Ottoneu Starting Pitching Planner: June 22–28
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YES Network’s Meredith Marakovits delivers rare reporter jinx on Yankees pitcher Ryan Weathers
You’ve heard of the announcer jinx. But have you ever seen a reporter jinx? As the second inning of Thursday’s tilt between the New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox got underway, YES Network clubhouse reporter Meredith Marakovits was relaying an anecdote about Yankees pitcher Ryan Weathers. As she explained, the left-handed pitcher struck out…
Good Morning San Diego: Padres open final road series against Rangers in Arlington
The San Diego Padres have had their share of highs and lows this season, but the most recent lows against the St. Louis Cardinals in the first two games of their three-game series were pretty bad. Cardinals pitchers Dustin May and Andre Pallante combined to dominate the Padres offense and limit their opportunities to get […]
Minor league update for 6/18/26
Hickory starter Jesus Lafalaise allowed two runs in six innings, striking out five and walking one. Aneudis Mejia allowed three runs in two innings, striking out four and walking one. Paulino Santana had a hit. Dewar Tovar had a pair of hits and a walk. Hickory box score Hub City starter Kamdyn Perry allowed six […]
Blake Butera and the Nationals have deep ties to the Rays organization
The Nationals and Rays are facing off this weekend, and these two teams suddenly have very deep ties. In a lot of ways, the Rays are the model organization that the Nats are trying to become, though hopefully with a bit more spending. Between Blake Butera, Curtis Mead, Michael Johns and Ani Kilambi, there are […]
Joe's Reaction of the Week: It's Not the Same
The Knicks are champions, and one Rangers fan watched it all from a distance—with envy. What can the Rangers learn from New York's other team finally ending its drought?
Should the Phillies hit Brandon Marsh leadoff more?
Tuesday night’s game featured a new look lineup out of necessity, as Trea Turner was still sore from getting hit by a pitch Monday night and did not play. So, the lineup featured Brandon Marsh leading off and Kyle Schwarber hitting second while playing first base. Needless to say, the lineup worked well that night, […]
Is Jung Hoo Lee “fantastic,” or actually kinda bad in right field?
During the 4th inning of Wednesday’s second game against the Braves, the Giants’ broadcasters used the occasion of Mike Yastrzemski, current Brave and former right-fielder for Giants, stepping into the box to discuss the defensive skills of his “protegé,” Jung Hoo Lee. Dave Flemming deemed Lee “a worthy successor.” Javy Lopez described Lee’s play in […]
Why are the Orioles a (not even quite) .500 Team?
I shouldn’t mislead you: the Orioles are not hovering at .500 right now, because they’re actually sitting at 35-41 (.461), fourth in the AL East, staring up at the Yankees, Rays, and even the Blue Jays. I can’t even analytics our way out of here: their Pythagorean record, the model that predicts wins based on […]
Red Sox News & Links: ‘We’re not good’
It is not even officially summer yet. That’s probably the worst thing about this horrific 2026 season. It’s not even officially summer yet, and there’s nothing to look forward to baseball wise in New England. “The Red Sox are a roster-construction failure. Management can claim to be looking for outside help, and maybe they are, […]
Are the Braves over catcher defense?
Okay, we know they’re not really over it. But, it is kind of funny to think about. The Braves acquired Joey Bart late last night. The move is, on its face, a no-brainer. Bart was the second overall pick in the 2018 MLB Draft (Alex Anthopoulos loves him some draft pedigree), but he’s also put […]
Oregon Ducks Baseball Football News
Oregon catcher Burke-Lee Mabeus enters transfer portal Baseball lands Long Beach State infielder in transfer portal Recruits visiting in Oregon’s final official visit weekend Highlight of the Day: Liberty Biberties the Fiesta Bowl
Tarik Skubal Gets Brutally Honest After Latest Tigers Loss
The importance of ace pitcher Tarik Skubal to the Detroit Tigers was on full display during May, during which he was unavailable after undergoing a surgical procedure to remove a loose body from his throwing arm.During May, the Tigers won a mere six games and tumbled to the bottom of the American League Central Division […] The post Tarik Skubal Gets Brutally Honest After Latest Tigers Loss appeared first on HEAVY .
Tarik Skubal Warns Tigers amid MLB Trade Rumors, Contract Buzz Ahead of Deadline Before Free Agency
As if the Detroit Tigers weren't feeling enough pressure to get back on track, Tarik Skubal has applied some more to the front office six weeks away from the trade deadline.
Blue Jays Big Needs & Targets Revealed as Trade Deadline Looms
An MLB insider laid bare the needs the Toronto Blue Jays have heading into the 2026 trade deadline, and offered some targets to pursue. The post Blue Jays Big Needs & Targets Revealed as Trade Deadline Looms appeared first on HEAVY .
WATCH: Australia soccer fans take over MLB stadium as 2026 FIFA World Cup storm hits Seattle
Fans of Australia took over the T Mobile Park, home of the Seattle Mariners as the 2026 FIFA World Cup fever hit the baseball arena.
Mets Morning News: The Mets are off, but the World Cup and Francisco Lindor are on
Meet the Mets The Mets opened their series against the Phillies with a 6-4 win in a game that saw Juan Soto hit a pair of home runs. The teams are off tonight, as there’s a World Cup match happening next door to the Phillies’ ballpark today, and they’ll play the second game of the […]
New York Yankees vs. Cincinnati Reds: Series Preview
The Yankees continue their homestand this weekend after taking two of three games from the White Sox. Despite a sour ending on Thursday, it was a successful series, particularly for the Bombers offense, who scored double-digit runs in each of their victories. On Friday, they’ll welcome the Cincinnati Reds to town for three games of […]
Multiple Pirates receiving All-Star votes
Major League Baseball’s first All-Star ballot was released at the beginning of the week and the Pittsburgh Pirates have four position players receiving serious votes. Darren Yuvan already covered Nick Gonzales being a top five vote getter for the National League’s third base spot, but in addition to him is teammates Oneil Cruz, Spencer Horwitz, […]
Braves News: Hunter Stratton trade, rainout at Truist Park, and more
The Atlanta Braves announced late Thursday night that they have acquired catcher Joey Bart from the Pittsburgh Pirates. In exchange, the Pirates will receive right-hander Hunter Stratton. To make room on the roster, catcher Sandy León was designated for assignment. Bart will be the eighth Braves catcher this season. A Buford native, Bart was drafted […]
Dodgers notes: Brock Stewart, Evan Phillips, Mookie Betts
The Dodgers bullpen is no longer the biggest liability on the team this season, especially after they posted 38 consecutive scoreless innings in the month of May. There are still big-name pitchers in both the rotation and bullpen— Tyler Glasnow, Blake Snell and Edwin Díaz— that are still recovering from injuries, but that hasn’t stopped […]
Why the Red Sox shouldn’t trade Willson Contreras
Last week, I wrote and encouraged the Red Sox to totally tear down the roster with a 2014-style fire sale at the trade deadline on Aug. 3rd. I still stand by that for the large portion of sellable pieces. The Willson Contreras decision in that conversation became a complicated one for me and one that […]
Orioles minor league recap 6/19: Shorebirds score 10 runs, still lose by 11
Triple-A: Syracuse Mets 6, Norfolk Tides 5 – F/10 The Tides took a 5-3 lead into the ninth inning but allowed two to tie and were walked off in the bottom of the 10th. Norfolk got on the board first with two runs in the second. José Barrero walked, then came in on a single […]
Bantering Points: 6/19/26
Your morning round-up of the latest from Blueshirt Banter, Rangers News, and updates from around the NHL
Mets Daily Prospect Report, 6/19/26: So close to a system sweep
Triple-A: Syracuse Mets (36-36) SYRACUSE 6, NORFOLK 5 (BOX) Having trailed 2-0 and 4-2 early in the game, Syracuse staged a dramatic comeback with a pair of solo home runs in the bottom of the ninth. Nick Morabito hit the game-tying home run, his second of the night, to send the game to extras, and […]
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