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Rays Trade Candidate: Lars Nootbaar

It feels like Lars Nootbaar has been someone that could fit well on the Rays’ roster over the last few years. I think the timing could be right to acquire him this season if the Cardinals are willing to part ways with him. Nootbaar combines above-average on-base ability, defensive versatility, and multiple years of team […]

Timothee Chalamet and Kylie Jenner Go Viral With Victory Dance After Knicks’ Game 4 Win

Timothee Chalamet and Kylie Jenner were among the celebrities celebrating at Madison Square Garden after the New York Knicks completed a historic comeback to defeat the San Antonio Spurs 107-106 in Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Wednesday night.The victory gave New York a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series and moved the franchise […] The post Timothee Chalamet and Kylie Jenner Go Viral With Victory Dance After Knicks’ Game 4 Win appeared first on HEAVY .

Yankees’ Trent Grisham Sends Clear Message on Aaron Judge Absence

The New York Yankees wrapped up a three-game sweep of the Cleveland Guardians on Wednesday, winning 8-4 to improve to 41-26 on the season. The bottom of the lineup carried the offense. Carlos Rodón gave the bullpen a needed break with six innings of work. Different contributors stepped up on each of the three days. […] The post Yankees’ Trent Grisham Sends Clear Message on Aaron Judge Absence appeared first on HEAVY .

2026 MLB Draft: 30 Things To Know 30 Days Out

The 2026 MLB draft kicks off in just 30 days. To get you ready, here are 30 key things to know before Rob Manfred steps up to the podium. The post 2026 MLB Draft: 30 Things To Know 30 Days Out appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .

Dodgers notes – Will Smith, Freddie Freeman

The Dodgers took a big lump Wednesday in Pittsburgh, losing a close game that was an Ohtani start in which he surrendered his first inning of multiple runs. And as always, there are always more bumps in the road. Will Smith will be hitting the injured list, after his lingering neck issue isn’t getting better […]

Thursday BP: Wrong answers only

Good morning baseball fans! The San Francisco Giants are off today, with the Chicago Cubs coming to town tomorrow to begin a weekend series. In the meantime, I thought we could have some fun with a creative writing prompt. Because sometimes, reality just doesn’t make a lot of sense and it’s more fun to make […]

Looking at the St. Louis Cardinals starting pitch depth

On Monday, I covered the position player depth. My bad on not including Thomas Saggese at shortstop. Even though I think I’m lower on his defense there than most, the Cardinals do clearly consider him SS depth, so he should have been listed. Today, I want to address the pitching depth. I’ll take a different […]

A curious spike in Rockies injuries

The Athletic recently compared Injured List stints of all MLB organizations since 2024, and the Rockies placement shocked me: They have had a total of 10,906 days lost to the IL throughout the entire organization in that span. This seemingly huge number ranked them . . . seventh fewest in the league. That’s counting the […]

The White Sox MVP is Tristan Peters

Man. What a season so far, huh? The Chicago White Sox are 36-31 after Wednesday’s victory over the Atlanta Braves. They’re in first place in the AL Central. They have a real chance of competing for a playoff spot. There’s plenty of praise to go around the White Sox locker room. Munetaka Murakami’s power. Miguel […]

Chicago Cubs news — Hoerner, Taillon, Bregman, Suzuki, Happ

Today’s Reflections Today’s Reflections have no one to reflect positively on. I mean, PCA won NLPlayer Of The Week, but even he doesn’t want to talk about it (below). So the players listed in the title are SOME of the problem guys mentioned in the articles below. The story below about Nico Hoerner’s problems is […]

Today in White Sox History: June 11

1918 Lefty Williams followed teammate Joe Jackson and batterymate Byrd Lynn by leaving the White Sox and going to work in the Navy shipyards in Chicago. Williams’ status had been adjusted to make him eligible for the military draft, and volunteering for domestic service in the war effort was a way to avoid being shipped […]