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The Milwaukee Brewers' inconsistent offense couldn't offset Chase Anderson's continuing home run struggles. Jose Peraza hit a two-run homer off Anderson in the first inning and the Cincinnati Reds beat Milwaukee 3-1 Tuesday night, the Brewers' third loss in four games. ''The first pitch is just kind of a blooper into center field and then he fell behind Peraza,'' Brewers manager Craig Counsell said. Continue to Article

September 19, 2018 1:17:am EST

Ian Kennedy, Alex Gordon and the rest of the Royals' veterans have been watching as their talented young teammates delivered win after win during a surprising late-season surge. Kennedy pitched six innings to earn his first win since the first week of April, Gordon drove in five runs, and the Royals beat the Minnesota Twins 10-3 for their fifth win in six games. Continue to Article

September 15, 2018 11:11:pm EST

The Chicago Cubs have a razor-thin margin for error as they attempt to hold onto first place in the National League Central down the stretch. Already in a difficult stretch when fatigue has become an issue heading into Saturday's game against the Cincinnati Reds, the Cubs will have to play the remainder of the regular season without one of their most valuable bullpen arms. Before Chicago won its third game in its last four with a 3-2 victory over the Reds on Friday, the team announced closer Pedro Strop will be sidelined with a moderate hamstring strain. Continue to Article

September 15, 2018 12:13:am EST

It looks like the back end of the Chicago Cubs' bullpen will be a big question mark down the stretch. Pedro Strop will miss the rest of the regular season with a left hamstring strain, leaving the NL Central leaders with a closer-by-committee approach as they try to hold off the Milwaukee Brewers and St. Louis Cardinals. The team announced the injury after Strop underwent an MRI on Friday. Continue to Article

September 14, 2018 8:25:pm EST

At the time of the season when the games count the most, the Los Angeles Dodgers are counting on a couple of starting pitchers who have spent key portions of the season on the disabled list. Hyun-Jin Ryu was uneven once more Tuesday as the Dodgers lost yet again to the Cincinnati Reds, and now they'll turn to All-Star right-hander Ross Stripling -- who will make his first start in more than a month -- to try to salvage one victory against the last-place Reds. Stripling (8-3) will make one of the Dodgers' most important starts all season Wednesday at Great American Ball Park against Reds right-hander Anthony DeSclafani (7-4) as the three-game series wraps up. Continue to Article

September 11, 2018 11:31:pm EST

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