/3 hitless innings and 116 pitches verses Milwaukee on April 29, 2016.___More AP Baseball: https://apnews.com/tag/MLBbaseball |
Wed Apr 11 2018 | 20:13 | Tigers' Zimmermann bruises jaw when hit by Kipnis' liner | Miguel Cabrera | 1B | Tigers | Free Agent |
| | | Jason Kipnis | 2B | Indians | Free Agent |
| | | Daniel Norris | SP | Tigers | Free Agent |
| | | Jordan Zimmermann | SP | Tigers | Free Agent |
CLEVELAND (AP) — Detroit Tigers pitcher Jordan Zimmermann was taken to the hospital with a bruised jaw after being hit by a line drive off the bat of Cleveland's Jason Kipnis on Wednesday night.The Tigers said Zimmermann had passed concussion protocol tests and was being taken for X-rays.Zimmermann was hit on the right side of his face in the first inning. The right-hander was face down on the mound for several moments and attended to by head athletic trainer Doug Teter.Zimmermann sat up and spoke to Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire, then walked off the field while holding a towel to his face.The ball rolled to first baseman Miguel Cabrera, who stepped on first for the out. An obviously distraught Kipnis crossed the bag and knelt on the first base line as Zimmermann was examined.Zimmermann, who threw seven pitches, was replaced by Daniel Norris.___More AP Baseball: https://apnews.com/tag/MLBbaseball |
Wed Apr 11 2018 | 19:03 | Tigers' Zimmerman bruises jaw when hit by Kipnis' line drive | Miguel Cabrera | 1B | Tigers | Free Agent |
| | | Jason Kipnis | 2B | Indians | Free Agent |
| | | Daniel Norris | SP | Tigers | Free Agent |
| | | Jordan Zimmermann | SP | Tigers | Free Agent |
CLEVELAND (AP) — Detroit pitcher Jordan Zimmermann bruised the right side of his jaw when hit on the face by a line drive off the bat of Cleveland's Jason Kipnis and left Wednesday's game after two batters.Kipnis lined a 2-2 pitch to the mound. Zimmermann was face down on the pitcher's mound for several moments and attended to by head athletic trainer Doug Teter. Zimmermann sat up and spoke to Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire, then walked off the field while holding a towel to his face.The ball rolled to first baseman Miguel Cabrera, who stepped on first for the out. An obviously distraught Kipnis crossed the bag and knelt on the first base line as Zimmermann was examined.Zimmermann, who threw seven pitches, was replaced by Daniel Norris.___More AP Baseball: https://apnews.com/tag/MLBbaseball |