The calendar has flipped to March, and the Boston Red Sox are 2-4 (unless you count the win against the college kids). They haven’t hit or pitched especially well so far, but consider these team leaders: • Most home runs: Trayce Thompson • Most innings (tie): Richard Fitts,

The New York Yankees received some bad news for starting pitcher Luis Gil. This news could cause the Bronx Bombers to hold onto Marcus Stroman.

Arizona Diamondbacks utility player Blaze Alexander will miss several weeks with a strained right oblique, potentially putting his status for opening day in doubt. Manager Torey Lovullo told reporters on Friday that Alexander will miss “weeks not days.

Juan Soto goes yard with a two-run shot against the Nationals to push the Mets ahead in the bottom of the second inning.

Reese Olson had improved velocity on all five of his pitches in his first spring training start, but allowed two early homers.

It's early, but the Mariners are encouraged by their first steps under new manager Dan Wilson. Here are a few early takeaways from spring training.

The Boston Red Sox could be among the favorites to land Miami Marlins ace Sandy Alcantara if he lands on the trade block.

Gunnar Henderson left Thursday's game with lower right side soreness. Apparently Lucas Erceg could see save opportunities with the Royals. Zach Neto and Nico Hoerner will not be ready for Opening Day.

Tennessee baseball is playing Oklahoma State, Rice and Arizona in three games in the Astros Foundation College Classic.