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Mets Daily Prospect Report, 7/26/26: Stock up

Triple-A: Syracuse Mets (50-50) SYRACUSE 8, SCRANTON/WILKES-BARRE 1 (BOX) Ronny Mauricio’s hot streak keeps going, with two more homers in this one to pace the Syracuse offense as they got back to 500. On the other end of the age spectrum, 36-year-old Robert Stock continues to look really excellent as he works back from Thoracic Outlet Syndrome. […]

Tigers seek series win over Royals on Sunday

The Detroit Tigers fell short of a series-clinching win on Saturday afternoon, falling to the Kansas City Royals, 3-2, as the offense continues to struggle and the bullpen once again failed to maintain a late lead. It was the 11th-straight game between the two teams decided by one run at Comerica Park. The Motor City […]

Today on Pinstripe Alley – 7/26/26

I’m admittedly stealing a classic Simpsons clip to start this morning. “The Yankees beat the Phillies 3-1 last night and might sweep this series”That’s good! “Cody Bellinger might have to go on the IL with a hamstring issue.”That’s bad. “Austin Wells and Jasson Domínguez both woke up with big solo homers.”That’s good! “Beyond them and […]

Jobe goes four innings in rehab start, Max Clark hits 10th HR

Toledo Mud Hens 9, Louisville Bats 4 (box) Sawyer Gipson-Long had another short yet intriguing outing. His strikeout numbers are decent — six today and five last week — but he couldn’t make it to the fourth inning this week. There’s consistent contact, except when there isn’t. He struck out five straight after allowing four […]

Understanding a Very Surprising Trade: Connelly Early for Curtis Mead

We have our first real move of the trade deadline. Late Saturday night, Jeff Passon reported that the Boston Red Sox were trading lefty starter Connelly Early to the Washington Nationals for infielder Curtis Mead. A move that caught many by surprise, even causing confusion, although the deal does make sense for both sides. There’s […] The post Understanding a Very Surprising Trade: Connelly Early for Curtis Mead appeared first on Just Baseball .

Beavers’ 9th-inning hit is a game winner as Orioles beat Braves, 3-2

BALTIMORE—For the second straight game, Dylan Beavers batted leadoff, and on Saturday night, he provided the Orioles with a much needed game-winning single in the ninth inning. Beavers’ single to right scored Jackson Holliday from third, and lifted the Orioles to a 3-2 win over the Atlanta Braves 3-2 before 37,883 at Camden Yards. The […]

Today in White Sox History: July 26

1916 Facing just 28 batters in the game, Eddie Cicotte fired a one-hitter in defeating the Yankees, 2-0, in front of 6,000 at Comiskey Park. Two batters plays kept the game from perfection: Cicotte earned a 90 game score, tied for 76th-best in White Sox history. He was such an ace hurler, this 90 qualifies […]

“That’s a Horrible Call”: Yankees Broadcaster Stunned as Jose Caballero Continues to Face Controversial Umpiring Decisions

And here comes another instance of controversial umpiring. José Caballero had already drawn league scrutiny for his pitch-clock routine, and during the Pittsburgh Pirates matchup earlier in the week, it became the focus of a bench-clearing incident. This time, though, the New York Yankees shortstop was left shaking his head in disbelief once again after […] The post “That’s a Horrible Call”: Yankees Broadcaster Stunned as Jose Caballero Continues to Face Controversial Umpiring Decisions appe...

Bought and Sold

 Like we said - why not both.  Bats for arms.  Mead for Early In losing Mead they lose a power bat whose prospect history suggests could keep this up.  The major league results are spottier but he’s young enough you can see a team still buying into scouting In gaining Early the get a rotation worthy arm who’s probably more a 3/4 but a 3/4 with lots of control left.  A spot that doesn’t have to be filled with cash or FA gambles.  That is if he can stay healthy. He ...

Enzo Le Fée: “I want to be one of the best players in this position”

Enzo Le Fée highlighted his ambition to be one of the best players in his position after a strong performance against Liverpool at Geodis Park. Le Fée played in the centre of midfield, scoring an exceptional long-range strike with his left foot against the Reds. On playing through the middle and scoring his goal, the midfielder said: “Since the end of last season, I’ve been playing in the same position so I think it helps me a lot to always be in the same position...