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Mets Morning News: Mets split doubleheader with Braves

Meet the Mets The Mets split a doubleheader with the Braves and look to win the series overall after a win on Monday. In the first game Carson Benge drove in the go-ahead run and Sean Manaea was solid in the victory. In game two Christian Scott was great but the offense couldn’t figure out […]

Braves: Latest injury updates on Sean Murphy, Ha-Seong Kim

Sean Murphy has missed essentially the entire season, appearing in just four games. He didn’t make his first start of the campaign until May 4th after undergoing hip surgery in September of last year, and a week later, he found himself on the IL following a freak incident that resulted in a broken middle finger. […]

Chicago Cubs Score and Recap (7/29/26): Cardinals 3, Cubs 2 F/10 – PCA Homer Not Enough in Extras Loss

The Cubs and Cardinals played a full nine innings that were largely uneventful on Wednesday night, with no runs crossing the plate. That changed dramatically in the 10th inning, when the road team jumped ahead and then the home side responded to walk it off in the bottom of the frame. Matthew Boyd was excellent … The post Chicago Cubs Score and Recap (7/29/26): Cardinals 3, Cubs 2 F/10 – PCA Homer Not Enough in Extras Loss appeared first on .

Dodger notes: Shohei Ohtani, Edwin Diaz

T-minus four days until the trade deadline, and of course all of the conversation is revolving around who Tarik Skubal would be traded to, if he is, and will it be the Dodgers. The conversation has ramped up with Shohei Ohtani revealing that he is dealing with a biceps issue. Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic […]

Will fielding errors define this new era of Rockies baseball?

Before Opening Day 2025, Rockies owner Dick Monfort made this comment:“The infield, quite honestly — and if you like defense, (and) I like defense — will be the best defense, maybe in the history of the game.” That was, at the time and now, an amusingly optimistic exaggeration. The thing is, the basic sentiment wasn’t […]

Thursday BP: What’s next?

Good morning, baseball fans! Just when we thought that the San Francisco Giants’ 2026 season couldn’t get any worse, a slew of injuries have been taking players out left and right over the last week. Casey Schmitt and Trevor McDonald are done for the year. And Harrison Bader decided to scoot through it, and made […]

St. Louis Cardinals Offense, I Miss You

I went to last night’s game, and it was a family affair as it was a Father’s Day gift and we went to the 703 Club, which was an all-inclusive area. So I appropriately took advantage of it and ate everything I could and drank some beverages. Because it was kind of a boring and […]

White Sox Minor Keys: July 29, 2026

Given that it’s the week before the trade deadline, any sudden departure from a Triple-A game packs potential meaning, as well as the potential for a false alarm. On Wednesday, Eric Haase made his organizational debut with Charlotte, but he didn’t see the end of it. Signed to a minor league deal on Tuesday after… The post White Sox Minor Keys: July 29, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .

Marek Houston is Breaking Out. How High Can He Go?

When the Twins selected him with the 16th overall pick last July, Marek Houston was seen by most scouts as a lock to stick shortstop with elite defensive talent, but a fringy bat that projects for below average production in the major leagues. Just 27 games into his Double-A tenure, Houston is already producing offense […]

Kansas City Royals news: Dobnak blanks former team

Randy Dobnak threw 7 scoreless innings, and Salvador Perez tripled for the first time since 2022, in Royals 4-0 win. And in the fourth, Royals captain Salvador Perez hit a leadoff triple — his first since the 2022 campaign. Perez chugged around the bases before belly-flopping into third base with his trademark smile. “Somebody told […]

Chicago Cubs news — Bregman, Hoerner, Suzuki, Rea, Peterson

Today’s Reflections The first two games of the four-game series against the St. Louis Cardinals have been a dream of near-perfection for the Cubs. (I hope I’m not jinxing the team when I write this Tuesday afternoon) Alex Bregman, Nico Hoerner and Seiya Suzuki had two games where they were playing out of their collective […]

Newcastle Monitoring Bologna Winger as Anthony Gordon’s Replacement: Report

Newcastle United’s search for wingers following Anthony Gordon’s departure is reportedly taking the club to explore deals for former Premier League players, with an English forward emerging as a new potential target. Although the Magpies have already strengthened multiple areas of Eddie Howe’s squad this summer, including landing a left winger in Bazoumana Toure, Newcastle […]

Hao-Yu Lee Has Been a Difference Maker for the Detroit Tigers

Kevin McGonigle has been the talk of the Detroit Tigers since he debuted earlier this season. He hit the ground running, providing an answer at the top of the lineup, and is currently the favorite for American League Rookie of the Year. However, McGonigle is not the only rookie making noise in Detroit. Infielder Hao-Yu […] The post Hao-Yu Lee Has Been a Difference Maker for the Detroit Tigers appeared first on Just Baseball .

Today in White Sox History: July 30

1915 After falling out of first place 10 days earlier, the White Sox fought back into a tie atop the American League courtesy of a 6-4 win at the Yankees; Buck Weaver (4-for-5, homer, double, five RBIs) was the hitting hero while Eddie Cicotte (win) and Jim Scott (save) piloted the win. However, it would […]