Heliot Ramos happy to see Giants play good baseball again
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Heliot Ramos found himself in the middle of the action in Monday night’s series opener at Petco Park. Ramos led off the game with a booming shot off left-hander Nestor Cortes, kicking off a three-home
On Tuesday night, the Yankees became the fourth team to hit at least nine home runs in a single game, and they're now the first team to have ever done it twice in one season.
There have been only four times in MLB history in which a team has hit at least nine homers in a game. The 2025 Yankees have half of them.
The Padres are simply running out of room. The club announced left-handed pitcher JP Sears was optioned to Triple-A El Paso on Tuesday, one day after a loss to the Diamondbacks in which he allowed 10 hits and five runs while striking out four in five innings.
Nestor Cortes gave up three homers in the first inning while pitching for the Padres on Aug. 18, and ... that sounds familiar.
The Giants' Heliot Ramos and Rafael Devers will go down as the first teammates in Petco Park's history to achieve a special feat.
The Padres are coming off being swept by the Dodgers after having a chance to take the NL West lead. After winning five straight, including a three-game sweep over the Giants, the three losses to Los Angeles is a small setback for San Diego.
Done in by early homers
Nestor Cortes, in his first relief appearance since 2021, looked as sharp as he has all season on Saturday, tossing 4 ⅓ no-hit innings to finish off a 2-0 win over the Cubs at Wrigley Field.
Nestor Cortes, the pitcher, will spend part of Father’s Day’s in the Yankees dugout at Rogers Centre watching Sunday’s series finale against the Toronto Blue Jays.
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Padres notes: Jackson Merrill’s frustration, Yuki Matsui’s conundrum, Nestor Cortes’ hesitation
LOS ANGELES — Jackson Merrill walked gingerly through the clubhouse Sunday afternoon, clearly favoring the left ankle that he rolled on Friday night. He wrapped it and played on it Saturday and got through two at-bats Sunday — both strikeouts — before the coaching staff pulled the plug on their 22-year-old center fielder.
Nestor Cortes may not be fully out of the woods just yet from the rotator cuff strains that derailed his season last year, but he is feeling good in the first week of spring training thanks to a ...