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Amid the flaming trainwreck that is the 2026 Red Sox season, there’s this very odd side note to consider: The Red Sox actually had a pretty solid offseason. Now, “pretty solid offseason” is intentionally vague and highly subjective, but work with me here. As we approach the season’s halfway point, it’s worth exploring the moves […]
For Hickory, Michael Trausch struck out one in a scoreless inning. Louis Marinaro struck out both batters he faced. Marcos Torres was 3 for 4 with a homer and two stolen bases. Yolfran Castillo was 1 for 3 with a walk and a stolen base. Marco Argudin doubled and walked. Paulino Santana had a hit. […]
The New York Yankees continue to be surrounded by trade rumors.This time, however, one of the speculations involves one of their top five prospects.One reporter believes he will be traded this summer, before the MLB trade deadline.Yankees Predicted To Ship Out Top ProspectMLB columnist Joel Reuter of Bleacher Report recently ranked the top 100 prospects […] The post New York Yankees Predicted To Trade Top Prospect Before MLB Trade Deadline appeared first on HEAVY .
Meet the Mets Well it was unsurpringly ugly yet again at Citi Field. The Mets gave up 20 runs in the doubleheader while scoring eight to get swept in the two games by the Cubs. The pitching was awful, the defense was atrocious, and the offense left a bit to be desired, but hey at […]
Last year, the Yankees and Red Sox met in an AL Wild Card Series that seemed like it could easily go either way. Of course, it went to a decisive Game 3, where Cam Schlittler delivered a monster outing, and the teams have gone in opposite directions since. This year, the Yankees — while you […]
After dropping two out of three games to the Colorado Rockies, the Boston Red Sox have a difficult turnaround. Just over 24 hours after another frustrating loss in Denver, 8-6, on Wednesday afternoon, June 24, Boston returns home to open a four-game homestand against the New York Yankees.So far this season, Boston is just 1-4 […] The post Boston Red Sox Reveal Interesting Pitching Matchups Against the New York Yankees appeared first on HEAVY .
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In a season where power has been hard to come by for the Philadelphia Phillies, DH Kyle Schwarber has proven that he’s still one of the most consistent home run hitters in all of baseball. But he needs to be on the field to hit home runs.Schwarber was a late scratch on Tuesday against the […] The post Phillies DH Kyle Schwarber on When He Hopes to Fully Return From Injury appeared first on HEAVY .
Shohei Ohtani is generally thought of as a do-it-all player because of his ability as a pitcher and hitter, but the four-time MVP truly had to carry the way in the Los Angeles Dodgers' 4-3 win over the Minnesota Twins due to catcher Dalton Rushing's struggles behind the plate.
There are some stadiums where teams just don’t play well. For the Braves, Petco Park is one of them. Atlanta fell in the first two games of the series by a combined two runs, then lost last night 5-2 as San Diego completed the sweep. The Braves managed just six hits, with Joey Bart‘s two-run […]
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Today’s Reflections It feels SOOOO good to put Dansby Swanson’s name first on the Cub Tracks page! Tuesday night, he had a two-run home run and an RBI double, followed by a three-run homer and a grand slam in Game 1 Wednesday afternoon. In his last five games (through Game 1 of the doubleheader), Swanson […]
Do you know what’s really nice about this season and in particular, the position the Cardinals have put themselves in? It’s June 25th and we have over a month until the Cardinals have to make a decision on what to do at the trading deadline. One could argue, and I think I would argue, that […]
The Colorado Rockies are known for playing their home games in the most notoriously hitter-friendly environment in Major League Baseball, Coors Field. Despite the introduction of the humidor in 2002 reducing the number of home runs hit there, Coors Field has sat atop park factors leaderboards since its opening in 1995. What’s more, in their […]
The San Francisco Giants have had their fair share of bad injury news this year, but on Wednesday they got some good news on that front: Heliot Ramos is nearing a return. The Giants All-Star outfielder, who has been sidelined since mid-May, should be wearing a Giants jersey again soon. Prior to Wednesday’s walk-off win […]
Jaylon Thompson of the Kansas City Star talked about how Jac Caglianone’s error on Wednesday night turned out to be rather costly. On Wednesday, the Royals got behind early. A costly error and some well-timed execution doomed the Royals in a 5-3 loss. In the third inning, the Rays scored two runs on an ill-advised […]
Triple-A: Durham Bulls (Rays) 6, Norfolk Tides 4 – Game 1 One bad inning sunk the Tides in this one. The top of the third inning saw the Bulls send 11 batters to the plate and score all six of their runs for the game off of five hits (including a two-run homer), two walks, […]
Spend enough years following one franchise and you risk losing the ability to tell its quirks from the league’s. The dysfunction starts to feel like physics. This is just how it works, you tell yourself, because you have no other team’s daily weather to measure it against. You can be loyal to an outlier for […]
The Arizona Cardinals were a mess this past season concerning the running back room. Both starter James Conner and his primary backup, Trey Benson, became injured early in the season. What occurred next was that their RB3, Emari Demercado, was forced into the lineup as the new starting running back. His backups then became guys […]
Rafael Devers has not been the offensive star the San Francisco Giants hoped for when they traded for him last season from the Boston Red Sox. Adding to the ire of Giants fans has been the attitude of Devers as of late. He recently made a scene in the ninth inning against the Miami Marlins […] The post Giants manager Tony Vitello hilariously jokes about pinch-running Rafael Devers again appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Cubs have lost this season almost as often as they've won. But the defense has always been breathtaking.
In each of the last few seasons, the San Francisco Giants have found themselves stuck when it comes to what direction they need to go in at the trade deadline. While they inevitably sold at last year’s deadline, there could’ve been a decent argument for them to buy. However, 2026 is a completely different story. […] The post What Does Selling at the Deadline Look Like for the Giants? appeared first on Just Baseball .
We're looking back at a quarter century's worth of top overall MLB Draft prospects from the Baseball America archives. The post Every No. 1 MLB Draft Prospect From The Last 25 Years appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .
When the New York Yankees entered the 2026 MLB season, few people expected veteran first baseman Paul Goldschmidt to become one of the club’s most important offensive contributors. Yet here we are. Despite spending nearly a month without superstar Aaron…