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MINNEAPOLIS — They played Prince's "Sometime It Snows In April" on a 37-degree Friday night at Target Field. That's where second baseman Jorge Polanco made his long-awaited season debut and Washington denied manager Rocco Baldelli his 300th Twins win with an eighth-inning rally for a 3-2 victory.

WASHINGTON — Earlier this month, when pitcher Kyle Bradish went down with a foot injury against the Texas Rangers, starter Tyler Wells volunteered to pitch in relief and tossed five no-hit innings to not just save the Orioles’ bullpen, but lead the club to victory.

Nationals leader David Littleproud says the lived experience of the opposition's new Indigenous Australians spokeswoman will make her a strong representative.

Opposition home affairs spokesperson to sit on backbench before retiring at next election

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has unveiled a new-look frontbench, with Indigenous senator Jacinta Price elevated to the shadow cabinet.

ANAHEIM, Calif. — It's been just three seasons since Anthony Rendon helped lead the Washington Nationals to an unlikely World Series title in 2019. But plenty can happen in just three seasons.

Shohei Ohtani has continued to remind opposing teams why he is the Angels ace.

Angels starting pitcher José Suarez has had a rough start to his season.

DENVER — Sunday afternoon’s game at Coors Field offered a smorgasbord of walks, hit batsmen, home runs and lead changes.