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The bruised and battered Milwaukee Brewers are taking plenty of lumps on and off the field during the first week of the season.
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Left-hander Easton Lucas pitched five scoreless innings in his first career major-league start as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the visiting Washington Nationals 4-2 on Wednesday afternoon.
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Not only do the Everett AquaSox have the most Top 30 guys on the roster, with eight, the top two prospects in the system are starting there in Emerson and Montes.

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Struggling Brewers battered again as Aaron Civale is latest pitcher to go on injured list
Milwaukee's 47 runs allowed ties for the most given up through a team’s first four games since 1900, and the club's minus-32 run differential is the most since 1900.
Aaron Civale is the latest Brewers pitcher to be dealing with a potential injury
Aaron Civale lasted only three innings and 68 pitches in Sunday's 12-3 loss to the Yankees, and it was revealed afterwards he might be hurt.
Another Brewers starter hits the injured list, but two key pitchers are nearing a return
Aaron Civale joins Aaron Ashby, DL Hall, Tobias Myers, Brandon Woodruff and Robert Gasser on the injured list for the Brewers.
Blue Jays put away Nationals for 4th straight win
Left-hander Easton Lucas pitched five scoreless innings in his first career major-league start as the Toronto Blue Jays defeated the visiting Washington Nationals 4-2 on Wednesday afternoon.
Mets Top Dodgers, Yankees for MLB's Highest 2025 Payroll at $323.1M
Per MLB's present-day contract calculations obtained by USA Today 's Bob Nightengale, the New York Mets have the highest payroll this season at $323.1 million. The Los Angeles Dodgers are a very close second with a $321.
Yankees’ post-Juan Soto offense is good -- with one lingering issue
It is becoming evident that while the Yankees think about losing Juan Soto, the 2025 lineup is dynamic, not to mention deeper and more athletic.
Here's where Mariners' top prospects will play to start 2025
With the Minor League season opening this week, here's where the Mariners’ Top 30 Prospects are projected to start: 1. Colt Emerson (MLB No. 19), SS/3B -- Everett (High-A) 2. Lazaro Montes (MLB No. 41),
Yankees Notes: Will Warren's 'exciting' first start, Clarke Schmidt's expected return set
Yankees manager Aaron Boone spoke about Will Warren's "exciting" first start of the season and gave a potential return date for Clarke Schmidt.
Yankees Notebook: Aaron Boone on Ben Rice’s versatility, injury updates
When the Yankees released their lineup for Thursday’s series finale against the Arizona Diamondbacks, it featured their third different leadoff hitter of the young season.
Brewers' Freddy Peralta's Eye-Popping Start Turned Heads
The Milwaukee Brewers needed a big start out of Freddy Peralta on Wednesday afternoon and they certainly got one. Milwaukee lost its first four games of the sea
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Aaron Civale To Throw Off A Mound On Saturday
Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Aaron Civale (hamstring), who was placed on the 15-day injured list on Monday with left-hamstring cramping, threw on Tuesday and is scheduled to throw bullpen sessions on Saturday,
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Civale struggles in short-handed Crew's loss to Yankees
The Brewers’ rotation is thin because left-hander Jose Quintana needs more time to build up after signing on March 5, while Tobias Myers, Aaron Ashby and DL Hall landed on the injured list during Spring Training.
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Aaron Civale exits with left hamstring injury in series finale
The Brewers reported after the game that Civale, who went just three innings on 68 pitches, had hamstring soreness and will undergo tests
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Yankees’ Aaron Judge has taken game to new level early after swing adjustments
On a chilly afternoon at Yankee Stadium, Paul Goldschmidt led off with a single. After Cody Bellinger flied out, Judge launched a 113 mph rocket, 410 feet out to left to give the Yankees a 2-1 lead against Aaron Civale. And then they began taking the bat out of his hands.
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