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The Yankees faced a decently big test earlier this week as they took on the Cleveland Guardians — who are near the top of the AL Central — in a series without Aaron Judge. Capped off by a big win on Wednesday, the Yankees passed that test, sweeping all three games against Cleveland. Next up […]
When Baltimore Orioles President of Baseball Operations Mike Elias made some bold offseason moves this past winter, it was seen as moves to compete in the loaded American League East Division.However, nearly halfway through the 2026 season, not many people envisioned how things were going to play out. The Tampa Bay Rays are in first […] The post Baltimore Orioles Predicted To Trade Outfielder to Surprising Division Rival appeared first on HEAVY .
Cole Carrigg's hot start and infectious energy are giving Rockies fans a reason to believe the franchise may finally be moving in the right direction. The post Rockies Prospect Could Be the Spark Colorado Needs appeared first on HEAVY .
On this week's Draft Podcast, Carlos and J.J. work through the top 10 of an "alternative" mock draft that could potentially play out in July. The post Breaking Down Intriguing 2026 MLB Draft Scenarios | Draft Podcast appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .
We step outside the lab to look at a situation that is becoming more and more dire. However. we have to constantly remain guarded against the hyperbolic. People are often drawn to the extremes on managers. It was Whitey Herzog that said he was two players away from the pennant when he managed the Kansas […]
Shohei Ohtani has set the baseball world on fire on the mound despite his most recent start on Wednesday, and he’s been picking up the pace with the lumber as well since May 12. Ohtani capped off the three-game set in Pittsburgh with his second home run in as many games while reaching base four […]
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Max Scherzer might be in the last years of his career, but what a career it has been. Without a doubt, he will be headed to the Hall of Fame, but now he’s gunning to make it to the top 10 strikeout leaders of all time, and he doesn’t have far to go. This week, […]
The big news yesterday was the Kyle Isbel injury. Anne Rogers reported it: On Thursday, he was diagnosed with a Grade 3 tear of a portion of his left plantar fascia, which is a severe tear and will take some time to heal before he gets back to baseball activity. The Royals are hoping to […]
There’s no doubt that the Colorado Rockies are improved from 2025. They’ve got a better record than they had at this point in the season last year, and in some areas, they’ve made clear improvement. However, the Rockies still rank dead last in runs allowed at 397, which has the basement rankings sealed at 32 […]
Good morning, baseball fans! The San Francisco Giants are home this weekend, so let’s take a look at what Oracle Park has on deck for fans who are thinking about taking in a game. First up, tonight is Pride Night at Oracle Park. The special event tickets are sold out, but if you happened to […]
Triple-A: Memphis Redbirds (Cardinals) 7, Norfolk Tides 0 – Game 1 F/7 The Redbirds outhit the Tides 13-3 in a lopsided seven-inning result. Nestor German started Game 1 and failed to complete two innings. German allowed five earned runs on six hits, two walks and two strikeouts. Despite the result, Baltimore fans should be happy […]
Meet the Mets The Mets rebounded from a couple of real duds against the Cardinals to begin the series, as Juan Soto’s seventh-inning home run capped the scoring in a 5-4 win. With that, the team avoided getting swept and enters play today with a 30-38 record. Choose your recap: Amazin’ Avenue, MLB.com, New York […]
My college journalism courses taught me to never bury the lede of a story. Sorry, University of Minnesota-Morris English profs—but I’m going to do just that here in pursuit of dramatic effect. The 2026 Minnesota Twins bullpen has set a franchise record in the realm of saves. Before the big reveal, let’s take a brief […]
With the seasons about to change from Spring to Summer, we are officially in the thick of the middle third of the MLB season. At this point (for the most part), we know who these teams are and which direction…
Baseball America presents first-, second- and third-team All-America selections for the 2026 college baseball season. The post 2026 College Baseball All-America Teams appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .
Triple-A: Syracuse Mets (34-32) BUFFALO 3, SYRACUSE 1 (BOX) Tobias Myers started this game and went two-and-two-thirds innings before reliever Matt Turner finished the third inning. And then Jack Wenninger pitched the remainder of the game, giving up all three of Buffalo’s runs in his five innings of work. The Syracuse lineup didn’t get much […]
The New York Yankees have spent much of the 2026 MLB season near the top of the American League standings, but even contenders have weaknesses. As the MLB trade deadline approaches, one area continues to stand out as a major…
The Atlanta Braves were unable to seek a win on Thursday evening, as the series finale against the Chicago White Sox was a washout. The game will be made up on August 20th at 2:10 ET. The road trip has continued to New York, where the Braves face the Mets in a three-game series. First […]
The Detroit Tigers wrapped up their homestand on Thursday afternoon with an 11-0 shellacking of the Minnesota Twins to give the team its seventh win in nine tries so far in June. Already, AJ Hinch and Co. have exceeded their win total for May with just under 2/3 of the month remaining. Not too shabby. […]
Greetings, Brew Crew Ball community. The Brewers had another slightly underwhelming week, as they swept the Rockies in Colorado and won an extra-innings slugfest on Monday night in Las Vegas but ultimately dropped their series with the A’s. Elsewhere in the division, the bottom three teams (Pirates, Cubs, and Reds) struggled, but the Cardinals continue […]
Free of charge for the discerning reader. Happy birthday to Damon Buford, and a mighty host of others. Today in baseball history, in 1939 – In front of a record crowd of 23,864 fans at Ruppert Stadium in Newark, NJ, Lou Gehrig plays his last game in a Yankee uniform when he participates in an exhibition contest against the Kansas City Blues, the team’s American Association farm […]
The 2026 College World Series kicks off on Friday afternoon, with eight teams left standing in the hunt for a national championship.
If you're looking for a little trade deadline insight, here you go: There is nothing more valuable in baseball right now than a good right-handed hitter.
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: Game suspended vs. Lehigh Valley IronPigs SS George Lombard Jr. 0-2, KRF Yanquiel Fernández 1-22B Marco Luciano 0-2, K3B Oswaldo Cabrera 0-0, BBDH Seth Brown 0-1, KLF Ernesto Martinez Jr. 0-11B Tyler Hardman 0-0, BBCF Duke Ellis 0-1C Abrahan Gutierrez 0-1, K Brandon Beck 3.1 IP, 3 H, 0 R, 3 BB, 6 K […]