Oswaldo Cabrera's role in NY appears reduced by Lemahieu's return, TJ Friedl makes a quicker-than-expected return to Cincinnati, and more...

Eight games are on the slate for the next-to-last day of May, and Detroit's Jack Flaherty leads the ratings for his start in Boston.

Mets prospect Nolan McLean is attempting to become a two-way performer. Will it happen?

Carlos Estévez's 2023 2H implosion as LAA closer is still fresh in our minds, but here he is again. Plus more from around the division.

Paul Skenes is set to make career start number four.

Nathan Eovaldi are Wyatt Langford are back; Ke'Bryan Hayes also returns for PIT, plus more of the day's playing-time ripples.

Last week's "UP:" projections struck an optimistic tune. We're flipping the script this week.

Miller eyes return in LA; minor leaguers to watch in ARI; Estrada electric in SD bullpen; and Matos and Ramos with extended looks with SF.

Nolan Arenado is off to a slow start. How are things under the hood? Plus, Dylan Cease, Luis Garcia, MacKenzie Gore, and Jurickson Profar.

Sixteen games are on Tuesday's schedule, with top starters on the slate including a quartet of southpaws: Glasnow, Fried, Ragans, and Luzardo.

Braves get Murphy and Riley back in their lineup, same for Nationals and Lane Thomas. News is less good for Jorge Polanco in Seattle, and more...