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How many SEC games will Ole Miss baseball win?

A series win over Florida has put new life into this Ole Miss baseball series though there are still major concerns ability of this team to score runs. For the time being, Ole Miss (22-11, 5-7 SEC) is in the bottom half of the conference standings with 18 SEC games to play. Unfortunately for the […]

Today in White Sox History: April 6

1993 The divisional championship season began with a night game in Minnesota, and a big 10-5 win over the Twins. Tim Raines had a three-run home run, and scored two runs. The White Sox would wind up winning the division by eight games, compiling 94 victories. Jack McDowell picked up the first of his 22 wins on the year […]

THE GRAND FINALE: Saquon Barkley vs. Trace McSorley

After two weeks of voting, we have reached the championship matchup. No. 1 seed Saquon Barkley took down fellow No. 1 seed Tyler Warren 90.9%-9.1%, while No. 3 seed Trace McSorley took down No. 1 seed Micah Parsons 73.5%-26.5%, giving us the heavyweight battle of Saquon vs. Trace. Get your votes in. We’ll leave it […]

Crawfish Boil: Altuve’s Renaissance, Astros Offensive Surge, Ramirez’ Place in History, Hoerner’s Huge Deal & More

The latest news on your Houston Astros and from around MLB: This was the greatest defensive play I have ever seen Jose Altuve make. Range. Awareness. Accuracy. Timeliness. Pure Brilliance. Jose Altuve’s resurgence showing at plate and in field: Astros continue to make marks offensively: Fresh off his first career save, Cody Bolton will start […]

Yankees Birthday of the Day: Ken Clay

As we here at Pinstripe Alley continue to do our daily feature highlighting a Yankee birthday of the day, we’re probably going to come upon situations where someone we write about happens to have been in the news recently. In today’s case, it was for a sad reason. Today’s birthday is Ken Clay, who sadly […]

Cash Considerations: Early Season Lineup Construction

There has been plenty of discussion surrounding Kevin Cash’s lineup decisions. Cash addressed those concerns recently, noting that the team expects to experiment with different lineups throughout the season. Much of the focus has centered on Chandler Simpson’s place in the order and Junior Caminero’s lack of traditional lineup protection. It’s not a matter of […]

Dodgers Week 2: A tale of two cities

After a rough last half-plus of the homestand at the plate, the Dodgers in three days resurrected their offense against the Washington Nationals, ushering in a weekend sweep to secure a second winning week in a row. Beginning with a really good Friday in Washington D.C., the Dodgers battered Nationals starters in the first two […]

Rangers Reacts Results: First Reliever Up

In the latest Rangers Reacts, we asked who the first reliever up from the minors would be. Josh Sborz was the leading selection, being picked by a quarter of respondents, followed by Alexis Diaz, Marc Church, and Peyton Gray. As luck would have it, we got the answer over the weekend, when Carter Baumler was […]

Six stats to keep an eye on after nine Royals games

The Kansas City Royals will play their 10th game today, and went 4-5 in the first nine games of the year. Great? No. Awful? Also no. When the baseball season starts, it’s really hard to keep things in perspective. The season is 162 games for a reason: it takes a long time for trends to […]

Three up, three down: An update on the Cubs, April 6 edition

Welcome to our first full-week version of this feature. The Cubs played six games over the past week and split them. In fact, they alternated wins and losses for the week, and in fact, have done so for the entire season to date. So they have had no winning or losing “streaks” longer than one […]

Astros Prospect Report: April 5th

Another day of minor league baseball is in the books. See the results below. AAA: Sugar Land Space Cowboys (6-3) lost 2-0 (BOX SCORE) Ullola started for Sugar Land and struck out 8 over the first 4 innings before allowing a few runners in the 5th and getting pulled. The Jumbo Shrimp ended up scoring […]

Red Sox Minor Lines: Payton Tolle rolls to a W

Due to Easter, Worcester and Portland were the only two clubs to play baseball on Sunday, and the former had a double-header to play that ended up being quite the long afternoon due to some extra baseball. The result was satisfying, though. Let’s get into it. Worcester, Game 1: W, 4-2 (F/7) (BOX SCORE) With […]

Kodai Senga’s first two starts have been incredibly encouraging

In his first thirteen starts in 2025, Kodai Senga led all qualified starting pitchers in baseball with a 1.47 ERA. But even before he suffered a hamstring injury in mid-June that wound up derailing his season, it was reasonable to wonder whether or not his early-season performance was sustainable. Coming off a 2024 season that […]

Arizona Diamondbacks News, 4/6: Heading East

Recaps [Dbacks.com] Stars align! Marte hits walk-off double after Carroll’s clutch triple – “I just tried to have a good at-bat for my team,” Marte said on the D-backs’ postgame show. “I’ve been hitting the ball hard. That’s me right there.” Marte — who achieved 10 years of Major League service time Friday and still […]

Orioles prospect preview: Frederick starts season with 3 of O’s top 5

Sometimes, the old becomes new again. So it is with the Frederick Keys, who served as the High-A affiliate of the Orioles through the 2019 season. They were squeezed out for a few years after MLB decided to reduce the number of minor leagues, with the High-A affiliate transferring to Aberdeen instead. Now, Aberdeen is […]

2026 Texas Rangers Recap: Week Two

Season Record: 4-5 Week Record: 2-4 Series Record: 2-1 GAME FOUR: 5-2 Win @ Baltimore Orioles GAME FIVE: 8-5 Win @ Baltimore Orioles GAME SIX: 3-8 Loss @ Baltimore Orioles GAME SEVEN: 3-5 Loss vs Cincinnati Reds GAME EIGHT: 0-2 Loss vs Cincinnati Reds GAME NINE: 1-2 Loss vs Cincinnati Reds The baseball season is long […]