3/13-3/14 MLB Spring Training Updates

Blue Jays: Justin Turner hits his first home run as a Blue Jay this spring.

Orioles: Enrique Bradfield Jr. goes home to first in 3.69 seconds, which is faster than any Oriole recorded in the last two seasons. 💨

Rays: Zack Littell threw his third consecutive scoreless outing and added 6 strikeouts with it.

Red Sox: Triston Casas goes 421ft off Carlos Rodón.

Yankees: After getting a second opinion, Gerrit Cole will not need Tommy John and will be out between 1 and 2 months.

Guardians: It’s tough to be a pitcher in Cleveland right now. Trevor Stephan and Daniel Espino both need surgery, and Gavin Williams will start the season on the IL.

Royals: Offseason addition Michael Wacha goes three and two-thirds scoreless innings.

Tigers: Casey Mize threw four scoreless innings with four strikeouts against the Yankees on Thursday.

Twins: Twins Pass is back for the 2024 season; here’s a breakdown of how it’ll work.

White Sox: Finally, the Dylan Cease rumors can end. The Sox got back a decent haul in a trade with San Diego. 🛒

Angels: Miguel Sanó homered again, continuing to fight to earn a spot on the big league roster.

Astros: Jake Meyers has made small batting adjustments this spring that seem to be paying dividends.

Athletics: Ángel Felipe will get Tommy John surgery today, taking him out for at least part of ‘25.

Mariners: Here’s a breakdown of recently added reliever Ryne Stanek’s worth up to $6M contract. Josh Rojas and Luis Urías will split time at third base this year.

Rangers: Evan Carter and Wyatt Langford put Texas in a unique situation as they look to defend their championship.

Braves: Adam Duvall signs a one-year, $3M deal to rejoin the Braves. He’ll platoon with Jarred Kelenic. Chris Sale is dealing this spring. Ronald Acuña Jr. returns to the lineup as a DH.

Marlins: These two young pitchers could be the future of the rotation in Miami.

Mets: Luis Severino struck out three batters and gave up one run over four innings on Wednesday.

Nationals: Prospect Trey Lipscomb has been turning some heads in camp.

Phillies: Ranger Suarez strikes out five in another solid outing. Hitters are focused on lowering their chase rate this spring.

Brewers: Closer Devin Williams has stress fractures in his back and will miss around three months.

Cardinals: Expected Opening Day centerfielder Tommy Edman will start the season on the IL.

Cubs: Shota Imanaga goes 4.1 IP with nine strikeouts and zero runs allowed.

Pirates: Paul Skenes’ first five pitches were 101, 101, 102, 101, 102mph. He pitched an inning, went hitless, and looked darn good. 🚀

Reds: Cam Collier hits the first-ever Spring Breakout homer.

Diamondbacks: PitchCom will be heavily used in Arizona, as the Dbacks plan to use it for almost everything. 🔊

Dodgers: Andrew Toles, who hasn’t played since 2018, gets his contract renewed to continue receiving insurance while getting treatment. Shohei could start throwing again in September.

Giants: Tom Murphy is bringing some intensity behind the plate as the backup catcher to Patrick Bailey, who is currently injured.

Padres: Acquire Dylan Cease in exchange for Drew Thorpe, Samuel Zavala, Jairo Iriarte, and Steven Wilson.

Rockies: After being scratched from Wednesday’s lineup with neck stiffness, Michael Toglia gets back in on Thursday.