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When a drone suddenly appeared near the left-field wall at Sutter Health Park on Monday night, veteran Athletics bat boy Stewart Thalblum decided to help thwart it.

Tyler O'Neill had four hits in his home debut for Baltimore, and the Orioles used a pair of big offensive innings to beat the Boston Red Sox 8-5 on Monday.

Tyler O'Neill had four hits in his home debut for Baltimore, and the Orioles used a pair of big offensive innings to beat the Boston Red Sox 8-5 on Monday.

The Nationals are celebrating their 20th year in Washington, and it appears little has changed since the Lerner family took over.

Maryland star Derik Queen was noncommittal about his future after throwing out a ceremonial first pitch at the Baltimore Orioles' home opener Monday.

Josh Bell and Nathaniel Lowe homered, and the Washington Nationals avoided a season-opening series sweep with a 5-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies on Sunday.

The Toronto Blue Jays put right-hander Max Scherzer on the 15-day injured list Sunday because of inflammation in his right thumb.

Kyle Schwarber's three-run shot - his second homer in two games - was the big blow in a five-run sixth inning, and Brandon Marsh's three-run drive in the seventh that drew "Let's go, Phillies!" chants at Nationals Park lifted Philadelphia to an 11-6 ...

Shohei Ohtani and Clayton Kershaw joined their Los Angeles Dodgers teammates in sticking their fists out to show off their glittering World Series rings in a ceremony Friday night.

After slugging his first home run with the New York Mets on Friday night, Juan Soto insisted he isn't burdened by the lofty expectations to perform after signing his record deal.