A number of people within the Yankees organization believe Luis Severino was tipping his pitches in the team's season-ending loss to the Red Sox this week.
While he is expected to be in the lineup for Game 1 of the ALCS, Carlos Correa remains bothered by a back injury that sidelined him earlier this season.
Major League Baseball believes it's only fair that they should get a cut from wagers placed on the sport following the repeal of a federal ban on sports betting earlier this year.
Anibal Sanchez didn't sign a contract as a free agent until March this past offseason, but he reset his value with the Braves and hopes to continue pitching.
The Marlins won't retain pitching coach Juan Nieves, first base coach Perry Hill, assistant hitting coach Frank Menechino or strength and conditioning coach Ty Hill for next season.
Luis Severino said he wasn't rushed as he went through what he considered a normal pregame warm-up routine prior to his start against the Red Sox on Monday night.