Commanders Commanders undrafted RB Robert Henry had one kickoff and one punt return in Washington’s preseason opener. Henry said he’s been handling return specialist duties since his days in high school. “I’ve been doing returns since I was in high school,” Henry said, via Zach Selby of the team’s site. “But when I got to […]
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The Atlanta Braves just recorded a much-needed win against the White Sox as they travel toMilwaukee to start one of the toughest stretches of their schedule. After the Brewers the Braves must face the Dodgers. After a short break where they face a six-game stretch against the Rockies, Giants, and Nationals they face then have […]
Eighteen years ago, the Blue Jays traded Robinzon Diaz to the Pirates in exchange for Jose Bautista. At the time, the trade received little fanfare—even Bluebird Banter didn’t cover it immediately. Only later did we discuss its significance. In hindsight, it became the best trade of J.P. Ricciardi’s tenure. The news did get into a […]
Yankees are stockpiling assets for the stretch run.
Heading into the season, Daylen Lile was one of the players I was most excited to see. He was coming off a stellar rookie season that was capped off by winning NL Player of the Month in September. However, he has been unable to recapture that magic for most of this season and last night’s […]
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Syracuse Mets 5, Worcester Red Sox 0 (BOX) Not a whole lot going on offensively for the Woo Sox on Thursday, facing a bullpen game from Syracuse (NYM). Brett Harris had two of the team’s four hits, and Franklin Arias was 1-for-3 with a walk and an error. Isiah Kiner-Falefa continued his rehab, going 0-for-3 […]
The Cubs have remained somewhat in limbo over the last week, sitting a few games behind the Brewers and a few games ahead of the next team in the Wild Card standings. And while those respective gaps have each moved in the wrong direction since last week, the overall odds have seen only a nominal …
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Few cities in the world share a bond with their sports teams as profound and enduring as Chicago. From the crisp autumn breezes off Lake Michigan to the roaring crowds under the stadium lights, sports are woven into the very fabric of the Windy City’s identity. Generation after generation, Chicagoans gather to celebrate, endure, and [...]
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The St. Louis Cardinals are now just 2.5 games back of the National League Wild Card after five straight series wins since the Trade Deadline. Here is a complete look at the NL playoff picture as the Cardinals look to make their push.
After seven innings of one-run ball against the Marlins on Wednesday night, Aaron Nola’s month of August has been a return to normal for the veteran right-hander. Across four starts and 23 innings of work, Nola has a 2.74 ERA with 30 strikeouts to just seven walks. Really good results from anyone but especially a […]
Kansas City officially approved a $600 million funding commitment for a downtown Royals stadium by an 11-to-2 vote, and Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco break down everything that led to it. Jeremy’s interview with Councilman Duncan, who voted no, adds real texture to the conversation, particularly his concerns about the lack of a completed financial […]
The Little League World Series kicked off this week in the same place it has for the last 79 years. But while the central Pennsylvania location has stayed the same, there’s a lot of uncertainty looming for the youth baseball extravaganza. Many of the same market forces that have upended college sports in the past […]
Atlanta Braves pitcher Reynaldo Lopez is working his way back from a knee injury. According to Chad Bishop of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, Lopez is set to begin a rehab assignment on Sunday at Triple-A. It will be a big step forward as the veteran pitcher hopes to return to the Braves soon. The 32-year-old has […]
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Remember when Martín Pérez delivered what was arguably his best start of the season nearly a month ago? Pérez started on 90 minutes notice because before that game was set to begin, the scheduled starter’s knee was acting up on him and it was bad enough to result in an IL stint for the poor […]
ARLINGTON, Texas — Jacob deGrom reached 2,000 career strikeouts on Thursday night, and the Texas Rangers beat the Washington Nationals 2-0 to move back into a tie for the final American League wild card spot. Texas is 63-65 with 34 games left. Showing up the same way every day is what deGrom said the Rangers […]
The Braves snapped their losing skid yesterday afternoon behind a brilliant performance from Grant Holmes, but the lineup they used is the focus of this piece. It’s exactly what we should see when the Braves hopefully take the field in October. Today's starters ⤵️#bravescountry pic.twitter.com/mhQMCrpSYN — Atlanta Braves (@Braves) August 20, 2026 Walt Weiss has […]
Texas Rangers pitcher Jacob deGrom should be a lock for the Hall of Fame regardless of his final win-loss record.
He’s locked in: University of Louisville men’s basketball head coach Pat Kelsey announced the addition of fifth-year Seth Trimble to the 2026-27 roster. “Seth Trimble is one of the steadying forces in college basketball,” said Kelsey on the addition. “There’s no question that he will have an immediate impact on what we have been building this offseason. […]
ARLINGTON, Texas — Jacob deGrom walked 1 batter and struck out 10 on Thursday night in a 2-0 Texas Rangers win over the Washington Nationals. deGrom went 6 innings on 94 pitches and gave up 1 hit and 0 runs. The 10 strikeouts matched his season high, and the 2,000th of his career came on […]
It was a wild week at Wrigley as the Cubs went .500 against their rival Cardinals and White Sox while there was fighting, pushing, cocaine and a bunch of tarpless bros in the bleachers. Brought to you by Penguin Imprints, Fanarchy and our Patreon supporters. Watch! Listen!
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Gerrit Cole put a first-pitch strike on 22 of the 23 hitters he faced. The rate came out to 95.7%, […]
The New York Yankees routed the Baltimore Orioles behind a big performance from Gerrit Cole on the mound. In addition to his performance, some players the Yanks acquired at the MLB Trade Deadline came through in the clutch, according to Dam Martin of the New York Post. “Thursday’s win featured a sterling effort from Gerrit […]
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Ottoneu Starting Pitcher sit/start recommendations for the week of August 24–30.
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Another day of minor league baseball is in the books. See the results below. Check out the previous day’s recap here. AAA: Sugar Land Space Cowboys (65-57) won 3-2 (BOX SCORE) Burrows started for Sugar Land and went 4.2 scoreless innings with 5 strikeouts. Sugar Land got on the board in the 6th inning scoring 3 […]