The Mets trimmed their major league spring training roster by 13 on Tuesday, including a former closer who made 22 saves only two seasons ago.

Yankees pitching prospect Chase Hampton had Tommy John surgery on Friday to repair a UCL tear after being limited to seven starts and 18.2 innings last year due to a right flexor strain and groin strain. Photo courtesy Somerset Patriots

The New York Yankees have endured a flood of injury woes just four games into their spring training schedule, with another pitcher lost on Tuesday.

There have been 2,555 major league pitchers who had Tommy John surgery. Of those, 162 had a second procedure, and fewer still achieved their previous level of success.

The Orioles’ first week of their 2025 spring training schedule is in the books. Here are five early trends to keep an eye on moving forward.

Mariners top prospect Colt Emerson doesn't have a hit this spring. But a 14-pitch at-bat Sunday could be a defining moment.

The right-hander has had a long road back from Tommy John and back surgeries, but was feeling good and healthy this spring. That came to a screeching halt on Tuesday.

All I'm hoping for in the first week of Spring Training is for players to stay healthy. Anything more than that is gravy. Let's talk gravy. Alex Bregman made his Red Sox debut Sunday against the Blue Jays,

“While Roberts may have gotten back at Ohtani on Friday, the real winner of the whole ordeal might have been Decoy, Ohtani’s dog, who had a blast playing with the giant pile of ball-pit balls the manager left behind,” Thomas Harrigan of MLB.com wrote.

The A’s shut down Brady Basso with a shoulder strain, interrupting what had been a solid spring training for the left-hander as he tried to earn a job with the big league club after making his Oakland debut last season.

Whitlock hasn't pitched in a game this spring, but the Red Sox think he'll be ready for the start of the regular season.