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Seven NC State players taken in MLB Draft, led by Ty Head

NC State had seven players taken during the MLB Draft over the weekend, with most of them scattered to the winds of the National League. Not surprisingly, it was Ty Head who hopped off the board first, going to the Orioles with the No. 46 overall pick. The slot value of that selection is north […]

Philadelphia Phillies Still Owe Struggling Player $25 Million Per Season

The Philadelphia Phillies enter the MLB All-Star break right in the thick of things in the National League East, and after surging to nearly catch up to the Atlanta Braves for first place, the Phillies have to love where they are headed into the break. However, the Phillies are almost surely going to be searching […] The post Philadelphia Phillies Still Owe Struggling Player $25 Million Per Season appeared first on HEAVY .

Blue Jays Manager Makes Dylan Cease Preference Clear After Yankees Pitcher Opts Out of All-Star Game Duties

Two first-time All-Star pitchers. Two Cy Young-worthy seasons. That’s certainly a tough choice, but Blue Jays pitching coach Pete Walker got to work before the final game of the first half. He drew a cat in a top hat, some oysters, and a pitching mound on the whiteboard, and at the bottom, he wrote Dylan […] The post Blue Jays Manager Makes Dylan Cease Preference Clear After Yankees Pitcher Opts Out of All-Star Game Duties appeared first on EssentiallySports .

Mets Daily Prospect Report, 7/13/26: An MLB win shy of a clean sweep

Syracuse Mets (46 – 46) Sunday’s game vs Norfolk cancelled due to wet field conditions and will not be made up. Binghamton Rumble Ponies (33 – 54) BINGHAMTON 10, HARTFORD 5 (BOX) Both rehabbing MLB stars (Luis Robert Jr. and Marcus Semien) collected two hits apiece, driving in four of the Rumble Ponies ten runs. […]

Kody Clemens Is the Twins’ First-half MVP

After the league announced the rosters for the 2026 MLB All-Star Game, Sports Illustrated’s Tony Liebert offered some compelling reasons as to why we must count Kody Clemens among this year’s snubs: Clemens has played more than 12 games at second base, left field, right field and first base this season, and he has been an above-average defender at all three positions.

Boston Red Sox Proposed Trade for Cubs’ Matt Shaw Revealed

After an incredibly strong finish to the first half of the season, the Boston Red Sox are now 46-48 heading into the All-Star break, which is good for third place in the AL East. The Red Sox had been in the cellar of the division for pretty much the entirety of the first few months […] The post Boston Red Sox Proposed Trade for Cubs’ Matt Shaw Revealed appeared first on HEAVY .

The Daily Mauling: 7/13/26

Kansas Jayhawks News This isn’t a new article, but it’s nice to read that Jalon Daniels is having a lot of fun trying to make the Tampa Bay practice squad Several Jayhawks have already been taken in this weekend’s MLB draft Two former Jayhawks from recent basketball teams have ended up teammates in the summer […]

Second Half Breakouts for Fantasy Baseball - Joey Pollizze's "My Guys" (2026)

There are always unexpected players who break out in the second half of the fantasy season. These players then go on to become league winners for your fantasy baseball team. Remember Cade Horton's ascension to fantasy stardom last year, or Ben Rice's rise from a middle-tier fantasy catcher to one of the best over the […]