San Diego right-hander Yu Darvish was dominant in his last start, and the Padres hope it's a good sign as they look to sort their rotation for a playoff run.

Japanese pitcher Darvish Yu of the San Diego Padres has been commemorated for his 204 combined wins in Japanese professional baseball and Major League Baseball.

A new Yankee made his presence felt, Yu Darvish made history in a Padres sweep, Mike Yasztremski and Graham Pauley showed off their defense and more from Wednesday's MLB action.

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Scott Kazmir set the record with a 0.26 ERA in July 2015, while Hiroki Kuroda sits in second with the 0.55 ERA he posted in July 2013. Kazmir went 2-0, though, while Kuroda went 3-0.

Yu Darvish pitched seven impressive innings as the Padres completed a sweep of the NL East-leading Mets with a 5-0 win.

It was Darvish's 111th big league win, which, combined with his 93 in Japan, allowed him to break out of a tie with Hiroki Kuroda and take sole possession of first place on the combined all-time list.

He has won 110 games in MLB and 93 in Nippon Professional Baseball, tied with Hiroki Kuroda." Darvish started his professional career in 2005 with the Nippon Ham Fighters.

Hiroki Kuroda pitch five and two-thirds innings, and the Yankees scored four runs in the third en route to beating the host Cardinals and completing a 5-4 trip. By David Waldstein White Sox 6 ...

Hiroki Kuroda allowed one run in seven innings, striking out eight, as the Yankees, who got hits from seven players, kept their dwindling playoff chances afloat.

Tomoyuki Sugano is the last name on the Baltimore Orioles’ rotation, but the 35-year-old rookie made history against the Cleveland Guardians. Sugano joins Masahiro Tanaka and Hiroki Kuroda as ...