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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- The Dodgers open the season with 10 players on the disabled list, likely a record, after catcher Yasmani Grandal and infielder Howie Kendrick got hurt. Continue to Article

April 03, 2016 4:13:pm EST

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) -- The Tampa Bay Rays have released James Loney, the team's regular first baseman the past three years. Continue to Article

April 03, 2016 3:53:pm EST

Baseball season is here and we know you're ready for the action to begin. We also suspect you're ready to add to your collection of MLB apparel, and there will be a great opportunity to do just that on opening day. In conjunction with its cap partner, New Era, MLB will be giving away about 30,000 caps in 13 cities on Monday as part of their #CapsOn promotion . And one of those caps could be yours. [ Sign up for Fantasy Baseball | Play for $40K | Expert rankings | Mock draft ] You've probably seen or at least heard about the #CapsOn movement. It's been all over social media and even national TV shows like Ellen for the past few weeks. But just in case you haven't, this is what it's all about. MLB and New Era want fans to celebrate the return of baseball by wearing the cap of their favorite team. If you were planning to do that already, that's great. You can still head over to the numerous locations where hats will be given away. Those locations, by the way, will include set ups near Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. and the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and as well as 20 different university campuses, which will include Ohio State and UCLA. Which cap will you wear Monday? #CapsOn pic.twitter.com/vMo0KvG6jj — Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) April 1, 2016 Here are some of the other locations included.  Washington D.C.: Dupont Circle New York City: Herald Square, Penn Station, Lincoln Center, Bryant Park, Grand Central Atlanta: Midtown, Little Five Points Philadelphia: City Hall, Reading Terminal Boston: South Station, Kenmore Square Houston: Midtown Park, Bagby Park, Minute Maid Park Los Angeles: LA Live, Union Station, Santa Monica Pier, Venice Beach Boardwalk Ann Arbor, Michigan: Downtown Ann Arbor, Main Street Chicago: Millennium Park, Union Station, Michigan Ave, Navy Pier Kansas City: Power & Light, Union Station Denver: Union Station, 16th Street Mall Columbus, Ohio: Downtown Columbus, Main Street, Columbus Commons If you're not one of the lucky ones to get a free cap, that's OK too. Just throw on one of your old caps and enjoy the games. But make sure to take a picture, because fans who post photos of themselves wearing a cap on opening day using #CapsOn will have the chance to win some cool MLB prizes. That sounds easy enough, doesn't it? [ 30 things you need to know before MLB's opening day ] Unlike the 29 teams who will fall short of their ultimate goal on the field, you have nothing to lose by getting involved, wearing your cap and enjoying the action. #CapsOn and play ball!  More MLB coverage from Yahoo Sports: - - - - - - - Mark Townsend is a writer for Big League Stew on Yahoo Sports. Have a tip? Email him at bigleaguestew@yahoo.com or follow him on Twitter! Follow @Townie813 Continue to Article

April 03, 2016 12:43:pm EST

Baseball season is here and we know you're ready for the action to begin. We also suspect you're ready to add to your collection of MLB apparel, and there will be a great opportunity to do just that on opening day. In conjunction with its cap partner, New Era, MLB will be giving away 10,000 caps in 13 cities on Monday as part of their #CapsOn promotion . And one of those caps could be yours. [ Sign up for Fantasy Baseball | Play for $40K | Expert rankings | Mock draft ] You've probably seen or at least heard about the #CapsOn movement. It's been all over social media and even national TV shows like Ellen for the past few weeks. But just in case you haven't, this is what it's all about. MLB and New Era want fans to celebrate the return of baseball by wearing the cap of their favorite team. If you were planning to do that already, that's great. You can still head over to the numerous locations where hats will be given away. Those locations, by the way, will include set ups near Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. and the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and as well as 20 different university campuses, which will include Ohio State and UCLA. Which cap will you wear Monday? #CapsOn pic.twitter.com/vMo0KvG6jj — Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) April 1, 2016 Here are some of the other locations included.  Washington D.C.: Dupont Circle New York City: Herald Square, Penn Station, Lincoln Center, Bryant Park, Grand Central Atlanta: Midtown, Little Five Points Philadelphia: City Hall, Reading Terminal Boston: South Station, Kenmore Square Houston: Midtown Park, Bagby Park, Minute Maid Park Los Angeles: LA Live, Union Station, Santa Monica Pier, Venice Beach Boardwalk Ann Arbor, Michigan: Downtown Ann Arbor, Main Street Chicago: Millennium Park, Union Station, Michigan Ave, Navy Pier Kansas City: Power & Light, Union Station Denver: Union Station, 16th Street Mall Columbus, Ohio: Downtown Columbus, Main Street, Columbus Commons If you're not one of the lucky ones to get a free cap, that's OK too. Just throw on one of your old caps and enjoy the games. But make sure to take a picture, because fans who post photos of themselves wearing a cap on opening day using #CapsOn will have the chance to win some cool MLB prizes. That sounds easy enough, doesn't it? [ 30 things you need to know before MLB's opening day ] Unlike the 29 teams who will fall short of their ultimate goal on the field, you have nothing to lose by getting involved, wearing your cap and enjoying the action. #CapsOn and play ball!  More MLB coverage from Yahoo Sports: - - - - - - - Mark Townsend is a writer for Big League Stew on Yahoo Sports. Have a tip? Email him at bigleaguestew@yahoo.com or follow him on Twitter! Follow @Townie813 Continue to Article

April 03, 2016 12:43:pm EST