ATLANTA — The Pittsburgh Pirates may have a little déjà vu. On Friday night, the Atlanta Braves knocked Mitch Keller around to the tune of six runs in 4 2/3 innings, with three runs coming in the ...

The Nationals list Alvarez as their starting pitcher for Wednesday's game against the Marlins in Washington. Alvarez will be making his second straight turn through the Washington rotation, this time ...

Hayden Panettiere is opening up about what it was like filming a hit series which mirrored her real life. In her recent memoir, "This Is Me: A Reckoning," the 36-year-old actress discussed how she ...

Watch the ghosts in Pac-Man long enough, and they start to feel personal. They chase, they corner, they seem to want you. They don’t. Each ghost works on a few simple instructions: if the player moves ...

It’s been almost exactly a decade since “Nashville” left ABC. Though the show continued for two more seasons on CMT, its main period of acclaim and attention — between 2012 and 2016 — was guided in ...

Bleacher Report’s Kerry Miller ranked the Los Angeles Dodgers’ starting rotation second best in MLB, just behind the New York Yankees. Their results this season have been fantastic, posting a 3.28 ERA ...

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After two rocky minor-league rehab starts, right-hander Tatsuya Imai will make his next start in a major-league game with the Houston Astros, manager Joe Espada said Wednesday. Imai was placed on the ...

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Chicago White Sox left-handed pitching prospect Noah Schultz rebounded from a rocky big league debut by turning in a stellar outing in his second MLB start. Schultz, Chicago's No. 2 prospect on MLB ...

BOSTON — For the second time in a week, a rehabbing Red Sox starter has had his progress halted due to a new arm injury. Left-hander Patrick Sandoval experienced biceps tightness after his last rehab ...