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Dodgers catcher Dalton Rushing went from minor arm irritation to the injured list with elbow inflammation, to now a slight tear in his ulnar collateral ligament that will sideline him for at least a month. Manager Dave Roberts confirmed to reporters on Tuesday night at Wrigley Field that MRI results Monday showed a “slightly torn” […]
After dropping two series in a row, the Dodgers move on to face the Arizona Diamondbacks, who are fighting for a wild card berth. Roki Sasaki takes the ball in the series opener on Friday night at Chase Field in Phoenix, where the roof will be appreciated with triple-digit high temperatures in the forecast all […]
The Toronto Blue Jays had a busy trade deadline, headlined by a deal that sent starting pitcher Kevin Gausman to the Chicago Cubs, among other moves. The flurry of transactions came amid what has been a very disappointing year for the Blue Jays, who look poised to miss the playoffs after making it to Game […] The post How Blue Jays’ John Schneider feels about George Springer not being traded appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Pittsburgh Pirates were busy during the MLB Trade Deadline. The Pirates brought in multiple pitchers, looking to improve the roster. Now, the team is making another move to improve the roster through subtraction, per Jorge Castillo of ESPN. The Pirates have released Marcell Ozuna. The switch-hitting designated hitter never found his groove in Pittsburgh. […] The post Pirates make Marcell Ozuna roster move just days after trade deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Arizona Cardinals aren’t taking any unnecessary risks with their future. As the NFL preseason kicks off Thursday night with the Hall of Fame Game against the Carolina Panthers, Cardinals head coach Mike LaFleur confirmed that rookie running back Jeremiyah Love will not suit up. NFL insider Ari Meirov reported the news. “Cardinals HC Mike […] The post Cardinals’ Jeremiyah Love gets status for Hall of Fame Game vs. Panthers appeared first on ClutchPoints .
As the clock ran out on the MLB trade deadline, the Rays made one final move by sending C Hunter Feduccia and minor league RP Jacob Kmatz to the Dodgers for Triple-A OF Jack Suwinski and international bonus pool money. The Rays have been linked to several popular IFA guys in the 2027 class (including […]
Today marks John Olerud’s 58th birthday. John Olerud, born in Seattle, Washington, followed his father’s path—his father also named John—who played catcher for Washington State University and reached Triple-A in professional baseball. Olerud Jr. was picked by the Blue Jays in the third round of the 1989 draft out of Washington State, where he stood […]
The New York Giants enter the 2026 season with a new head coach, a promising young core and one of the NFL's most overhauled rosters. This preview examines John Harbaugh's first season, Jaxson Dart's development, key offseason additions and the Giants' biggest strengths and concerns using PFF grades and advanced data.
When the New York Rangers acquired Pavel Dorofeyev in a trade with the Vegas Golden Knights and then signed the […]
It used to be that all the normal, real people of this great nation could set aside political and religious differences, and even a well-calibrated distaste for Bostonians, and come together in our pure and righteous hatred of the New York Yankees. Now it's all confused: The Yankees—once such an inevitability that Bob Costas invoked the word "socialism" to describe how collective action could force them from the mountaintop—are no longer the sport's big bullies. Hell, they're no longer even th...
The St. Louis Cardinals began the year as one of the biggest surprises of the MLB season. Many Cardinals fans were hopeful. The team was much better than expected and had a good first third of the season. Cardinals fans were excited going into the All-Star break, and Jordan Walker winning the Home Run Derby […] The post Who Did the Cardinals Receive After Selling at the Deadline? appeared first on The Lead .
The inaugural season of the first professional women's baseball league since 1954 is officially underway.
Josiah Ragsdale, the newest prospect for the St. Louis Cardinals who came over in the Dustin May and JoJo Romero trade with the Milwaukee Brewers, boasts an enticing combination of speed and power.
Ever since the Red Sox traded for Adley Rutschman on Monday, I’ve been fascinated by the debate over how much having a solid stick behind the plate matters. On one hand, the bat is not your primary focus at that position, and most of the league stinks offensively at catcher anyway, so even if you […]
Abdul Carter already had a serious rookie pass-rush profile. The Giants should make him a bigger part of their weekly problem.
It was only a week ago when there was no timetable for Giancarlo Stanton to return from injury. However, the New York Yankees got a glimmer of hope on Wednesday with a critical update, per MLB.com. “Has been hitting and faced live pitching Aug. 3 from Carlos Rodón, then jogged in the Yankee Stadium outfield,” […] The post Giancarlo Stanton receives injury update after trade deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Boston Red Sox keep rolling, even if the Adley Rutschman isn't able to suit up for them just yet. Craig Breslow's prized trade deadline addition is still re
Josiah Hartshorn (Hart-shorn) went from sixth-round pick to the Cubs’ top-ranked prospect (No. 60 overall) in about a year, and he’s currently putting up a 130 wRC+ with 12 homers in 248 plate appearances at High-A South Bend. A switch-hitter who has played at least 149 innings each at first base (281), right (293.1), and … The post Top Cubs Prospect Josiah Hartshorn Clarifies Sunday’s Early Exit appeared first on .
The Rangers announced Wednesday that left-hander Cody Bradford has been reinstated from the 60-day injured list. He’s missed the entire season so far while recovering from an internal brace procedure on his left elbow that was performed late last June. That UCL repair will ultimately end up costing him a bit more than 13 months. […]
The Green Bay Packers will have a unique storyline during their upcoming joint practices with the Arizona Cardinals, as Matt LaFleur will be going up against his brother Mike LaFleur. With Mike now running the Cardinals as their head coach, the LaFleur brothers will get the chance to compete against each other later this month [...]
Seth Mates spent last week at the National Sports Collectors Convention in Chicago. Here's what he had to say about it. The post 10 Takeaways From The 2026 National Sports Collectors Convention appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .
The following article " Ellison: Paramount should be looked at “as a buyer of sports rights” " originally appeared on Sports Media Watch . At a time of uncertainty in sports media, Paramount chairman/CEO David Ellison said Tuesday that the company should be viewed “as a buyer of sports rights.” “We’re a big believer in live sports, and I think you should look for us to obviously continue to expand in terms of how we look at the portfolio […] Visit Sports Media Watch for more sports media n...
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Reds fans and fans across the country. The Cincinnati Reds sat idle for almost the entire run-up to the August 3rd trade deadline. As the final hour neared, though, they managed to make a […]
Keith Hernandez realized immediately that he had made a poor word choice.
Arizona Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love's professional debut will have to wait at least one more week.