July 27, 2025

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Yankees Bolster Roster Amid Judge’s Elbow Strain

Aaron Judge landed on the 10-day injured list with a flexor strain in his right elbow, though scans ruled out UCL damage and surgery. Judge won’t throw for up to two weeks and will shift to a designated-hitter role upon return.

New York immediately answered on both corners of the diamond, trading for third baseman Ryan McMahon one day and adding veteran infielder Amed Rosario the next. With Judge’s bat sidelined in the outfield, the Yankees aim to shore up infield depth and plug defensive holes as the July 31 deadline looms.

2025 Hall of Fame Class Set for July 27 Ceremony in Cooperstown

Cooperstown, N.Y. (July 27, 2025) — Ichiro Suzuki, the first Japanese player elected, and CC Sabathia, a first-ballot winner with 261 career victories, lead the 2025 Baseball Hall of Fame class. They join Billy Wagner, whose 422 saves rank eighth all-time, and MVPs Dave Parker (1978) and Dick Allen (1972), both to be inducted posthumously.

Ceremony details:

Starts at 1:30 p.m. ET

TV: MLB Network

Streaming: MLB.com, MLB.TV, BaseballHall.org, Fubo

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Crochet Dominates, Buehler to Face Former Team

Boston’s pitching staff stood tall in Game 2 at Fenway Park, as rookie Garrett Crochet recovered from consecutive first-inning homers to record 10 strikeouts over six innings and the Red Sox topped the Dodgers 4-2. Jarren Duran’s two-run triple in the second inning and Roman Anthony’s RBI double provided the offense, while Aroldis Chapman nailed down his 18th save by striking out former Red Sox Mookie Betts.

On Sunday, Walker Buehler will make his first career start against the Dodgers, the team that drafted him in 2015 and with whom he won the 2024 World Series. Buehler (6-6, 5.72 ERA) has posted a 3.00 ERA in three July starts and will face Los Angeles’ Dustin May (6-6, 4.73).

Orioles’ 18-0 Rout Over Rockies Sets Franchise Record

Baltimore’s offense erupted for an 18-0 victory over the Colorado Rockies Saturday night at Camden Yards, marking the largest shutout in Orioles history. Cedric Mullins reached the 100–home run milestone for his career, while newcomer Trevor Rogers tossed seven stellar innings, allowing only one hit and striking out five.

Colorado remains the first team since 1901 to endure two 18-run shutouts in one season, but interim manager Warren Schaeffer insisted the Rockies will focus on winning Sunday’s series finale. Baltimore’s interim boss Tony Mansolino lauded his squad’s collective effort, citing quality swings and a much-needed spark amid a disappointing season.

Guardians’ Ortiz Suspension Extended Through Aug. 31 Amid Gambling Probe

CLEVELAND (Aug. 1, 2025) — Guardians right-hander Luis Ortiz remains on paid leave after being implicated in suspicious gambling activity. Initially suspended on July 3 with an expected mid-July resolution, Major League Baseball extended his suspension to Aug. 31 when the probe failed to conclude before the All-Star break.

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Judge Hits IL but Yankees Strike Back with McMahon, Amed Rosario