Sonja Chen

OAKLAND -- Sonny Gray achieved his latest career milestone right where it all began. Gray earned the 100th win of his Major League career in Monday's 3-1 win over the A's on Jackie Robinson Day. Working within the confines of a 75-pitch limit, Gray dealt across six scoreless innings, striking

OAKLAND -- The Cardinals lost a franchise icon on Tuesday, as Hall of Fame manager Whitey Herzog passed away at age 92. The team may have honored the legendary skipper's memory in the best way they knew how by securing a win with echoes of his signature style of play.

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SAN FRANCISCO -- Giants right-hander Logan Webb put together his strongest outing of the young 2024 campaign, tossing seven scoreless innings to beat the D-backs, 5-0, on Thursday at Oracle Park. Tyler Rogers and Ryan Walker followed with two clean frames, and San Francisco became the first club this season

SAN FRANCISCO -- The early days of the season were a lesson in patience for Mike Yastrzemski and the Giants, but the outfielder is slowly but surely finding his swing. Yastrzemski broke through for his first home run of the season as the Giants fell to the D-backs, 5-3, in

OAKLAND -- An unseasonal rainstorm delayed the start of the A's middle game against the Marlins by three hours and 23 minutes on Saturday. As the field dried and blue skies emerged, there was another downpour at the Coliseum in the form of a 10-run third inning for Oakland.

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SAN FRANCISCO -- Nick Lodolo felt like he was a pitch away from getting out of the first inning of Saturday's 5-1 loss to the Giants unscathed. With two outs in the opening frame, the Reds southpaw had given up two singles and a walk to load the bases for

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SAN FRANCISCO -- The Reds started off on the wrong foot right from the first pitch of Sunday's series finale at Oracle Park. Leadoff hitter TJ Friedl stepped into the box against Giants left-hander Kyle Harrison and immediately took a 90.6 mph four-seamer off his left thumb. Friedl doubled over