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The Kansas City Royals lost a true clubhouse guy at the trade deadline, while the San Diego Padres managed to gain a leader in a much needed top backstop.

Bobby Witt Jr. enters 2025 with several intriguing storylines for Royals fans. His hitting streak in April and growing ...

As AJ Cassavell of MLB.com reports, the city of Guayana in Venezuela is home to two Major League catchers—Fermin and Carlos Hernandez, who helped the Padres win the 1998 National League pennant. Oh, ...

As the dust has settled over the last week, it's hard not to be impressed by the Kansas City Royals' decisive moves at the trade deadline. The Royals grabbed ve ...

Davis Schneider hit two of Toronto’s five home runs to back seven strong innings by Kevin Gausman as the Blue Jays routed the ...

The San Diego Padres released catcher Martin Maldonado and outrighted utility player Tyler Wade to Triple-A El Paso on ...

Well, after last week’s trade deadline, a lot of players making their Royals debut, The latest being Ryan Burgert last night getting the call on the mound against the Boston Red Sox.

With the MLB trade deadline having come and gone, we're all still getting acquainted with the new-look versions of all 30 ...

The Red Sox got a big lead early and held on Monday, winning their sixth straight in front of a lively Fenway crowd.

The Padres were the busiest team in baseball at the 2025 MLB trade deadline, but are there any more moves that they can make?