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It wasn't supposed to be this difficult for the Toronto Blue Jays, who put up a half-run more than anyone in the majors after the All-Star break last season and haven't come close to that level of production in 2016. The Blue Jays' 5.70 runs per game from mid-July on dwarfed anyone else's production, but that number was at 3.90 - 19th in the majors - heading into Thursday's game against Texas. Toronto (15-15) cracked double digits 26 times last season but waited until Thursday to do it in 2016. Continue to Article

May 06, 2016 12:06:am EST

The NL East figured to be a two-team race between Washington and New York with Philadelphia, Miami and Atlanta all fighting to remain out of last place. As expected, the Nationals and Mets have set the pace early on, but the Phillies and Marlins are surprisingly right on their heels. Philadelphia's winning ways came to an end this week in the first stop on a 10-game trip, and its next series begins Friday night in Miami for its first meeting with the red-hot Marlins this season. Continue to Article

May 05, 2016 11:55:pm EST

CHICAGO (AP) -- Commissioner Rob Manfred says a decision is imminent on whether games between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Miami Marlins will be played in Puerto Rico this month. Continue to Article

May 05, 2016 6:56:pm EST

There are many fascinating things in baseball's revived battle against performance-enhancing drugs , but like most things in life, it's the money that's most fascinating. [ Join a Yahoo Daily Fantasy Baseball contest now ] Dee Gordon is the new poster boy of PEDs in baseball — for now at least, until the next star comes along. Gordon’s 80-game suspension shocked the game for a number of reasons, not the least of which was the $50 million contract he signed with the Miami Marlins just a few months ago. Now we're only a month into the season! He's like a dude who gets caught cheating on his honeymoon. As more names hit the suspension list — we're up to six so far, the same number as ALL of last season in baseball, with more reportedly on the way — the concerns about PEDs in baseball will continue. This wave of offenders have already brought back some familiar (and tough) questions: Continue to Article

May 05, 2016 4:40:pm EST