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On the same day that lefty James Paxton returned from the disabled list, the Mariners could see right-hander Felix Hernandez and outfielder Mitch Haniger moving Wednesday toward the end of their recovery programs. If all goes well, Hernandez and Haniger, who each suffered injuries April 25 at Detroit, could head out next week on minor-league rehab assignments. That would be the final step before returning to active duty. Hernandez reported no day-after problems Wednesday following an encouraging bullpen workout Tuesday in Denver. He tested his recovery from bursitis in his shoulder by throwing his entire repertoire in a 30-pitch session. Plans call for Hernandez to face hitters while pitching Continue to Article

May 31, 2017 5:54:pm EST

For one pitch during one at-bat on Tuesday night, Corey Dickerson was the luckiest guy in baseball. The hot-hitting left fielder for the Tampa Bay Rays swung at a pitch he definitely shouldn’t have swung at, but somehow ended up golfing a stand-up double. Because the pitch bounced in the dirt before Dickerson got his bat on it. Continue to Article

May 31, 2017 12:51:pm EST

ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) -- Elvis Andrus tossed his bat like he knew he had just hit a tying three-run homer in the seventh inning. Now that the longest-tenured Texas player - never known for going deep in eight previous seasons - is just one home run shy Continue to Article

May 31, 2017 12:46:am EST

Joe Ross takes the mound for the Nationals as they try to sw _ _ p the Padres in this afternoons series finale. After an up and down start to the season which included a trip to Triple-A Syracuse, Joe Ross returned to the Washington Nationals rotation last week with a solid start against the Seattle Mariners. Ross, whos received 62 runs of support in his four major league starts, didnt need much help, holding the Mariners to a run on five hits in eight innings. Continue to Article

May 28, 2017 11:58:am EST

Tampa Bay Rays outfielder Steven Souza has not only staked his claim to the most awkward outfield dive in baseball this week, he absolutely owns it. What he lacked in style points, he made up for with a good result. As for Souza, his attempt during Friday’s game against the Twins lacked style points, awareness and ultimately the baseball, as his dive was approximately 20 feet off the mark. But what Souza lacked in those areas, he made up for in humility, which helped him win over everyone at Target Field. Continue to Article

May 27, 2017 1:34:pm EST

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