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This news was expected, and today, Major League Baseball made it official. Cubs right-hander Cade Horton is a National League Rookie of the Year “finalist”: Just to make it clear: There isn’t another election. The “finalists” are simply the players who were the top three vote-getters in the award voting that was completed when the […]
Award season is upon us with the conclusion of the World Series, and after rolling out the Gold Gloves on Sunday MLB has now announced the finalists for some of the big individual awards. Headlining them all are the MVP races, and to no one’s surprise Aaron Judge will finish in the top three for […]
This news isn’t a surprise (and it honestly might slip under the cracks considering all of the other big news that’s concerned the Atlanta Braves today) but this is a goodie. We’ve all expected that Drake Baldwin would be in the running for this season’s National League Rookie of the Year Award and now we […]
The Dallas Cowboys are gearing up for kickoff in a Monday night prime time showdown with the Arizona Cardinals, who are coming off their bye hoping to snap a five-game losing streak. Despite the week of rest, Arizona is still pretty banged up, as are the Cowboys. The inactives report confirmed who will and won’t […]
After rallying to win games six and seven and becoming the first repeat champions since the 2000s Yankees, the baseball world is out to take down the mighty Los Angeles Dodgers. The work begins now in the offseason. It’s still unclear what the Minnesota Twins plan to do this offseason. They have the core talent […]
After an October to remember, Guerrero got ready for the biggest game of his life by channeling Team LGBTQ's (and Team Canada's) Captain Clutch. The post Vlad Guerrero honored a gay sports icon with his choice of pregame attire appeared first on Outsports .
Overview 2025 review I’m not sure I’m going to be able to cover McGough at the same length as yesterday’s twelve-hundred word rant on the topic of Jordan Montgomery, but who knows? For there is still a bit to say on the unexpected return of McGough. I imagine most fans thought we had seen the […]
The wait to find out who the new manager of the Atlanta Braves is over and as it turned out, the team has once again stayed within the organization in order to bring in their new skipper. Former Braves shortstop and bench coach Walt Weiss has been promoted to the position of field manager for […]
Mackey rejoins the Rangers as blue line depth, while Matt Rempe heads to IR with a rumored broken thumb.
The National Baseball Hall of Fame has announced its Contemporary Baseball Era Committee ballot, which includes three former Mets among its eight players. Carlos Delgado, Jeff Kent, and Gary Sheffield are the three players who spent time with the Mets, and they’re joined by Barry Bonds, Roger Clemens, Don Mattingly, Dale Murphy, and Fernando Valenzuela. […]
The fact that National League saves leader Robert Suarez exercised his option and opted out of his contract with the San Diego Padres was not a surprise. It has been long thought that this move was the reason Padres President of Baseball Operations and General Manager A.J. Preller made the deal with the Athletics to […]
Dan Quinn opened up his “Tell the Truth Monday” by taking the blame for leaving Jayden Daniels in the game last night, down 38-7. Daniels scrambled on a play, and landed awkwardly on his arm, resulting in an ugly dislocation. Quinn said there wasn’t supposed to be any QB runs on that drive, but with […]
MLB NEWS — This season, the Chicago Cubs had SIX Gold Glove finalists: Nico Hoerner, Pete Crow-Armstrong, Ian Happ, Matt Shaw, Matthew Boyd, and Carson Kelly. And when the winners were announced last night, three Cubs took home some hardware: PCA won his first (but obviously not his last), Nico Hoerner grabbed his second (feels crazy that there haven’t been more), and Ian Happ continued to clean up in left field with his fourth consecutive Gold Glove award. Their three wins are the most o...
MNF Week 9: Cardinals at Cowboys AT&T Stadium | Monday, November 3, 2025 | 8:15 PM ET (ABC/ESPN) The Arizona Cardinals have mastered the art of breaking hearts—mostly their own. As they prepare to face the Dallas Cowboys on Monday Night Football, the Cardinals find themselves in the unfamiliar territory of being everyone’s favorite underdog, […]
Arizona Cardinals fans will see rookie defensive lineman Walter Nolen III for the first time this season. On top of that, Garrett Williams is back from injury, as the team is a little healthier heading into their matchup with the Dallas Cowboys. From the team: The Arizona Cardinals Football Club today announced the following roster […]
If you missed it, the Washington Nationals hired 33 year old Blake Butera to be their next manager. He will be the youngest manager in over 5o years. This is a bold hire and a move that I like. However, for this to work, the Nationals need to put experience around their young manager. Bringing […]
David Baggs was thrilled to work for his hometown team in Red Sox ticket sales. He was eventually inspired by Billy Bean to come out in MLB. The post David Baggs forges his own path as openly gay Red Sox exec appeared first on Outsports .
In a flurry of moves on Monday afternoon, several of the decisions to watch for the Milwaukee Brewers were decided. In the least surprising move of the day, the team picked up RHP Freddy Peralta’s club option for 2026, which will pay him $8 million in his final year before hitting free agency. Two mutual […]
The NFL Trade Deadline is just one day away, and the San Francisco 49ers’ biggest need may have become an even bigger priority over the weekend after defensive end Mykel Williams tore his ACL against the New York Giants. Prior to the injury, the 49ers already had depth concerns at the position after Nick Bosa […]
The Chicago Cubs won a league-leading three Rawlings Gold Glove Awards last night ( and one minor league version! ), and there were some more enjoyable things to share on that front. Didn’t want them to just sit in my tabs. Enjoy more from and about Nico Hoerner, Pete Crow-Armstrong, and Ian Happ and their superlative defense: “I was really excited … (but) I think I just felt a lot of pride in who I share the field with.” PCA was most excited to get to shar...
From one cursed opponent to another, the Cowboys are ready for something to go their way. They haven’t beaten the Broncos this century, and the losing streak continued last week. They’ve also lost seven of their past eight matchups with the Cardinals, and are currently on a three-game losing streak. Now, they host a Cardinals […]
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As the 2025 MLB Trade Deadline approached, the Yankees identified third base and the bullpen as the two areas most in need of reinforcement. They decided to attack the hot corner first, saving their bullpen bonanza for deadline day itself. When evaluating the available third base options, they found themselves at a fork in the […]
Money buys a lot in baseball, but when it comes to bullpen building, from the sharpest clubs to the ones behind the times, from the top payrolls to the lowest ones, all 30 teams are dealing with a level of unpredictability that’s too high for comfort. The season we just saw from the Yankees showed […]
Tyler O’Neill will officially be hanging around on the Orioles, or at least on the Orioles payroll, for another two years. The Baltimore Banner’s Andy Kostka reported on Monday afternoon that O’Neill has declined to exercise the opt-out in his contract, so he will stick around and make another $16.5 million per year for the […]