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Today marks the 36th anniversary of the Blue Jays’ first game at the SkyDome. The stadium officially opened a couple of days earlier with a gala event featuring Oscar Peterson and comedian Andrea Martin. On June 8, Rod Stewart performed the first concert at the venue. I wonder if he has changed his setlist since […]
Ahead of this weekend's Red Sox-Yankees series, it's time to finally figure out which is stupider: Yankee Stadium or Fenway Park?
Prior to the 2025 season, one of my bold predictions was that DJ Herz was poised to have a breakout season. Back in 2024, Herz showed swing and miss stuff, while throwing more strikes than expected. However, after a rough Spring Training, it was revealed that Herz had to undergo Tommy John Surgery. Since then, […]
Aaron and John talk about Royce Lewis crushing Triple-A and playing new positions to work his way back into the Twins' lineup, why Kaelen Culpepper might beat him there, questioning the handling of Simeon Woods Richardson, and why the big picture looks about as expected through 40 percent.
It's hard to take either of these NL Central rivals seriously as true contenders.
Mizzou soccer released its 2026 schedule on Thursday. The 17-game slate features eight home matches and seven on the road. Coming off a tumultuous 2025 campaign where the Tigers went 4-10-3 overall and 1-7-2 in SEC play, the upcoming season’s schedule offers more opportunity for them to make it back to the conference tournament for […]
Alex Rodriguez, David Ortiz, and Derek Jeter might be good for a quote on Fox, but working with Pete Rose was on another level. Kevin Burkhardt was this week’s guest on Andrew Marchand’s sports media podcast, where the Fox announcer spoke about his versatility as a broadcaster and his ability to work with different personalities.…
The vibes are decidedly not great in the Bronx right now in the wake of Aaron Judge's injury, but the sky isn't falling just yet.
June 5: Judge has been officially placed on the 10-day IL, retroactive to June 2nd, with Jones recalled as the corresponding move. Jack Curry of the YES Network first reported the Jones move earlier today. June 4: The Yankees will be without the game’s most feared slugger for a couple months. New York announced that Aaron […]
1:25pm: Porter has chosen to elect free agency, MLBTR has learned. 11:49am: The Giants announced Friday that catcher Logan Porter cleared waivers and was assigned outright to Triple-A Sacramento. He’d been designated for assignment earlier in the week. San Francisco also recalled righty Carson Seymour from Triple-A and optioned righty Wilkin Ramos in his place. […]
Texas Rangers star Jacob deGrom is still one of the best starting pitchers in MLB at 37 years old. He has enjoyed a strong career despite being limited by injuries at times. deGrom could end up reaching the Hall of Fame someday. During a recent interview, deGrom revealed the secret behind his success at the […] The post Rangers star Jacob deGrom’s ‘fear’ that has led to incredible success in MLB career appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Rockies and their bats are showing a pulse again after taking three of their last five games. The post Colorado Rockies vs. Milwaukee Brewers: Game preview, picks and props for Friday appeared first on Mile High Sports .
Go get ‘em, Edward.
The Atlanta Braves were not able to get a sweep of the reigning AL champion Toronto Blue Jays yesterday, but they did win the series and look to take that momentum into the weekend series against the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pirates are having somewhat of a surprising season this year with a .540 record, and […]
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The World Cup is right around the corner, and while baseball teams carry on their business, 48 nations will be traveling about the North American continent, fighting for the ultimate prize in what’s widely regarded as the biggest sporting event in the world. With less than a week to go before the start of this […]
The New York Yankees received devastating news when it was revealed that Aaron Judge is expected to miss at least six weeks with a stress fracture in his rib. Losing one of the best players in MLB is a massive…
The Chicago Cubs have often been mentioned as a trade suitor for Tarik Skubal. The Detroit Tigers have struggled and it seems likely that Skubal will end up getting moved. However, the Cubs have not exactly been dominating the competition. At 33-30, Chicago is in fourth place in the National League Central standings. Jesse Rogers […] The post Why Cubs may not trade for Tarik Skubal appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Rain is attempting to cool off the Cubs after Thursday night's walk-off win.
The Chicago Cubs are absolutely savoring their incredible 7-6 victory over the Athletics at Wrigley Field. It was CF Pete-Crow Armstrong, whose walk-off inside-the-park home run sealed the deal. Afterward, Cubs manager Craig Counsell made a bold prediction about what lies ahead, per MLB.com. He says they anticipate the same thing to happen in October […] The post Craig Counsell’s ‘October’ message after wild win vs. A’s appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Is Curmel Moton really the real deal that Mayweather thinks? Let’s look at the information at hand for a second and some new research. The expression control the controllables is rubbish impossible is nothing if a professional boxer wants to go the top of the sport and has the ability and work ethic, he can. […] The post Is Curmel Moton really the real deal that Mayweather thinks? appeared first on Boxing News and Views .
The Los Angeles Angels have stumbled again this season and are currently 24-39 and in last place in the AL West. One ex-player commented on the team’s struggles, explaining that the Halos need to either admit they’re in a rebuild or judge accordingly as their playoff drought continues, according to Halo Territory. The Angels need to come out […] The post Ex-player says quiet part out loud about Angels’ unwillingness to rebuild appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Arizona Diamondbacks claimed a 3-2 win against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Thursday, thanks to Ketel Marte’s ninth-inning walk-off home run at Chase Field. The homer came off Los Angeles left-hander Tanner Scott on the first pitch Marte saw, a fastball that he drove 431 feet into the left-field seats. The swing produced Marte’s […] The post Diamondbacks star Ketel Marte gets candid after walk-off homer vs. Dodgers appeared first on ClutchPoints .
While the San Diego Padres are mired in a rut, they have financial resources coming their way like the cavalry. And here is why the Padres will trade for Tarik Skubal instead of the Dodgers. The Tigers seem to be on a path to trade Skubal. They are 25-38 and tied for last place in […] The post Why Padres will trade for Tarik Skubal instead of Dodgers appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Chad Dallas officially made his MLB debut on June 4. But he found out he would making the major league leap on June 2, Lou Gherig Day. Dallas’ father passed away from ALS, making that day already emotional for him. To now have it also be the day he was first […] The post Blue Jays pitcher unveils heartwarming Lou Gehrig connection to MLB debut appeared first on ClutchPoints .