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Like so much of the Detroit Tigers’ 2026 season, Framber Valdez hasn’t exactly worked out as planned. Signed to a backloaded 3 year, $115M deal with an opt out after 2027, Valdez was supposed to stabilize a rotation that had Reese Olson injured and Jack Flaherty a total wildcard coming into the season. More importantly, […]
Felix Reyes was a surprise call-up back in early May and made a strong first impression. He homered off of Chris Sale in his first at-bat, but he couldn’t carry that momentum forward, as he hit just .158 with a paltry .421 OPS through 38 MLB plate appearances across 12 games. Reyes was sent back […]
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The New York Giants wide receiver room seems to be bonding after the free agency addition of Odell Beckham Jr.
The Los Angeles Lakers among many things will look to add wing depth this offseason. Two interesting additions have been speculated from the fellow West franchise, the Oklahoma City Thunder. Role players Aaron Wiggins and Isaiah Joe are looking like a trade opportunity that both the Lakers and OKC can benefit from. According to Lakeshowlife’s […] The post Lakers Pitched to Add $93 Million Sharpshooting OKC Duo for Luka Doncic appeared first on HEAVY .
Another series at home, another series loss. Now the Red Sox travel for six games against the New York Yankees and Tampa Bay Rays, only the two best teams in the American League. Starting in the Bronx. No sweat. Since sweeping Boston, the Yankees have gone 21-18. Boston meanwhile has gone 17-18. That initial 10-17 […]
I make no bones about the fact that “Major League” is probably my favorite baseball movie. Half of my fantasy baseball teams have the name “Jobu’s Rum.” There are other good ones to be sure. “The Natural” is a good one. “Bull Durham” is a classic. “Eight Men Out” is another one. There are probably […]
On this week's Draft Podcast, Carlos shares his thoughts about a handful of players who really popped during his draft magazine issue writing. The post 5 MLB Draft Prospects We Like Even More After Deep Dives | Draft Podcast appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .
Let me be clear: this is not a reported trade. But if Adley Rutschman ever becomes available, there’s one team that should be one of the first making the call. The San Diego Padres. Rutschman is still a valuable player.…
Trading Isaiah Stewart for Max Strus would address key needs for the Pistons.
After a week out west, the Yankees returned home on Tuesday for a series against the Guardians that could’ve gone better. The Yankees dropped the opening two games of the series, before eking out a 2-1 win in the finale. Looming over the proceedings is the fact that Aaron Judge is about to hit the […]
It’s June 5, roughly two-and-a-half months into the baseball season. The current ERA leaderboard (and Cy Young Award shortlist) is: As tempting as it would be to turn this into another Jacob Misiorowski article, we’ve already covered his dominance at length. Instead, let’s compare those three pitchers to Brewers’ No. 2 starter Kyle Harrison: Kyle […]
Earlier this offseason, the Detroit Lions signed linebacker Jack Campbell to a four-year, $81 million extension. Lions general manager Brad Holmes has publicly expressed an interest in giving three other players from their 2023 NFL Draft class similar extension: running back Jahmyr Gibbs, tight end Sam LaPorta and safety Brian Branch. But with LaPorta and […]
Scottie Scheffler is looking for his third consecutive win at The Memorial Tournament in Dublin, Ohio. He comes in without the wins he has stacked up in previous years, but Jack’s Place has been kind to him in recent years. Scheffler struggled on Thursday, however, with a viral moment involving caddie Ted Scott after a […] The post Scottie Scheffler opens up on heated moment with caddie at The Memorial Tournament appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The New York Yankees finally got the news they had been waiting on. It was not the news they wanted. Aaron Judge was diagnosed with a stress fracture in his first right rib, leaving the Yankees to prepare for an extended stretch without him.Thursday still gave New York something to hold onto. The Yankees avoided […] The post Yankees’ Aaron Boone Addresses Game Plan Without Aaron Judge appeared first on HEAVY .
This episode of the Five Heart Podcast mixed Nebraska sports discussion with plenty of humor and fan interaction. Greg and Fred opened with lighthearted banter before turning to Nebraska’s spring sports postseason results. The hosts reflected on Nebraska baseball’s successful 43–17 season, highlighted by hosting a regional for the first time since 2008, while acknowledging […]
The Yankees megastar will miss the heart of the season.
14 days ago against the Milwaukee Brewers, Max Muncy was forced to exit the game after taking a fastball to his wrist. Muncy found himself in another painful situation on Thursday, this time colliding head-first into Diamondbacks first baseman Ildemaro Vargas, forcing him to leave the game in the top of the fifth inning. The […]
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Happy Friday, everyone! Before you get too busy going about your day, take a minute to do your All-Star voting. Are any Cubs worthy of electing to the All-Star team? Once you’ve done that, come back and let’s get into the news stories wrapping up the week. Aaron Judge continues to sit out as the […]
Meet the Mets The Mets had the day off yesterday, and they’re set to begin a three-game series against the Padres tonight in San Diego, and Jorge Polanco might rejoin the team following a rehab stint in Binghamton and Syracuse that’s been relatively light on playing time. In his very early preview of the trade […]
With 99 games remaining this season, a surprising trend has emerged for the Colorado Rockies: Two of the top hitters in 2026 weren’t on the team last season. Considering one had only played 44 MLB games entering 2026 and the other made his MLB debut on Opening Day, Troy Johnston and TJ Rumfield have proven […]
Every Minnesota Twins season, there’s a player who shines for a period of time and then is never memorably heard from again. Think Scott Diamond in 2012, Chris Colabello’s 2014 RBI binge, Michael Restovich winning a wild one in 2003, or Michael Ryan whipping the White Sox to end ‘03. With the way 2016 had […]
Good morning, baseball fans! Since the San Francisco Giants are still on the road, and we did a temp check last Friday, I thought that we could try something else today. One of my favorite things about social media is getting to hear great stories from people all over the world. Oftentimes, the comment section […]
Following Boston’s 4-2 loss to the Orioles on Tuesday night, veteran infielder Isiah Kiner-Falefa suggested the club’s disappointing home record may be tied to the distractions that come with playing in one of baseball’s most demanding markets.