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Last updated: March 19, 2026, 12:30 PM ET

League Business & Administration

Major League Baseball cemented its foray into the rapidly expanding prediction space by naming Polymarket as the league's official exchange, simultaneously announcing an information-sharing accord with the CFTC, the federal agency overseeing this volatile sector MLB joins prediction space with Polymarket deal. Separately, Commissioner Rob Manfred suggested that the sustained success of the World Baseball Classic could prompt the league to schedule a new midseason tournament in future seasons WBC's success may lead to midseason tourney. Furthermore, the league is preparing for personnel shifts off the field, as iconic Mets broadcaster Howie Rose confirmed his plans to retire following the conclusion of the current campaign after four decades calling the action for the franchise Longtime Mets broadcaster Rose plans to retire.

Player Health & Spring Training Updates

Opening Day status remains murky for several key players following minor setbacks across the Grapefruit and Cactus Leagues. Seattle Mariners shortstop J.P. Crawford continued receiving treatment for a persistent shoulder issue, necessitating a cortisone shot that keeps his availability for the season opener in doubt Mariners' Crawford gets cortisone shot in shoulder. In Milwaukee, Brewers left-handed pitcher Kyle Harrison was removed mid-start due to a blister developing on his left index finger while he was competing for rotation security Brewers LHP Harrison exits start with blister. On a positive note for the Dodgers, two-way phenom Shohei Ohtani delivered a strong mound debut, mowing down four batters and touching 99 mph across 4⅓ scoreless innings while yielding just one hit and two walks Ohtani fans, hits 99 mph in spring mound debut.

Team Roster Battles & Star Performance

While health concerns loom elsewhere, some roster spots were finalized, including the designation of Caleb Durbin as Boston's third baseman on Opening Day, a player acquired just prior to spring training from the Brewers, with second base likely falling to Mayer Durbin wins 3B job for Red Sox; Mayer likely 2B. Meanwhile, Oakland Athletics designated hitter Brent Rooker has transformed his career, evolving from a player who frequently struggled early on into an All-Star slugger and a vital vocal presence in the young A's clubhouse I'm not great at baseball most of the time: How Brent Rooker overcame failure to become an All-Star slugger. Beyond immediate roster needs, analysts are already dissecting future talent acquisition, with experts outlining the ideal scenario for the first two rounds of a 10-team draft from any starting position What do the first two rounds of a perfect draft look like?.