Padres Make Fernando Tatis Jr. Decision at Spring Training
Fernando Tatis Jr. could be seeing a change this year with the San Diego Padres.

Fernando Tatis Jr. could be seeing a change this year with the San Diego Padres.

Randy Arozarena waited about as long as he possibly could to issue an apology to his Seattle Mariners teammate, Cal Raleigh, after the very choice words he shared about him at the World Baseball Classic, but it's better late than never.In a statement shared by the Mariners, Arozarena explained that he and Raleigh are "brothers and teammates" and that he apologized to the catcher."I understand that with Opening Day a few days away, I don’t want it to be a distraction," Arozarena said. "Cal and I have talked, and I apologized for what I said after the game. Nothing in the WBC takes away from the fact that we are brothers and teammates."The drama between Arozarena and Raleigh unfolded in the early stages of Team USA's 5-3 win over Team Mexico during the group stage matchup back on March 9.With Raleigh behind home plate for the U.S., Arozarena came to bat and reached out to offer his Seattle teammate a handshake. Raleigh opted not to reach his hand out, and when asked about the snub after the game, it was clear the moment had stuck with him throughout the game."The only thing he should be thankful for is having such great parents. He’s very well educated, thank God. I was lucky enough to see them a few days ago at the hotel. They came over to greet me, gave me a big hug, and were genuinely proud to see me again," Arozarena told reporters after the game. "After that, I want to give it to him straight Cuban style: What he has to do is f-ck off! Mexican style: Go to hell! And in English: That fake a-s "good to see you" he hit me with? He can shove it straight up his a-s. I’m out."While the entire situation could have been avoided if Raleigh had offered up a quick handshake or a simple pump, he opted not to. Arozarena reacted by telling Raleigh that he could go to hell; it was a choice he was free to make, but most would agree it crossed the line for no reason.At the end of the day, Raleigh and Arozarena are grown adults and (should) have this be water under the bridge with Opening Day fast approaching. Seattle fans certainly hope that is the case, because having two of your pillars of the franchise at each other's necks on day one isn't an ideal situation.

A college baseball fight erupted Sunday for an unusual reason: a pitcher tagging a baserunner. Things got heated during Sunday’s game between the Central Michigan Chippewas and Toledo Rockets at Keilitz Field in Mount Pleasant, Mich. Toledo left fielder Luke Walton hit a slow tapper up the first base line which was fielded by Central … The post College baseball teams brawl after pitcher smashes into runner appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.

The Alabama baseball team won an SEC baseball series over conference rival Florida this weekend in Tuscaloosa. Star player Justin Lebron played a large role in that success. The shortstop smacked a pair of home runs while racking up four RBIs in the three-game set. He made sure the Gators heard about it each time […] The post Alabama Baseball Player Trolls Rival After Failed Retaliation For Disrespectful Bat Flip appeared first on BroBible.

The pain of Juan Soto leaving the New York Yankees for the New York Mets might never wear off for those rooting for the Yankees, and the ABS implementation only makes that clearer.

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if Roki Sasaki continues his struggles in 2026, then the Dodgers have no one to blame but themselves for stubbornly keeping him as a starting pitcher.

Craig Counsell isn't doing himself any favors in Milwaukee. The former Brewers manager is finally trusting young players with the Cubs, and isn't tinkering too much.

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If recent years are any indication, then we are in for a fun 2026 MLB season, especially if the likes of Paul Skenes and Shohei Ohtani continue to make history.

Seattle Mariners teammates Randy Arozarena and Cal Raleigh have settled their strange World Baseball Classic beef. Arozarena issued a statement Saturday saying he apologized to Raleigh for comments he made after Raleigh refused to greet him prior to a plate appearance during the WBC. Arozarena said after the game Raleigh could “go to hell” for … The post Randy Arozarena and Cal Raleigh addressed their weird beef appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.

The Philadelphia Phillies graciously extended Cristopher Sánchez, which reflects well on the organization — but it could cause future complications.

Phillies reportedly make final Opening Day roster decisions for 2026 season sportingnews.com

Orioles' projected lineup answers Samuel Basallo, Adley Rutschman problem, for now sportingnews.com

The Philadelphia Phillies have made an unprecedented move with ace pitcher Cristopher Sanchez. The Phillies signed Sanchez to a new six-year contract worth $107 million, according to multiple reports. This is despite the fact that the Phillies had already signed him through 2030 for a paltry $22.5 million in 2024. The deal essentially adds two … The post Phillies make unprecedented move with ace pitcher Cristopher Sanchez appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.

A deep dive into the data on five of the loudest names in camp. Four have real signal underneath. One is noise.

Marlins given 26-year old pitcher back from Phillies sportingnews.com

At some point, the Yankees need to admit that they've repeatedly failed former top outfield prospect Jasson Domínguez.

Do the Red Sox have a Garrett Crochet problem? sportingnews.com

Blue Jays let 30-year old pitcher leave contract to find new team sportingnews.com

The contract reason Konnor Griffin isn't starting the season with the Pirates but in the minor leagues sportingnews.com

Luis Arraez has returned to work with the San Francisco Giants after a memorable time with Venezuela at the 2026 World Baseball Classic. Whatever happens to his stint with the Giants, he can always say that he’s a world champion, having helped Venezuela capture a WBC championship. But somebody else now has Arraez’s gold medal. … The post Luis Arraez had a great reason for not wearing his WBC gold medal appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.

Home plate umpire Bill Miller had an embarrassing hot mic moment during Saturday’s spring training game that he probably wishes he could forget. Miller’s ball call was challenged by the San Francisco Giants in the top of the fourth inning of Saturday’s game against the Cleveland Guardians. Miller said the 0-2 pitch missed the strike … The post Umpire had the most awkward hot mic moment during challenge appeared first on Larry Brown Sports.

The Pittsburgh Pirates sending Konnor Griffin to Triple-A was the smart decision not only for the organization, but also for Griffin.
