NCAA Tournament Day Two: How to Watch Every First Round Game on Friday
Day Two of the NCAA Tournament brings 14 first-round games, highlighted by the 9-seed Hawkeyes tipping off against Clemson at 5:50 PM CT on TNT. Here's your full Friday schedule.
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Highlights from the New at Citi 2026 Event
One of the highlights of each spring is the New at Citi event held by the Mets to showcase what fans can expect from Citi Field in terms of new experiences, giveaways, and, most importantly, food and drink. While there wasn’t a whole lot discussed in terms of giveaways or ballpark amenities that we didn’t […]
2025 Season in Review: Kumar Rocker
With the 2025 Texas Rangers season having come to an end, we shall be, over the course of the offseason, taking a look at every player who appeared in a major league game for the Texas Rangers in 2025. Today we are looking at pitcher Kumar Rocker. There were a number of individual disappointing seasons for […]
2026 Season Preview: The Bullpen
The Good Phight will be previewing the 2026 season by going over each position on the field. We’ll talk about the players that will occupy them, the played behind them, their strengths and weaknesses and give a few takes about how we think the season will shake out. The Phillies began 2025 betting on Jordan […]
2026 Atlanta Braves opponents: NL Central preview
This time one year ago, the notion that three of the National League’s playoffs teams would have come from the Central was farfetched, and yet, by the time the post-season began, the division champion Milwaukee Brewers were joined by the Wild Card entrants Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati Reds. The NL Central featured several 2025 award […]
Astros Prospects Deliver Strong Performances in Spring Breakout Game
Yesterday, Astros prospects took on the Marlins in the Spring Breakout game, and rather than provide a traditional recap, the focus here is on the positives and the players who stood out. The Astros came away with a 7-6 win in an entertaining matchup. James Hicks Hicks got the start for the Astros and, after […]
Teenage Dream: The Washington Nationals youngsters showed their skills in the Spring Breakout game
While the Washington Nationals lost their Spring Breakout game against the Cardinals 9-8, there were so many positives to take away. The biggest storyline was how impressive the Nats youngest prospects were. Yesterday, the biggest contributors were the teenagers. Gavin Fien, Eli Willits, Miguel Sime Jr. and Landon Harmon all showed why they are so […]
Joe's Reaction of the Week: Bad Season or Lost Season?
The Rangers’ season is already bad. The real question now: will they use these final games to learn something—or waste them entirely?
Nebraska Baseball Weekend Preview: Michigan
Series Preview Nebraska Cornhuskers (15-5, 3-0 B1G) at Michigan Wolverines (10-9, 0-3 B1G)w2ww Location: Ray Fischer Stadium, Ann Arbor, MI Dates: March 20th-22nd Times (all CDT): Friday @ 3pm, Saturday @ 1pm, Sunday @ 12pm Head Coaches: Will Bolt (7th season, 185-131-1) & Tracy Smith (4th season, 908-700-1) TV/Stream: B1G+ Radio: All Nebraska games on Huskers Radio Network, Huskers.com, Huskers App Ten […]
Mariners 2026 Spring Breakout Preview
The annual Spring Breakout game has arrived! A relatively new feature to the MLB spring training schedule, the spring breakout is a prospect-only bout pitting one organization’s best against another, providing fans an easy way to get familiarized with the team’s top farmhands. The Mariners have one of the more potent rosters in the league […]
Spring training is almost over
We are 27 games into spring training, and the Dodgers have only two more days in Arizona before returning home to Southern California to finish off the exhibition slate against the Angels. After witnessing — either from afar on television/radio, or in person — Dodgers-related things for the last five weeks, let’s look back on […]
Partnerships with prediction markets pose concerns for MLB
If you have been concerned that there are not enough ways in 2026 to gamble on Major League Baseball, then I have good news for you. MLB entered into a partnership with prediction market Polymarket, first reported by Ben Horney of Front Office Sports and then later announced by both organizations. Polymarket gains the right […]
Orioles opponent preview: Other AL contenders
Six days remain until Opening Day. As things stand now, playoff odds at both FanGraphs and Baseball Prospectus give a pretty good chance that all three AL wild cards will come out of the AL East. There is also a decent chance that things go outside of this conventional wisdom and that the Orioles, if […]
Previewing Red Sox Playoff Rivals: The Kansas City Royals
As the Red Sox approach Opening Day, it’s time to start taking at look at the other American League playoff contenders. Next up, a team that’s led by an MVP candidate. What’s this team’s deal? In 2024 the Royals bounced back from a 106-loss season to win 86 games and finish in second place in […]
Another look at the Cubs’ likely Opening Day roster
It’s hard to believe, but today we stand only six days away from the Cubs’ first 2026 regular season game, which will be next Thursday at Wrigley Field against the Washington Nationals. Here’s a first look at the weather forecast: Thursday A chance of showers. Mostly sunny, with a high near 58. Honestly? That wouldn’t […]
A.J. Minter will be a big asset to the Mets’ bullpen when he returns
The Mets signed 32-year-old lefty and career Atlanta Brave A.J. Minter to a two-year, $22 million contract in the 2024-2025 season with the intention of making him an essential late-inning piece in their bullpen. Things did not go according to plan. On April 26, Minter walked off the mound at Nationals Park in Washington DC […]
Mariners News, 3/20/26: Logan Gilbert, Emerson Hancock, and Trey Yesavage
Good morning and happy Friday, everyone! The Mariners triumphed in yesterday’s spring training ballgame against the A’s by a 6-4 final. We inch ever closer to Opening Day, with the Mariners kicking things off on Thursday against the Guardians. What are your plans for the opener? Will you be at the game, or will you […]
Elephant Rumblings: Luis Severino Officially Named Opening Day Starter
Morning everyone and welcome back to another beautiful Friday! The A’s made the expected announcement late yesterday afternoon that staff leader Luis Severino will indeed get the ball for the Athletics on Opening Day in Toronto to take on the Blue Jays: This announcement comes as almost zero surprise. Severino is the unquestioned best option […]
San Diego has major threat behind the dish
Earlier this year, I tried to gauge how much the ABS (Automated Ball-Strike) Challenge System’s introduction into the game would affect the value of the catcher position for the San Diego Padres. Eventually I concluded with the idea that those who were elite with the system would be given more leeway to challenge (thereby having […]
Good Morning San Diego: Regulars return to lineup, Padres top White Sox, 13-6
Michael King, like his last time out, was hurt by the long ball when he and the San Diego Padres played the Chicago White Sox at the Peoria Sports Complex on Thursday. Fortunately for King, the Padres had their full compliment of All-Star players in their lineup, and they were able to overcome the White […]
In The Lab: A Look at Astros Offensive and Defensive Efficiency
Analytics has any number of practical uses, but the best and original use is to verify feelings that we may have when we watch the games. Emotional responses are often rife with bias. We often remember what we want to remember and forget what we want to forget so that we can forward the narrative […]
Friday morning Rangers things
Good morning, LSB. Kennedi Landry writes that Andrew McCutchen has shown he’s still got it and is on his way to making the team. Jeff Wilson says the battle for the Rangers 5th rotation spot pits stuff vs. the little things. Shawn McFarland has observations in which Jake Latz made his final start of spring […]
Bless You Boys 2026 Detroit Tigers prospects #9: OF Cris Rodriguez
The Detroit Tigers have gone a long time without finding a big time player in the international free agent market. There have been signs of life from Wenceel Pérez and Keider Montero, and fourth ranked prospect Josue Briceño, but they’re still waiting for a star player to emerge. Teenaged outfielder Cris Rodriguez may be be […]
Webb not-so hot in final outing before Opening Day
After a sojourn as not-quite world conquerors, Logan Webb re-donned the orange-and-black on Thursday, taking the mound in what should be his last Cactus League start before 2026’s Opening Day. It wasn’t the glorious, dominant return he may have envisioned for himself. Webb stifled international talent across two starts (allowing 1 ER over 8 2/3 […]
Rangers vs. Blue Jackets: What is the Point of J.T. Miller?
Ugly loss, better draft odds, and growing concerns about J.T. Miller—while Lafrenière keeps giving the Rangers something to believe in.
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