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NEW YORK — Jacob de Grom doesn’t argue. He doesn’t attempt to negotiate. When pitching coach Jeremy Hefner delivers the news of how many pitches the Mets will allow deGrom …

WASHINGTON–When Juan Soto first heard he’d been traded to San Diego, the slugger said he “cried all morning.” Then he peeked at his new schedule. Just on the horizon, after …

SAN DIEGO — It took them a few days to get acclimated, but these Padres are finally starting to look like the team they envisioned when they overhauled their offense …

NEW YORK — In another age, 114 pitches might not seem like much. Who knows how many Old Hoss Radbourn or his cronies may have thrown back in the day? …

Two of Iowa’s Minor League teams will take the field in a place where no Minor Leaguers have played before. Some of each system’s best talent will be suiting up …

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ST. LOUIS — You can’t judge a trade after a week. In some cases, you can’t judge a trade after a year. But in the early going, the returns from …

MILWAUKEE — Batting practice was optional for Reds hitters before Saturday’s game against the Brewers. But the pregame schedule had carved out extra time for young shortstop Jose Barrero and …

LOS ANGELES–Through Max Muncy‘s season-long struggles at the plate, the Dodgers’ confidence in him has not wavered. Manager Dave Roberts has moved Muncy down in the order at times but …