#roster-changes

#roster-changes

"First of all, I want to start. That's the main thing. But it's hard to really show yourself with the first unit. I don't mind it. But if you're not winning, someone who's probably going to fall out of the first unit, it's probably going to be me or whoever is that fifth guy. It's really hard to be good. You got to be in the right spot and everything. But it's an honor to be in the first unit."

The Phillies released Cal Stevenson, who had cleared waivers and now enters free agency, unable to be outrighted after being on the minor league injured list.

The Nationals announced today that left-hander Poulin has been added to the active roster and will be making his major league debut soon.

Aaron Judge, recovering from a flexor strain in his right elbow, is set to return soon, and the Yankees aim to activate him in Texas next week.

Nine seasons of playoff attempts have led the Toronto Maple Leafs to a critical juncture, marked by the need for a roster overhaul following consistent failures.

The Calgary Flames will field a similar lineup for the 2025-26 NHL season in hopes of making their first playoff appearance since 2022, despite missing out this year.

The Colorado Avalanche go into the 2025-26 season with high expectations after making the playoffs for eight consecutive seasons, holding one Stanley Cup title.

"(The roster) is always fluid because of eligibility, injuries, et cetera. So I don't think it's fair to ever say, always, you know, we are absolutely done or we're not done, I think, because there's too many factors that can happen."

Yoshinobu Yamamoto didn't get out of the first inning on Monday against the Milwaukee Brewers, recording only two outs and giving up five runs (three earned) in a challenging start.

Boston is banking on Jeremy Swayman regaining his form in net. A porous defense should regain some rigidity with Hampus Lindholm and Charlie McAvoy patrolling the blue line.

The Pirates announced that right-hander Dauri Moreta has been reinstated from the 60-day injured list and optioned to Triple-A Indianapolis, opening a 40-man roster spot.

After a long stretch of offensive struggles, Buster Posey, president of baseball operations, took decisive action to revitalize the Giants’ lineup.