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The New York Yankees rolled to an 11-5 win over the Seattle Mariners on Monday night, but the victory was overshadowed by a brutal injury to utility infielder Oswaldo Cabrera. As the Yankees prepare for Game 2 on Tuesday, they’ll hope to maintain their offensive onslaught while rallying around their injured teammate. Sliding home on a ninth-inning sacrifice fly from Aaron Judge, Oswaldo Cabrera suffered a gruesome lower-leg injury after his foot caught awkwardly beneath him. As he was loaded into an ambulance, his only question was: Cabrera’s determination to contribute until the very last moment embodies the spirit of this Yankees team, which has now won five of its last six games. DJ LeMahieu, who was tearing up his

The Atlanta Braves will face a familiar opponent Tuesday night as they attempt to climb back to the .500 mark for the first time this season. Standing in their way? Former ace and fan favorite Michael Soroka, now trying to resurrect his career with the Washington Nationals. Once a cornerstone of the Braves’ rotation, Michael Soroka (0-2, 7.20 ERA) will take the mound against his old team for the first time in his career. Soroka showed flashes of his old self in his latest start, striking out eight over five innings in a loss to Cleveland. Health has been the major obstacle for Soroka, whose career was derailed by consecutive Achilles injuries and a more recent biceps strain. After a

The Texas Rangers will look to build on their recent surge and move above .500 when they host the struggling Colorado Rockies again Tuesday night in Arlington. With Jack Leiter taking the mound and momentum on their side, Texas has a prime opportunity to extend its winning streak to four games. Texas (20-20) eked out a 2-1 win Monday despite not collecting a hit until the sixth inning. That lone hit? A two-run homer by Wyatt Langford, which proved to be all the offense the Rangers needed thanks to solid pitching—especially from the bullpen. Closer Luke Jackson gave fans a scare when he was hit by a line drive in the ninth, but X-rays came back negative, and the Rangers

The Chicago Cubs are heating up behind the bat of Dansby Swanson, and they’ll look to build on Monday’s series-opening win as they host the Miami Marlins on Tuesday night at Wrigley Field. With the red-hot St. Louis Cardinals closing the gap in the NL Central, every game counts — especially at home. Dansby Swanson’s early-season struggles are quickly becoming a distant memory. After starting the season batting just .181, the veteran shortstop has surged to a .422 average over his last 13 games, launching five home runs during that stretch. His two-run blast on Monday gave him nine for the season, tying Francisco Lindor for the most among MLB shortstops. Swanson credits the Cubs’ hitting coaches for helping him