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Red Sox Pull Off Wildest Win of Season in 13-Inning Thriller

The Boston Red Sox beat the Chicago White Sox 12-11 on Thursday night at Fenway Park. The game stretched to 13 innings and took well over four hours to complete. Every available reliever threw. The bench was empty by the 10th inning.Caleb Durbin ended it with a single through the middle that brought home the […] The post Red Sox Pull Off Wildest Win of Season in 13-Inning Thriller appeared first on HEAVY .

New York Yankees vs. Atlanta Braves: Series Preview

While the Yankees didn’t as much as a lot of people hoped at the trade deadline, they still made a couple moves, and also called up top prospect George Lombard Jr. That being said, they still haven’t looked that different early on. The Yankees dropped two of three in their series against the Cardinals. The […]

LSU Baseball Odds Of Keeping Pitcher Logan Schmidt From Pro Ball? “0.1 Percent,” Jay Johnson Tells Tiger Rag Radio

By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor LSU baseball coach Jay Johnson might consider a trip to Las Vegas after the fortune he and the Tigers just got last week. Second round pick Logan Schmidt, a [...] The post LSU Baseball Odds Of Keeping Pitcher Logan Schmidt From Pro Ball? “0.1 Percent,” Jay Johnson Tells Tiger Rag Radio appeared first on TigerRag.com .

Nick Mariano's Closer Rankings and Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire Pickups (Week 20)

The trade deadline came and went, and now we sprint through August. This column brings you my updated fantasy baseball closer rankings for Week 20 of 2026, with tiered closer rankings and relievers to add across all league types. Andy Smith is filling in for Nick Mariano for the rankings, while I (Mike Carter) will continue […]

Is 2026 the most memorable Red Sox season of all-time?

I don’t know how to explain the 2026 Red Sox and I don’t know anyone else who does. As the recent A’s series showed us, even when they’re bad, they’re somehow good. They simply cannot lose right now, which isn’t how baseball is supposed to work, or has ever worked for as long as I’ve […]

Recruiting Roundup: Elite TE prospect sets game day visit to Michigan Football

Welcome to the Recruiting Roundup, our three-times-per-week series breaking down the latest developments on the recruiting trail for the Michigan Wolverines. We’ll keep you up to date on the top targets, the visits they take, the predictions that analysts make, and everything in between. Here’s what you need to know today… Nation’s top TE finalizes […]

Best Brewers trade deadlines in history

This past trade deadline as not only Brewers fans, but baseball fans alike, felt… frustrating, and perhaps even controversial. But at the same time, thinking about how the Brewers got to the point they are today with the product they have on the field, they certainly wouldn’t be there if they traded away their farm […]

Would Major League Baseball be better with a salary cap/floor?

When I was an adolescent, I’d often stay up late basking in the glow of my 27” cathode ray tube television watching movies on cable. Sometimes, I’d push it so far as to bump into TV networks’ “nite owl” programming. If that happened to be something religious or controversial, a title card would flash reading […]

White Sox Minor Keys: Aug. 6, 2026

Both the White Sox minor league player and pitcher of the month for July went undrafted out of college, and had found themselves wondering what the next step was for their playing careers when the club reached out with a contract offer. “I had conversations with some other teams, but never talked to the White… The post White Sox Minor Keys: Aug. 6, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .

Kansas City Royals news: Lynch starting tonight

ICYMI, the Royals picked up pitcher Luke Little yesterday. PJ Green at The Star also wrote about the transaction. Jaylon Thompson profiled Luke Maile: However, that’s exactly who Maile is. The journeyman catcher is a fearless leader and trusted voice in the Royals’ clubhouse. “He’s always the mic man,” Royals utilityman Tyler Tolbert said. “And […]

Orioles minor league recap 8/7: Dzierwa dominates, Kjerstad goes deep

Triple-A: Buffalo Bisons (Blue Jays) 7, Norfolk Tides 4 The Heston Kjerstad hype train is back on the tracks. Kjerstad walked twice and smacked a two-run home run in Norfolk’s 7-4 loss. Enrique Bradfield Jr. finished 1-for-4 and was caught stealing. Sam Huff went 0-for-2, Rece Hinds worked a walk and scored, and Creed Willems […]

Friday BP: Oracle Park promotions this weekend

Good morning, baseball fans! The San Francisco Giants head home this weekend for a three-game series against the Detroit Tigers. So it’s time to take a look at what Oracle Park has on deck for fans this weekend. Tonight is Top Gun Night at Oracle Park. There are two separate special event tickets required for […]

Former Rockie Eric Young making history as first-time manager in WPBL

Eric Young Sr. knows a thing or two about making the most of the moment.  So, it’s no surprise that the former Rockie and current manager of the Los Angeles Queens, one of four teams in the inaugural Women’s Professional Baseball League, has made seizing the day the motto guiding his approach to his first […]

Inside Joseph Dzierwa’s Rise Through the Orioles’ System

Last season, the Baltimore Orioles were poised for a successful MLB Draft, as they possessed six picks in the first two rounds — four of which were first-round selections. The players selected early by the Orioles have gone on to have scorching-hot starts to their careers. Ike Irish was slugging in High-A before a meniscus […] The post Inside Joseph Dzierwa’s Rise Through the Orioles’ System appeared first on Just Baseball .