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The Toronto Blue Jays have been one of the biggest surprises in baseball this season, blowing away preseason expectations.

The Detroit Tigers continue their three-game weekend series against the Kansas City Royals under the lights on Saturday.

As far as other outlets, MLB is nearing new national deals with NBC and Netflix to take over games being given up by ESPN beginning in the 2026 season, according to sources and multiple reports.

Carson Williams had a debut to remember Friday. But you’ll excuse the Rays’ No. 1 prospect if some of the images from his big night are a little hazy.

Defense will never get the same love that a 500-foot home run or 100 mph fastball does, but it is an integral part of the game, and baseball's elite defensive players provide tremendous value to their team.

Even before he emerged from the bullpen Friday, the Pittsburgh Pirates’ Bubba Chandler was considered the top pitching prospect in baseball. The hard-throwing 22-year-old confirmed those credentials in his major league debut.

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Nolan McLean has started his MLB career brilliantly. In fact, it's hard to start much better than the New York Mets' rookie right-handed pitcher. Nobody in MLB history has begun a career quite like McLean has. The criteria that makes that true through his first two starts, via OptaStats: McLean was sharp on Friday night against the Atlanta Braves.