Los Angeles Dodgers fans are holding their breath after star Shohei Ohtani suffered an apparent injury on Wednesday.

What was more important, however, was that they didn’t lose their two-way star. In the Dodgers’ 5-2 defeat to the Cincinnati Reds at Great American Ball Park, Shohei Ohtani left the mound alongside a trainer in the fourth inning with what the team later said was only cramping — a worrying scene in the moment,

"I know the standard that I have for myself," Volpe said, "and I'm just going to keep pushing until I just prove it to myself every day."

New York Yankees scouts eye Sandy Alcántara's Tuesday start as the trade deadline approaches. Will New York make a move for rotational help?

The Dodgers go for the sweep over the Reds after taking the second matchup of the series, 5-4 on Tuesday. Los Angeles used a ninth inning rally to win the game and can now sweep a

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