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MLB All-Star break highlights division leaders, injuries, and managerial changes
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MLB All-Star break highlights division leaders, injuries, and managerial changes
At the All-Star break in Philadelphia, the Chicago White Sox lead the AL Central while the New York Mets have the worst record after a manager firing.
- Carlos Mendoza was fired as New York Mets manager last month, and the team now holds baseball's worst record.
- Aaron Judge is sidelined with a stress fracture of his right rib, and Giancarlo Stanton is out with a calf injury.
- Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider accused his team of being "bullied by fastballs" during a west coast trip where they were shut out for 24 consecutive innings.
- Dylan Cease will start the All-Star Game for the American League.
TopicsPlayer InjuriesChicago White SoxMLB All-Star BreakNew York MetsBaseballToronto Blue JaysManagerial Changes
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