Seattle Mariners
Struggling Mariners have reasons to stay optimistic
While the Mariners have struggled, their crop of young players give them reason to be optimistic. If hitters like Jesus Montero and Dustin Ackley get on track, they can help support a young group of pitchers waiting to come up from the Minors.
- Mariners can't hold leads, fall on walk-off HR in 10th
- After workout, Harang ready to make next start
- Mariners need to hit better with men in scoring position
- Maurer excited for SoCal homecoming
- Felix, defense struggle in loss to Indians
- Mariners looking to flip script at Angel Stadium
- Smoak putting together strong stretch
- Ryan finding groove at the plate
- Righty Farquhar impresses Wedge in scoreless debut
- Mariners hit three homers but fall on walk-off
- Wedge rests center fielder Saunders on Saturday
- Injury-plagued Guti likely to play right field
- Recent series wins show Wedge team's personality
- Luetge surrenders walk-off homer to Tribe in 10th
- Morse sidelined Friday with eye irritation
- Mariners, Harang optimistic he'll make next start
- Mariners option Noesi to Triple-A; call up Farquhar
- Wedge ejected for first time this season in Bronx
- Wedge hopes for productive rehab for Gutierrez
- Ryan trying to get on roll in batter's box
- 'Boo' or 'Raul?' Ibanez knows the difference
- Noesi, bullpen do job as Morse ensures series win
- Harang scratched vs. Yankees with back stiffness
- Ibanez's homers help Mariners torch Yankees
- With righty on the hill, Ackley back in lineup
- Felix improved a day after tweaking back
- Inviting Bronx porch brings out best in Ibanez
- Wilhelmsen, Mariners party on at Fan Cave
- Ibanez, Morse talk Mariners in Chatting Cage
San Diego Padres
Family of Padres' Hinch safe after Okla. tornadoes
Padres vice president and assistant general manager A.J. Hinch, an Oklahoma native, has family that lives where Monday's deadly tornadoes hit, but everyone was safe.
- Marquis, Padres continue strong stretch
- No need for a cab, Everth is running like the wind
- Black can't say enough about boffo batting
- Minor Leaguer Darnell again felled by injury
- Volquez looks to draw Padres closer to .500
- Maybin might start rehab stint on Friday
- Getting plunked not uncommon in Padres lineup
- Headley happy to play in speedy game
- Offense breaks out behind Cashner's solid start
- Black, Padres players honor those battling cancer
- Padres option Brach to make room for Quentin
- Luebke's throwing program stopped after discomfort
- Stults spins gem to lead Padres past Nats
- 'Headley's Heroes' to honor brave child on Sunday
- Blanks comfortable with spot start at first
- Padres rally in ninth, but fall in 10 to Nats
- Stauffer called up; Quentin on paternity leave
- Gyorko a more than pleasant surprise
- 'Johnny Football' takes batting practice at Petco Park
- Maybin and Forsythe take step forward in rehab
- Quentin out of lineup to attend birth of son
- Richard to take one more rehab start before return
- Volquez stumbles after strong start
- Bottom of the order produces in Padres' win
- Cashner taking something off to go deeper
- Ross eager to get back into Padres' rotation
- Grandal to report to Triple-A on Saturday
- Denorfia, Cabrera stun O's with comeback in ninth
- Cabrera, Padres excel at hitting with two outs
Philadelphia Phillies
Cloyd starts as Phils try to beat Fish's Fernandez
The Phillies could not figure out Jose Fernandez either of the first two times they saw him, but they will get another crack against the Marlins' rookie phenom Tuesday night. Rookie righty Tyler Cloyd will get the nod for Philadelphia at Marlins Park.
- Hamels strikes out 10, but takes tough loss in Miami
- Ruiz headed to DL with strained right hamstring
- Adams placed on 15-day DL with strained back
- Howard sits out with left knee inflammation
- Howard set for precautionary MRI on left knee
- Back-to-back HRs lift Phillies to walk-off vs. Reds
- Phillies relievers trying to right the ship
- Cloyd to be called up to start Tuesday
- Revere returns to lineup for finale vs. Reds
- Young makes first start at first for Phils
- Grateful host: Hamels welcomes veterans to park
- Young's rising walk total reflects focus at plate
- After peak at plate, Howard navigating valley
- Phillies lose momentum in shutout by Reds
- Needing win, Phillies break tie late to top Reds
- Adams battling back strain, hopes to avoid DL
- Looking for bullpen answer, Phils call up Rosenberg
- For now, Phillies take wait-and-see approach
- Mayberry might be turning corner on offense
- Talking past, present and future with Sandberg
- Rollins aware this could be last ride for Phillies
- Halladay undergoes successful shoulder surgery
- Phantastic Auction raises nearly $130,000 for charities
- Utleys hold sixth All-Star Animals Casino Night
- Hamels unable to find form vs. Tribe in sixth loss
- De Fratus emerges as clutch late-game reliever
- Adams still hampered with back issues
- Phillies ink Zambrano to Minor League deal
- Pettibone cruises in strong start; homers pace Phils
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates showing organization is on the rise
Slowly but surely, things have begun to turn around under the guidance of general manager Neal Huntington, and the Pirates' farm system is now ranked seventh in baseball.
- Solo shot all Locke needs as Pirates top Astros
- McCutchen has no structural damage in sore knee
- Wandy goes for fourth straight quality start
- Hurdle ejected after close play at the plate
- Pirates fall in 11th after bullpen has rare misstep
- Pirates hold ceremony for Honorary Bat Girl
- Opposite-field hit may be good sign for McCutchen
- Persistent Pirates benefit from unexpected mishap
- Hughes returns to Pirates with improved delivery
- Hughes recalled from Triple-A to replace Contreras
- Pirates beneficiaries from error of Astros' ways
- Pirates' pitchers racking up strikeouts
- Pirates welcome former division rival to town
- Gomez making most of his opportunity to start
- Snider's three-hit night backs Liriano's strong start
- Bucs' bullpen living up to 'Shark Tank' nickname
- Hurdle hails Martin's tremendous defensive play
- Hurdle gratified with Bucs' attitude, effort, direction
- Wandy outlasts Gallardo as Bucs top Brewers
- McCutchen's slump-busting strategy: Just keep hitting
- Mercer's quick return comes vs. Gallardo
- For now, Hurdle OK with lefty-heavy rotation
- Bucs place McDonald on DL; Mercer recalled
- Umpire Culbreth hit by foul ball, forced to exit game
- McCutchen hits walk-off homer as Bucs win in extras
- Martin thwarts Brewers' run game in return
- Tabata finding own identity away from Clemente
- Brewers continue to mystify Burnett, Bucs
- Walker back with Bucs; Mercer sent down
Cincinnati Reds
With Cueto back, steadily rolling Reds are even better
The team with the second-best record and second-best run differential in the NL added an elite starting pitcher to its rotation on Monday. And though Johnny Cueto didn't look much like the man who was a Cy Young candidate a year ago, on this night it didn't matter. He did enough, and got enough help, for Cincinnati to rack up win No. 27 in 45 tries.
- Latos talks all things Reds in Chatting Cage
- Middle of Reds' order will put Niese to the test
- Thanks to Bruce, Cueto victorious in return
- Cozart remains sidelined with stomach bug
- Aroldis bounces back in opener with Mets
- Soto optioned to Triple-A Louisville
- Votto slugs way to NL Player of the Week honors
- Chapman allows tying, walk-off homers in Philly
- Cozart scratched from lineup with illness
- Cueto contemplating mechanical change
- Cairo ready to help in new role for Reds
- MRI confirms no new injury for Heisey
- Reds call up infielder Soto, option Cingrani to Triple-A
- Cingrani to work on secondary pitches in Triple-A
- Shutout with clout: Reds stage rout in Philly
- Homers power Reds back, but Phils pull away late
- Leake's job most likely secure when Cueto returns
- Cueto ready to return Monday against Mets
- Frazier hopes home-like scene will cure enigmatic skid
- Reds pick up Chapman in 10th, win sixth straight
- Phillips closing in on Morgan's Reds records
- Chapman uses slider to finish off rookie, Fish
- Baker discusses Reds' injuries, perseverance
- Choo homers twice; Leake, Reds blank Fish
- Cueto returning to Reds' rotation on Monday
- Reds reserve outfielders capitalizing on extra time
- Baker allows Reds to play in front of family, friends
- Staked to early lead, Bailey goes distance
- Reds eager to improve on the road
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