Latest blog entries about MLB
Welcome to our weekly fantasy baseball burning questions article. Each week, I’ll dive into 10 key questions that are popular within the fantasy community. These will be carefully chosen to ensure that only the most polarizing topics and players are ... read more »
Welcome back to the latest edition of our weekly fantasy baseball Closer Report. We are heading into the All-Star break next week, which means the trade deadline is right around the corner. With teams like the Red Sox and Tigers ... read more »
Each week during the fantasy baseball season, I take a look at two-start pitchers for the week ahead. This week, we’ll focus on pitchers tentatively lined up to make multiple starts after the All-Star break in Week 17 (July 20-July ... read more »
Introduction If you’re only only interested in the baseball happenings, you can skip down to the section titled ‘The Actual Game Recap’ If you’ve been around here at the Snakepit for long enough, you should already be familiar with the now traditional cannabis themed recape or ‘weedcaps’ every April 20th. For those who haven’t been […]
1927 In a 7-6 win at Comiskey Park over the Boston Red Sox, the White Sox tied an MLB record with eight sacrifice hits. Sacrifice flies came from Bill Barrett and Harry McCurdy, as well as Bibb Falk twice. Sac bunts were successful from Roger Peckinpaugh and Willie Kamm. Aaron Ward contributed both a sacrifice […]
The Colorado Rockies spent most of Friday night creating chances without cashing them in. They finally broke through in the ninth. Kyle Karros delivered a go-ahead, two-run single, Cole Carrigg added a sacrifice fly, and Juan Mejia needed one pitch in the bottom of the ninth to strand the bases loaded and secure a 4-3 […]
This. THIS is what a complete Rays win feels like. Taking advantage of opponent’s mistakes, crisp baserunning and a defensive clinic. That is the brand of Rays baseball that has been both the most successful and entertaining this season. But before we delve into tonight’s on-field action, for the first time since the 2023 Wild […]
Let’s start with an image. It’s the only image you need, really: Within the span of three batters, in a tie game, Michael Harris II hit a ball at over 105 mph, whose combination of velocity and angle yields a hit just about 60 percent of the time, and would’ve been a homer in 26 […]
The D-backs (47-47) pulled away late, securing a 9-3 victory over the Dodgers (61-34) Friday night at Dodger Stadium. After Arizona’s early advantage was erased by back-to-back home runs from Shohei Ohtani and Andy Pages in the first, Tim Tawa’s fourth-inning home run put the D-backs ahead for good. Sloppy play and three costly errors […]
Friday night’s game between the St. Louis Cardinals and the Atlanta Braves was really two completely different stories. There’s the first third of the game which featured a pitcher’s duel between Kyle Leahy for the Cardinals and Chris Sale for the Braves. The final two-thirds of the game didn’t begin until a 2-hour rain delay […]
The All-Star Game invites controversy every year. The Midsummer Classic is a stomping grounds for the best of the best, […]
The San Francisco Giants have the fourth overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft in a class where there are […]
The White Sox are sending infielder Jacob Gonzalez and reliever Brandon Eisert to the Pirates for lefty Jaden Woods and the No. 34 pick in the draft, reports Jeff Passan of ESPN. Pittsburgh will part with a minor league arm and its Competitive Balance Round pick to land big-league reinforcements. Both teams have announced the […]
Blue Jay 5 Padres 3 A three-game win streak. A few days ago that would have seemed impossible. We owe this one to Kazuma Okamoto, who hit a three-run home run in the fifth. In that fifth inning, Myles Straw started it with a bunt single (very nicely done Straw). Jonatan Clase flied out. Then […]
The White Sox's No. 1 draft pick, Windy City Smokeout, Taste of Chicago, and a full slate of Chicago sports and events. Here's what's on tap July 10-12, 2026. The post What’s On Tap in Chicago This Weekend: July 10-12, 2026 appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
One of the most intriguing players heading into the trade deadline made his long-awaited return to the lineup on Friday. Catcher Ryan Jeffers was back behind the plate for the Twins after missing nearly two months with a fractured hamate bone. The backstop needed just five rehab games to get up to speed. Jeffers will […]
Please bow your heads for a moment of silence to commemorate the 14-minute period where the White Sox officially had more bats than spots. After Jacob Gonzalez was optioned to Charlotte to clear a spot on the 26-man roster for Munetaka Murakami’s return, the White Sox traded him to Pittsburgh along with Brandon Eisert for… The post White Sox trade Jacob Gonzalez to Pittsburgh to boost draft ammo, but at risk to their depth appeared first on Sox Machine .
157 years. That’s how far back the custom of World Series victors visiting the White House goes. In 1869, under President Ulysses S. Grant, the Cincinnati Red Stockings became the first pro team to visit the White House, and fast-forward to 2026, it is now the Dodgers’ turn to meet Donald Trump. While the OG […] The post 34YO LA Star Confirms Skipping White House as Dodgers Teammates Set to Meet Donald Trump appeared first on EssentiallySports .
The Chicago Cubs have a bullpen problem; there is no other way to put it. Where they stand and how they can improve the situation. The post Who Can the Cubs Trust in the Bullpen Right Now? appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
Iowa left-hander Josh Fleming was moved to the development list. Right-hander Ryan Jensen was promoted to Double-A Knoxville from the ACL Cubs. Iowa Cubs The Iowa Cubs cast out the St. Paul Saints (Twins), 7-4. Jaxon Wiggins was activated off the injured list and made his first appearance in Iowa since early April. He very […]
The Yankees came to Washington, DC after a series split with the Rays to match wits with a young and hungry Nationals team. The Nats are young, exude talent, and score tons of runs. They also give up lots of runs, particularly in the late innings. The Bombers saw both sides of the DC dichotomy […]
After being stranded in Chicago because of flight issues and not arriving in New York until just 2 hours and 40 minutes before first pitch, Boston shrugged off the travel headaches to beat the Mets, 6-2, for its seventh straight victory.
The Cubs began their series against the Reds on a losing note Friday night with a shutout defeat. Newly returned ace Hunter Greene dominated the road team from the opening pitch and it was never much of a game. Shōta Imanaga worked in and out of trouble throughout the evening, but the talented Elly De La … The post Chicago Cubs Score and Recap (7/10/26): Reds 4, Cubs 0 – Greene Great in Shutout appeared first on .
The Mariners lost 7-2 to the Rays on Friday. Usually, I take notes when I recap games. Not today. I watched from the corner of my eye, game on mute, doing other things. Frankly, I didn’t think the Mariners were going to win. I hate when people say that, too. But I really didn’t think […]
Braves start their final pre-All Star Break series.
The week's most-read MLB posts, emailed every Monday.