Cardinals starter Miles Mikolas "earned" an opportunity to pitch the sixth inning of a 1-0 game on Saturday — then retired the Royals' three biggest bats.

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The window for putting "but it's still early" asterisks on Major League Baseball's slow starters in 2025 is just about closed ...

Advertisement Sasaki, the Japanese right-hander whose fastball brought him international fame well before he chose to depart for Major League Baseball, isn’t missing any bats with the pitch.

A vast device is seen at a preassembly hall of the world's largest fusion experiment machine ... "In a sense, we are recreating the conditions of the sun on Earth," Barabaschi said. ITER's progress ...