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Game 37: Twins at Nationals

First Pitch: 5:45 PMTV: Twins.TVRadio: TIBN, WCCO 830, The Wolf 102.9, Audacy AppKnow Yo’ Foe: Federal Baseball See,You will have to agree:It’s been a monthOf mediocrity. WeOnly want to foreseeThem play it closeOr rise to marquee. Bring the lineup, start the game:They play against a National.Though the year’s been often lameAnd seemingly irrational, Come,‘Cause today’s […]

Royals call up Eric Cerantola

The Royals announced they have called up reliever Eric Cerantola from Triple-A Omaha and have optioned Stephen Kolek to the Storm Chasers. Kolek earned the win in last night’s game against Cleveland, making a spot start for the injured Noah Cameron, with three runs allowed in six innings. Cerantola had a 1.42 ERA with 18 […]

Reds to recall Tejay Antone over two years after third Tommy John surgery

The Cincinnati Reds are going bold in their attempts to address their diminished bullpen. In the wake of last night’s hamstring injury to closer Emilio Pagan, they’re turning to veteran right-hander Tejay Antone to bolster their relief corps. C. Trent Rosecrans of The Athletic broke the news earlier on Wednesday, noting that Antone – who’s […]

Yankees option Elmer Rodríguez, promote Yerry de Los Santos

The Yankees officially optioned Elmer Rodríguez to Triple-A after his start in last night’s game against the Rangers, with Carlos Rodón set to rejoin the rotation in the next week. Since Rodón won’t need to be activated until his start, the Yankees promoted Yerry de Los Santos in the interim. de Los Santos gives the […]

Mariners Game #38 Preview and Discussion, 5/6/26: ATL at SEA

The Mariners have an opportunity to close up what’s been a fairly miserable homestand with a series win, but whereas Bryan Woo would previously feel like a lock to keep the Mariners in it, he’s coming off back-to-back starts where he’s, in his own words, gotten his “ass kicked.” He’ll try to rally back today […]

Mariners’ George Kirby is still fast, less furious

For much of his Mariner tenure, George Kirby has carried the moniker “Furious George,” a tongue-in-cheek nod to his angry mound persona (his other nickname is “Angry Cheddar”, bestowed by Bryce Miller) and a play on the classic children’s book series about a curious monkey. But the 2026 version of George Kirby is a different […]

Tyler Glasnow exits start with lower back pain

Tyler Glasnow left his start on Wednesday afternoon against the Houston Astros at Daikin Park after only one inning, with the Dodgers right-hander suffering lower back pain per an announcement from the team. Glasnow was warming up for the second inning when he felt something, and was quickly joined on the mound by catcher Dalton […]

Atlanta Braves at Seattle Mariners Game Thread: May 6

The Atlanta Braves will look to improve to 6-0 in rubber matches and stay unbeaten in series with Wednesday afternoon’s 4:10 p.m. EDT series finale against the Seattle Mariners. Martín Pérez will be tasked with making another start after he wasn’t used in the bullpen Tuesday night. Jim Jarvis, called up this morning, will make […]

5/6 Gamethread: Giants vs. Padres

The San Francisco Giants conclude their three-game series against the San Diego Padres this afternoon, and they’re hoping for a much-needed series win. We’re also hoping for that. Taking the mound for the Giants is righty Adrian Houser, who is still trying to find his groove this season. Houser has made six starts this year, […]

The Short Porch is thinking about the cycle

It’s been an exciting few days of Cubs baseball at the corner of Clark and Addison. Last night the Cubs walked off the Reds in the bottom of the tenth inning for their second walkoff win in a row. Tuesday night Michael Conforto hit the first walk-off home run of his career and the first […]

Mizzou volleyball adds international freshman to 2026 roster

Dawn Sullivan made a late-time addition to the 2026 roster for Mizzou volleyball, bringing in Ceylin Ruyan. The 6-foot-3 outside hitter is originally from Istanbul, Turkey. Kuyan played on Turkey’s U19 National team, bringing a flare of international experience to the roster. She helped Turkey win a gold medal at the 2025 European Youth Summer […]

Game Thread: White Sox (17-19) at Angels (14-23)

The White Sox are back in the saddle this afternoon with a rubber match on tap against the Angels. The South Siders get a shot to prove this little hot streak isn’t just a mirage. They’ve won their last two series, and a victory today would make it three straight. They also have six wins […]

Eagles Enemy Draft Analysis: New York Giants

The 2026 NFL Draft was a crucial one for the New York Giants. Under a new John Harbaugh regime and loaded with high draft picks, Big Blue had a chance to build on the optimism of Jaxson Dart being in the building. Here’s how they did. PREVIOUSLY IN THIS SERIES: WASHINGTON COMMANDERS | DALLAS COWBOYS […]

Snake Bytes 5/6: E-Rod Stands Tall

Diamondbacks News Rodriguez Ends Snakes’ Run of Poor StartsEduardo Rodriguez didn’t just turn in a quality start, the veteran left-hander tossed seven full shutout innings, making the night easy for the struggling offense who then responded by posting nine runs. Yliber Diaz, Jose Mejia Named AZ MiLB Pitcher and Player of AprilDiaz may not be […]

Vote For Your TTE 2025/26 Reading Player Of The Season

Though this season didn’t go as we’d hoped, falling apart in hugely disappointing fashion in the last few weeks, there were some strong individual performers. And now (you won’t have guessed by the title of this piece, I’m sure) we’d like you to vote for your standout. Jack Marriott has already won the club’s official […]

What the Rays see in Jesse Scholtens

The Rays claimed Jesse Scholtens in August 2025 after he was designated for assignment by the White Sox. Despite a fairly significant overhaul of the roster this offseason, Scholtens was able to hang on to a coveted 40-man roster spot, and has performed well in his limited time with the major league club — maintaining […]

Yordan Alvarez Is the Bright Spot the Astros Can’t Afford to Lose

Astros fans, it hasn’t been the start anyone envisioned. The struggles have been real, and the pitching staff, in particular, has left plenty to be desired. But even in the middle of a frustrating opening stretch, one undeniable bright spot has emerged: the resurgence of a healthy Yordan Alvarez. Alvarez hasn’t just been good, he’s […]