The players, performances, and stories that shape Major League Baseball.
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Anthony Volpe Returns with a Grand Slam as Yankees Complete the Sweep
Anthony Volpe returns with three hits, a grand slam and five RBI, Seattle spoils Jacob deGrom’s gem, and Jared Jones throws seven one-hit innings. All five Thursday finals, postseason-race movement and Friday’s full 15-game schedule.
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Jackson Merrill Homers Twice and Drives in Six as Padres Take Wild Card Spot
Jackson Merrill, Francisco Lindor, Christopher Morel, Kyle Schwarber, George Lombard Jr., Mookie Betts, Yoshinobu Yamamoto, Jackson Chourio, Griffin Jax, Kade Anderson, Bobby Witt Jr., Zach Neto, Colt Keith, Shay Whitcomb, Jung Hoo Lee
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Jackson Chourio Forces Extras as Brewers Walk Off Cubs in the 10th
Jackson Chourio ties the game with a two-out homer, Milwaukee walks off Chicago, Reid Detmers dominates Boston and Aaron Judge returns. All 15 Tuesday finals, postseason-race movement and Wednesday’s full schedule.
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Jesús Luzardo Fires First Career Complete Game as Schwarber Wins It
Jesús Luzardo throws a two-hit, 12-strikeout shutout, Kyle Schwarber supplies the only run, and Arizona survives a wild 10th inning. All 11 Monday finals, postseason-race movement and Tuesday’s full 15-game schedule.
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Payton Tolle Strikes Out 12 as Aroldis Chapman Records Save No. 400
Payton Tolle strikes out 12, Aroldis Chapman reaches 400 saves, and Cleveland earns its third walk-off in four games. All 15 Sunday finals, postseason-race movement and Monday’s 11-game schedule.
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Riley Greene Homers Twice as Tommy Edman Powers the Dodgers’ Comeback
Riley Greene collects four hits and two homers, Tommy Edman flips a Dodgers deficit, and Sonny Gray throws seven scoreless innings. All 15 Saturday finals, playoff-race movement and Sunday’s complete schedule.
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Brayan Rocchio Powers Cleveland’s Double-Walk-Off Day as Padres Win in the 10th
Brayan Rocchio hits a grand slam and walk-off homer, Cleveland sweeps a doubleheader with two walk-offs, and Luis Campusano ends San Diego’s skid. All 16 Friday finals, playoff-race movement and Saturday’s 15-game schedule.
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Adley Rutschman Homers Twice as Teoscar Hernández Walks Off the Cardinals
Adley Rutschman homers twice in his Baltimore return, Teoscar Hernández rescues the Dodgers, and Cal Quantrill throws seven shutout innings. All nine Thursday finals, playoff-race movement and Friday’s 16-game schedule.
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Ronald Acuña Jr. Makes 200-200 History as Arizona Wins a 1-0 Thriller
Ronald Acuña Jr. becomes the fastest player to 200 homers and 200 steals, Arizona wins a tense 1-0 finale, and five games require extra innings. All 15 Wednesday finals, playoff-race movement and Thursday’s nine-game schedule.
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Gavin Williams Strikes Out 13 as Pirates Win a 13-12 Thriller and Rookies Make Their Mark
Gavin Williams leads the day with a career-high 13 strikeouts, Pittsburgh wins a wild finish, and debut homers highlight September’s arrivals. All 15 Tuesday finals, playoff-race updates and Wednesday’s complete schedule.
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Alex Bregman Homers Three Times as Cubs Set Club Record with Nine Home Runs
Alex Bregman leads Chicago’s historic power show, Trevor Story walks off Seattle, and Colton Cowser saves Baltimore with a spectacular catch. All 12 Monday finals, September’s playoff races and Tuesday’s 15-game schedule.
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Gunnar Henderson Homers Twice as Orioles Sweep and Max Scherzer Climbs Strikeout List
Gunnar Henderson’s five-RBI day powers Baltimore, Max Scherzer reaches a strikeout milestone, and the Yankees score 16. Plus all 14 Sunday finals and Monday’s 12-game slate.
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Pete Crow-Armstrong Homers Three Times as Cubs Score 17 at Wrigley
Pete Crow-Armstrong delivered the first three-homer game of his career in Chicago’s 17-run rout, Kevin McGonigle walked off the Dodgers, and the Yankees and Red Sox traded decisive victories in a doubleheader split.
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Sal Stewart Sets Reds Rookie RBI Record as Cincinnati Wins a Wrigley Slugfest
Sal Stewart broke Cincinnati’s 73-year-old rookie RBI record in a 10-8 win at Wrigley Field, Edmundo Sosa hit a go-ahead grand slam in the ninth, and Michael Wacha threw eight shutout innings as Kansas City stayed scorching hot.
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Chris Sale Strikes Out 11 in Complete-Game Shutout as Braves Sweep Dodgers
Chris Sale threw his first complete game in seven years to finish Atlanta’s sweep of the Dodgers, Jackson Chourio homered twice for baseball’s best team, and Jac Caglianone drove in six during Kansas City’s 13-run rout.
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Hector Rodriguez Homers Twice as Reds Score Seven in the Ninth to Stun Giants
Hector Rodriguez homered twice and ignited Cincinnati’s seven-run ninth-inning comeback, Jesús Luzardo dominated Seattle over seven one-hit innings, and Cleveland rallied again to complete a sweep and win its seventh straight.
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José Ramírez Drives in Five as Guardians Rally Again and Arizona Walks It Off
José Ramírez drove in five during Cleveland’s comeback from five runs down, Ryan Waldschmidt completed Arizona’s rally with a walk-off homer, and Jarren Duran powered Boston’s fifth straight win with an extra-inning grand slam.
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Cal Raleigh Makes History with Three Homers as Mariners End Phillies’ Streak
Cal Raleigh made T-Mobile Park history with three home runs, Nick Gonzales decided a 12-inning thriller, and Daylen Lile drove in five as Washington erupted for 13 runs.
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Fernando Tatis Jr. Homers Twice as Phillies Stage a Six-Run Walk-Off Rally
Fernando Tatis Jr. homered twice and drove in four, Kyle Schwarber capped Philadelphia’s six-run ninth with a walk-off blast, and the Cubs erupted for 19 runs behind two grand slams.
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JJ Bleday Hits for the Cycle as Randy Arozarena Walks It Off
JJ Bleday hit for the cycle in Cincinnati’s 16-hit outburst, Randy Arozarena homered twice and robbed another in Seattle, and Philadelphia extended MLB’s longest active winning streak to eight games.
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Alec Bohm Walks It Off as Phillies Win Their Seventh Straight
Alec Bohm’s 10th-inning triple extended Philadelphia’s winning streak to seven, Jacob Misiorowski outdueled Chris Sale, and four other games ended with extra-inning or walk-off drama
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Zach Neto Drives in Seven as Jacob deGrom Reaches 2,000 Strikeouts
Zach Neto erupted for five hits and a career-high seven RBI in the Angels’ 18-run rout, Jacob deGrom reached 2,000 career strikeouts, and the Cardinals survived a frantic ninth inning to edge Cincinnati.
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Cade Cavalli Strikes Out 11 as Pirates Win on Back-to-Back Ninth-Inning Homers
Cade Cavalli struck out a career-high 11 in six scoreless innings, Pittsburgh walked off Detroit on consecutive ninth-inning homers, and the Phillies extended MLB’s longest active winning streak to six games.
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Jo Adell Drives in Six as Brewers Make History With a 22-0 Rout
Jo Adell drove in a career-high six runs for Cleveland, Milwaukee tied two major records in a historic 22-0 shutout, Fernando Tatis Jr. homered twice and Philadelphia extended its winning streak to five games.
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Pete Crow-Armstrong Opens and Closes the Crosstown Classic With Home Runs
Pete Crow-Armstrong hit leadoff and walk-off home runs in a historic Crosstown performance, Shohei Ohtani homered twice during a four-hit night at Coors Field, Boston erupted for 16 hits and Philadelphia and the Mets extended their winning streaks to four.
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Noah Cameron’s One-Hit Shutout Leads a Sunday of Comebacks and Sweeps
Noah Cameron threw a complete-game one-hit shutout for Kansas City, Alec Bohm powered Philadelphia back from five runs down, Ben Rice rescued the Yankees in the 10th and Milwaukee strengthened baseball’s best record by beating Tarik Skubal and the Dodgers
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Joshua Báez Makes MLB History With Three Homers in His Cardinals Debut
Joshua Báez became the first player in MLB history to hit three home runs in his debut, Reid Detmers dominated with eight scoreless innings and 11 strikeouts, Cole Young powered Seattle’s answer in Houston and Francisco Lindor finished a four-run Mets comeback.
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Christian Walker’s Walk-Off Homer Caps Astros’ Wild 10th-Inning Comeback
Christian Walker finished Houston’s five-run 10th with a three-run walk-off homer, Chase Burns won a scoreless duel with Sandy Alcantara, Miguel Vargas homered twice in Detroit and Gunnar Henderson’s four-hit night ended Tampa Bay’s winning streak.
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Kyle Schwarber Homers Twice Into the Field of Dreams as Phillies Beat Twins
Kyle Schwarber launched two homers in Philadelphia’s Field of Dreams victory, Braxton Ashcraft struck out 10 in his first complete game, Milwaukee stunned the Dodgers with a three-run ninth and five teams finished the night with shutout wins.
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Alex Bregman Blasts Three Homers as Cubs Roll and Rays Complete Perfect Road Trip
Alex Bregman set career highs with three homers and seven RBI in Chicago’s 12-6 win, Tampa Bay completed a perfect 9-0 road trip, Luis Campusano finished San Diego’s 11-inning sweep and Luis Castillo struck out 10 over seven shutout innings.
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Taylor Walls Powers Rays’ Record-Tying Homer Barrage as Padres Roll Behind Rengifo’s Slam
Taylor Walls hit his first two homers of the season as Tampa Bay tied a franchise record with six, Luis Rengifo launched his first career grand slam for San Diego, Eury Pérez won a scoreless duel with Paul Skenes and Max Muncy delivered a 10th-inning walk-off for the Dodgers.
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Brett Baty’s Grand Slam Powers Mets Past Braves as Rays Rally for Seventh Straight
Brett Baty hit a first-inning grand slam as the Mets ended Atlanta’s nine-game home streak, Tampa Bay scored eight runs in the eighth to win its seventh straight, Nolan Arenado powered Arizona’s shutout and Houston rallied past San Francisco in 10 innings.
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Bo Bichette Collects Five Hits as Mets Rout Pirates; Phillies Walk Off Toronto
MLB Daily Edition for August 10, 2026 Featuring Games from Yesterday August 9, 2026 Player of the Day Bo Bichette, New York Mets — Bichette collected five hits and drove in three runs as the Mets routed Pittsburgh, 11-1. He led an offense that scored eight runs against Pirates starter Jared Jones and helped New York…
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Jake McCarthy Homers Twice, Steals Two Bases in Historic Rockies Performance
Jake McCarthy delivered a historic four-hit, two-homer, two-steal performance for Colorado, while Jackson Jobe threw five scoreless innings in his return, Shohei Ohtani ended the Dodgers’ seven-game skid and Jac Caglianone collected four extra-base hits for Kansas City.
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Angel Martínez Drives In Six as Guardians Roll; Waldschmidt Walks Off Dodgers
Angel Martínez drove in a career-high six runs for Cleveland, Ryan Waldschmidt delivered a two-run walk-off homer against the Dodgers, Payton Tolle struck out 14 in Boston’s ninth straight win and Cam Smith homered twice for Houston.
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Caleb Durbin Walks Off 13-Inning Marathon as Red Sox Win Eighth Straight
Caleb Durbin delivered a 13th-inning walk-off single as Boston overcame five deficits to win its eighth straight, while Ronald Acuña Jr. homered twice for Atlanta, the Cubs rallied past Toronto in 11 innings and Framber Valdez threw seven scoreless innings for Detroit.
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Pete Crow-Armstrong Homers Twice as Cubs Sweep Dodgers
Pete Crow-Armstrong hit two homers and a double as the Cubs completed a three-game sweep of the Dodgers, while Mitch Bratt fired seven scoreless innings for his first major-league win and the Red Sox and Braves extended their winning streaks to seven.
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Wilyer Abreu Homers Twice as Red Sox Roll, Cubs Spoil Tarik Skubal’s Dodgers Debut
Tarik Skubal delivered a quality start in his Dodgers debut, but the Cubs handed Los Angeles its fifth straight loss. Wilyer Abreu homered twice in Boston’s 14-run rout, Milwaukee became MLB’s first 70-win team and Ezequiel Duran gave Texas a walk-off victory.
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Alec Burleson Hits Three Homers as Cardinals Outslug Yankees
Alec Burleson crushed three two-run homers in the Cardinals’ wild 13-7 win over the Yankees, while the Phillies rallied on Derek Hill’s grand slam, the Cubs launched four homers and the Trade Deadline reshaped the pennant race.
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Kyle Freeland Throws First Career Complete Game in Rockies Sweep
Kyle Freeland threw the first complete game of his career as Colorado finished its first series sweep of the season. Keider Montero led Detroit to an 11-0 shutout, Yordan Alvarez had four hits as Houston swept Texas, and Boston hit four home runs to complete a road sweep of the Dodgers.
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Martin Pérez Takes No-Hitter Into Seventh as Braves Win Again
Martin Pérez accepted a last-minute start and carried a no-hitter into the seventh before completing seven scoreless innings in Atlanta’s fourth straight win. Milwaukee moved atop the MLB standings, Ceddanne Rafaela homered twice for Boston, and Max Clark went deep as Detroit won again on the night Tarik Skubal was traded to the Dodgers.
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Yainer Díaz Powers Astros Back Into First Place
Yainer Díaz collected four hits and homered as Houston routed Texas 11-2 to reclaim first place in the AL West. Dillon Dingler hit his first career grand slam and Max Clark had three hits in his Tigers debut, while Boston capped a franchise-record 21-4 month with a 9-4 victory over the Dodgers.
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Kody Clemens Caps Twins Comeback With Walk-Off Grand Slam
Kody Clemens turned a near no-hitter into an unforgettable Twins victory, crushing a two-out, walk-off grand slam to beat Kansas City 4-3. Cedric Mullins powered Tampa Bay past Texas, the White Sox won in 11 innings, and the red-hot Red Sox claimed their 20th victory in 23 games.
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Daniel Susac Hits First Two Career Homers in Giants Rout
Daniel Susac hit the first two home runs of his career and drove in four as San Francisco routed Milwaukee 16-3. Baltimore erased a seven-run deficit to beat Detroit in 12 innings, Miami came back from six runs down to complete a sweep of Philadelphia, and Chris Sale struck out nine over six scoreless innings.
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Torres and Valencia Power Tigers’ 14-0 Rout
Gleyber Torres homered and drove in five, Eduardo Valencia went 4-for-5 with two home runs, and Troy Melton pitched seven scoreless innings as Detroit crushed Baltimore 14-0. The Tigers scored in every inning they batted, piled up 19 hits and ended their three-game losing streak with their largest victory of the season.
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Lindor Drives In Six as Mets Rout Braves
Francisco Lindor homered twice and drove in six as the Mets crushed Atlanta 14-3, while the Marlins erased a two-run ninth-inning deficit to beat Philadelphia and end their franchise-record 12-game losing streak. Ceddanne Rafaela added his first career grand slam as Boston continued its surge with its 18th win in 20 games.
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Misiorowski Strikes Out 12, Phillies Erupt and Washington Powers Past Arizona
Jacob Misiorowski struck out 12 after retiring the first 14 hitters he faced as Milwaukee routed Colorado, while Philadelphia scored 11 and Washington received two-homer games from CJ Abrams and James Wood.
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Perez Makes Royals History as Cease Shuts Down Boston
Salvador Perez passed George Brett with his 318th career home run, becoming the Royals’ all-time leader, before Nick Loftin’s ninth-inning homer beat Detroit. Dylan Cease threw a one-hit shutout against Boston, Pete Crow-Armstrong powered the Cubs’ 11-0 win and C.J. Abrams led Washington past Arizona.
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Skubal Strikes Out 12 as Tigers Edge Royals
Tarik Skubal struck out a season-high 12 over 7 1/3 innings in Detroit’s 2-1 win over Kansas City, while Cam Schlittler matched him with 12 strikeouts in the Yankees’ shutout of Philadelphia. Matt Olson supplied the night’s biggest swing with a three-run homer in Atlanta’s 10-inning victory.
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Chris Sale Strikes Out 11, Twins Win in 12 and Tigers Rally Late
Chris Sale struck out 11 over six innings to lead Atlanta past San Diego, while Minnesota won in 12 innings and Detroit rallied late behind Dillon Dingler.
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Salvador Perez Ties Royals Home Run Record, BoSox Streak Ends at 15 & Dbacks Score 15
Salvador Perez Ties Royals Home Run Record, Red Sox Streak Ends at 15 and Diamondbacks Score 15
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Tatis Launches MLB’s Longest Homer as Padres Beat Braves
Fernando Tatis Jr. launched a 474-foot home run, Manny Machado homered twice and the Padres beat the Braves 8-3 as Tampa Bay and Texas delivered the night’s biggest blowouts.
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Dingler Powers Tigers in Extras – Guardians Tie MLB HR Record & BoSox Win 14th Straight
Dillon Dingler went 4-for-5 with two home runs and the go-ahead hit in Detroit’s 10-inning win over Chicago. Cleveland tied the MLB record with seven homers, while Boston extended its winning streak to 14 games.
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Drake Baldwin’s Five-Hit Day Leads Braves – Padres Score 19 & D-backs Rally
Drake Baldwin went 5-for-5 with two home runs, two RBI, two runs and a stolen base, leading the Braves to an 8-5 victory over the Rangers. It was the first five-hit game by an Atlanta catcher since 2004.
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Torkelson and Skubal Power Tigers Past Angels
Spencer Torkelson homered twice and drove in four while Tarik Skubal threw seven scoreless innings in Detroit’s 7-0 win over the Angels. Wilyer Abreu homered twice as Boston won its 12th straight, and J.T. Ginn carried a no-hitter into the seventh during Oakland’s 15-1 rout.
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Adames’ Grand Slam Headlines Busy Friday as Nationals, Braves and Red Sox Shine
Willy Adames delivered the knockout blow with a seventh-inning grand slam, finishing with four RBI to lead the Giants to a 7-0 victory over the Mariners. Backed by seven scoreless innings from Landen Roupp, San Francisco opened the second half with a dominant road win as Adames earns DataBaseBall Daily Player of the Day honors.
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Francisco Alvarez Powers Mets as Baseball Returns
Francisco Alvarez homered twice, Christian Scott threw 5 2/3 scoreless innings and the Mets defeated the Phillies 4-1 in Major League Baseball’s first game following the All-Star break.
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First Half Pitching and Defensive Leaders
Jacob Misiorowski dominated the first-half pitching leaderboards, while the Dodgers established baseball’s strongest defense. DataBaseball reviews the arms, closers and gloves that controlled the opening half of 2026.
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First Half Offensive Leaders
From Kyle Schwarber’s home-run lead to Yordan Alvarez’s all-around dominance, DataBaseball reviews the hitters who led Major League Baseball’s biggest offensive categories during the first half of the 2026 season.
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MLB’s Biggest Injury Questions Entering The Second Half
The second half begins with more than just playoff races. Injuries will shape every division, and this report covers the biggest names on the shelf, who’s close to returning, who’s still months away and which recoveries could change the course of the season.