
Braves release veteran right-hander Erick Fedde and place left-hander Aaron Bummer on IL
The Atlanta Braves released veteran right-hander Erick Fedde on Sunday, less than one month after he was acquired from St. Louis.

Stray Rescue of St. Louis – Surviving Tetanus, and more…
We have all heard of tetanus. “Don’t step on a nail, you’ll get tetanus!” Or if you get injured you often hear, “When’s the last time you’ve had your tetanus shot?” People, cows, and horses all get tetanus vaccines. Dogs and cats are resistant for the most part, so they do not have a vaccine – it is…

New York Yankees at St. Louis Cardinals: Max Fried vs. Sonny Gray
It’s a battle of aces at Busch as the Yankees gun for the series win.
Cardinals get Red Sox prospect who hit 500 foot home run as 13-year-old for Steven Matz
The St. Louis Cardinals get a Boston Red Sox prospect who hit 500 foot home run as 13-year-old for Steven Matz.

Injury fill-in Alvarez scores winning run and Braves hit 3 HRs to edge Cardinals
Sean Murphy, Ronald Acuña Jr. and Marcell Ozuna homered and the Atlanta Braves rallied against St. Louis’ two top relievers to beat the Cardinals 7-6 on Saturday.

Yankees’ DJ LeMahieu decision might put them out of Nolan Arenado sweepstakes
The New York Yankees released DJ LeMahieu on Thursday and are now presumably in the market for a third baseman. However, releasing LeMahieu actually limits which players they can target.

Max Kranick grew up a Mets fan attending games at Shea Stadium with David Wright being his favorite player.
Max Kranick grew up a huge New York Mets fan, going to games at Shea Stadium and Citi Field with his family and rooting for his favorite player David Wright. Now, the Valley View graduate gets to play for his childhood team. He has earned a spot on the Mets’ Opening Day 26-man roster and will pitch out of the bullpen. New York begins the season Thursday in Houston against the Astros at 4:10 …

Former St. Louis Cardinals Gold Glover Tommy Edman аgreeѕ to $74 mіllіon, 5-yeаr contrаct wіth Dodgerѕ аfter helріng wіn World Serіeѕ
Tommy Edman and the Los Angeles Dodgers have agreed to a $74 million, five-year contract.