MLB 2026 Baseball
| 13Detroit - Cleveland | |
| Miami - Pittsburgh | |
| NY Yank. - Seattle | |
| Ch. Sox - Cincinnati | |
| Toronto - Boston | |
| Washing. - Ch. Cubs | |
| Minnes. - Philadel. | |
| LA Angels - Texas | |
| LA Dodg. - Milwaukee |
News
Karros placed on seven-day concussion injured list
13.8.26 Colorado Rockies: Injuries
The Colorado Rockies placed third baseman Kyle Karros on the seven-day concussion injured list after he collided with shortstop Ezequiel Tovar while fielding a ground ball Tuesday. Karros is batting .265 with 10 home runs and 44 RBIs this season. Colorado recalled infielder Adael Amador from Triple-A Albuquerque to replace him.
Altuve leaves Astros loss with bruised foot
12.8.26 Houston Astros: Injuries
Jose Altuve left Houston's 4-1 loss to San Francisco after being hit on the left foot by a pitch. Initial imaging was negative, but he will undergo further tests Wednesday.
Geraldo Perdomo leaves game with knee soreness
11.8.26 Arizona Diamondbacks: Injuries
Diamondbacks shortstop Geraldo Perdomo left Monday's 9-0 win over the Rockies with left knee soreness. Manager Torey Lovullo said the injury does not appear serious, and Perdomo expects to see how the knee feels before deciding whether he needs time off.
Brewers face infield depth issues amid injuries
10.8.26 Milwaukee Brewers: Injuries
Milwaukee's infield depth is being tested after shortstop Cooper Pratt landed on the injured list with a hamstring strain and third baseman Joey Ortiz missed Sunday's game with upper-back discomfort. The Brewers are turning to versatile players such as Andrew Vaughn, David Hamilton and Jihwan Bae as they begin a West Coast trip.
Yankees acquire Luis Garcia Jr. from Nationals
3.8.26 NY Yankees: Transfers
The New York Yankees have acquired infielder Luis Garcia Jr. from the Washington Nationals in exchange for pitchers Yovanny Cruz, Jake Bird, Ben Grable and Jack Cebert. Garcia, who is under team control through 2027, is enjoying a breakout season with a .283 average, 23 home runs and a .560 slugging percentage, giving New York's injury-hit lineup a major offensive boost despite questions about his defensive fit.
Braves acquire Thomas and Falter from Royals
2.8.26 Atlanta Braves: Transfers
The Braves traded two minor league pitchers to the Royals for outfielder Lane Thomas and left-hander Bailey Falter. Thomas is expected to platoon in left field against left-handed pitching, while Falter will report to Triple-A Gwinnett. In return, Kansas City received pitching prospects Lucas Braun and Carter Holton.
White Sox acquire Jose Urquidy from Pirates
27.7.26 Chicago White Sox: Transfers
The White Sox acquired right-hander Jose Urquidy from the Pirates in exchange for minor league pitcher Felix Doroteo. Urquidy, 31, struggled in six relief appearances for Pittsburgh this season but posted solid numbers at Triple-A, while Doroteo, 21, was in his first professional season after signing with Chicago in 2025.
Brewers acquire McCullers Jr., Gordon from Astros
16.7.26 Milwaukee Brewers: Transfers
The Milwaukee Brewers strengthened their injury-hit starting rotation by acquiring pitchers Lance McCullers Jr. and Colton Gordon from the Houston Astros. Houston received minor league prospect Jadyn Fielder, while the Brewers agreed to take on part of McCullers' remaining salary. The Astros said the move creates payroll flexibility as they continue pursuing a left-handed bat before the Aug. 3 trade deadline.
| Team | % | W-L | |
|---|---|---|---|
| AL East | |||
| 1 | Tampa | 61.7 | 74-46 (120) |
| 2 | NY Yank. | 56.7 | 68-52 (120) |
| 3 | Boston | 53.3 | 64-56 (120) |
| 4 | Toronto | 48.4 | 59-63 (122) |
| 5 | Baltimore | 47.9 | 58-63 (121) |
| AL Central | |||
| 1 | Ch. Sox | 52.1 | 62-57 (119) |
| 2 | Minnes. | 49.2 | 60-62 (122) |
| 3 | Detroit | 49.2 | 59-61 (120) |
| 4 | Cleveland | 48.8 | 59-62 (121) |
| 5 | Kansas | 40.2 | 49-73 (122) |
| AL West | |||
| 1 | Houston | 50.8 | 62-60 (122) |
| 2 | Texas | 49.6 | 60-61 (121) |
| 3 | Seattle | 46.3 | 56-65 (121) |
| 4 | Athletics | 38.8 | 47-74 (121) |
| 5 | LA Angels | 38.8 | 47-74 (121) |
| NL East | |||
| 1 | Atlanta | 60.3 | 73-48 (121) |
| 2 | Philadel. | 52.5 | 64-58 (122) |
| 3 | Miami | 51.2 | 62-59 (121) |
| 4 | Washing. | 48.4 | 59-63 (122) |
| 5 | NY Mets | 43.4 | 53-69 (122) |
| NL Central | |||
| 1 | Milwaukee | 61.2 | 74-47 (121) |
| 2 | Ch. Cubs | 58.7 | 71-50 (121) |
| 3 | St Louis | 50.4 | 61-60 (121) |
| 4 | Cincinnati | 47.9 | 57-62 (119) |
| 5 | Pittsburgh | 47.5 | 58-64 (122) |
| NL West | |||
| 1 | LA Dodg. | 60.3 | 73-48 (121) |
| 2 | San Diego | 53.3 | 65-57 (122) |
| 3 | Arizona | 52.5 | 64-58 (122) |
| 4 | San Fran. | 41.3 | 50-71 (121) |
| 5 | Colorado | 39.7 | 48-73 (121) |
Last results
| 12.8 | NY Yank. - Seattle | 10 : 5 |
| 12.8 | Toronto - Boston | 6 : 4 |
| 12.8 | Minnes. - Baltimore | 7 : 5 |
| 12.8 | Ch. Sox - Cincinnati | 5 : 0 |
| 12.8 | Detroit - Cleveland | 4 : 6 |
| 12.8 | Athletics - Tampa | 4 : 8 |
| 12.8 | LA Angels - Texas | 5 : 2 |
| 12.8 | Atlanta - NY Mets | 6 : 3 |
| 12.8 | Miami - Pittsburgh | 8 : 2 |
| 12.8 | St Louis - Philadel. | 7 : 1 |
| 12.8 | Arizona - Colorado | 4 : 6 |
| 12.8 | San Fran. - Houston | 1 : 2 |
| 12.8 | LA Dodg. - Kansas | 4 : 2 |
| 12.8 | San Diego - Milwaukee | 4 : 3 |
| 12.8 | Washing. - Ch. Cubs | 6 : 12 |
MLB stats
| Home wins | 53% |
| Draws | 0% |
| Away wins | 47% |
League format : MLB 2026
During the regular season, games are played mainly against teams within each league through an unbalanced schedule, which heavily favors divisional play. Twelve teams will qualify for the postseason, with the division winners seeded 1 through 3, and three wild cards seeded 4 through 6 in their respective leagues. The top two seeds in each league will receive a bye into the Division Series. The other four teams in each league will play best-of-three series, with the higher seed hosting all three games.
The No. 1 seed plays the winner of the 4-5 series, and the No. 2 seed plays the winner of 3-6 in a best-of-five playoff round to determine the final two teams from each league, who then play in the League Championship Series. The champions of each league meet in the World Series to declare an overall Major League Baseball winner. The World Series and League Championship Series are best-of-seven playoff rounds.