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Luis Ortiz Reportedly Under MLB Investigation for Gambling amid Leave from Guardians
ESPN's Jeff Passan confirmed MLB is investigating Ortiz for gambling-related activities. The Athletic's Zack Meisel noted Ortiz, who was scheduled to start Thursday's game against the Chicago Cubs, is on "non-disciplinary paid leave" and he will be out at least through the All-Star break.
As the Kansas City Royals look for ways to boost their lineup, Pittsburgh Pirates outfielder Bryan Reynolds has emerged as a ...
The Chicago Cubs have the prospects it needs to get just about any deal done as the MLB trade deadline approaches.
Following his departure from Boston in 2018, Pomeranz logged time with the San Francisco Giants, Milwaukee Brewers, and ...
The Detroit Tigers, already with one of the highest-ranked farm systems in baseball, are sending three prospects to the 2025 ...
Pencil in your calendars: Brandon Woodruff “looks like” he will pitch in Miami on Sunday, Pat Murphy said. 652 days since his ...
It's no secret that the New York Mets will likely be looking into adding at least one starting pitcher before the July 31 ...
He was expected to be the ace of a pitching staff that would carry the team deep into the 2023 playoffs. Instead, he spent ...
Luis Ortiz, acquired by Cleveland from Pittsburgh during the offseason, was placed on paid leave through the All-Star break ...
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