1. Trevor Story hits three home runs at Fenway Finally, after the cold start, he’s coming alive. And the stat of the day goes to him: 2. The play of the day: Hidden ball trick at Double-A Frisco It’s been a while since we’ve seen one of…

1. Albert Pujols is now #10 on the all-time hits list Two hits last night against Max Scherzer in New York, and #3,314 takes him past Eddie Collins for tenth in the history books. Here’s the all-time list — which it says here he’s still tied for…

1. The same guy caught two HR balls at Fenway Park last night A once-in-a-lifetime moment, twice in the same inning. 2. The new Camden Yards wall robbed Aaron Judge of an all-time night The best, hottest hitter in the league right now. …

1. The ivy is fully grown at Wrigley Field, summer is here Ready for another summer of baseball? Here are today’s games, with three doubleheaders: 2. Johnny Cueto is back in the big leagues After signing a minor-league deal this spring, he made his debut last night with the…

1. The Reds threw a no-hitter and lost the game 1–0 I’m sure you’ve seen the story by now, but wow — right when their season was starting to turn around just a little bit, the ineptitude reaches a new nadir. Walk, walk, walk, fielder’s choice groundout. And…

1. The Nationals blundered their way into a bizarre double play 5–6–1, then 9–6. 2. The Yankees put on a spectacular show in Chicago Winning big last night, in a game that was still tied as late as the seventh inning — the first of a four-game set…

1. Christian Yelich hits for the cycle for the third time It’s now the third time in his career he’s hit for the cycle against the Reds, and one of just six players in history to hit three overall in his career. Here are the triples from three…

1. Angels rookie Reid Detmers throws the first no-hitter of 2022 What a moment for the guy, in his eleventh career game. He was selected tenth overall in the 2020 MLB draft, was called up briefly last year, and (including last night’s game) has just 51.2 career innings…

1. The White Sox had a nightmare collapse in the ninth If you thought the Phillies blowing a 7–1 lead in the ninth last week was bad, well, this one might just be worse. Here’s how it went: The White Sox start the inning ahead 8–2, and Andres Gimenez leads…