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Green Bay Packers QB Jordan Love caught in confusion over Cardinals injury report

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love was at the center of some unexpected confusion after an injury update involving another NFL player circulated on social media. The post actually concerned Arizona Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love, but the shared last name led some fans to mistakenly think the report was about Green Bay’s starting quarterback. [...]

Mets Morning News: Constitutional Crisis

Meet the Mets Continuing their alarmingly-successful run in the aftermath of the trade deadline, the Mets sent the Nationals out of town with a three-game sweep. Choose your recap: Amazin’ Avenue, Faith and Fear in Flushing, MLB.com, Newsday, New York Daily News, New York Post In the back half of this lost season, the unsung […]

Aaron Boone’s five most entertaining ejections

On Friday versus the Blue Jays, Aaron Boone was ejected for the 50th time in his managerial career. It’s fair to question if this feat or milestone is worth celebrating. Applying this situation to the real world, it would essentially be like getting to verbally abuse the health inspector as they walk through your restaurant […]

2026 NL Central Power Rankings: Week 21

Welcome to week 21 of our 2026 NL Central Power Rankings — let’s rank some teams! 1. Milwaukee Brewers (77-48); 3-4 this week; 100.0% chance to make postseason (FanGraphs) The Brewers held their own on the West Coast, as they followed up a three-game sweep at the hands of the Padres to win three of […]

An Odyssey for Beef on Chicago’s Defensive Line

Throughout the entire offseason and preseason, there have been countless stories about the Chicago Bears and the state of their defensive line. Earlier in the spring came news and confirmation that general manager Ryan Poles inquired about Las Vegas Raiders All-Pro defensive end Maxx Crosby. Shortly thereafter came speculation on Arizona Cardinals Pro Bowl EDGE […]

LSU announces Celebration of Life for Skip Bertman

The LSU community is still reeling from the loss of Skip Bertman on Friday. The legendary coach that put LSU Baseball on the map and built the foundation of The Powerhouse, passed away peacefully at the age of 88. On Tuesday, August 25th, both the private and public community will have their opportunity to celebrate […]

Dodgers notes: Tommy John, Mookie Betts, Kyle Tucker

Tommy John died on Saturday at age 83, remembered for his astonishing 26 years of pitching in the big leagues and for being the first to undergo the elbow construction surgery that bears his name. Tyler Kepner quoted Dr. Frank Jobe, who performed the surgery on John in 1974, in his obituary of John for […]

Prospect Parade: The Hottest MLB Prospects (Week of August 17, 2026)

The 2026 MiLB season is in full swing, and many prospects continue to shine. This edition of the Prospect Parade highlights 20 of the hottest MLB prospects through the week of August 17: 10 hitters who can’t stop mashing and 10 arms carving up the minors. How the Prospect Parade works The Prospect Parade is […] The post Prospect Parade: The Hottest MLB Prospects (Week of August 17, 2026) appeared first on TJStats .

Kyle Karros, Cole Carrigg, and the Power of Friendship

If you’ve watched any Colorado Rockies game over the past two months, you’ll have seen third baseman Kyle Karros and outfielder Cole Carrigg on the field together. Both were drafted in 2023 – Carrigg in the Competitive Balance B round and Karros in the fifth round – and worked their way up through the minors […]

Kansas City Royals news: Almost a no-no from Noah

Noah Cameron continued his run of dominance with a complete game, one-hit shutout on Sunday. “He was in command all day,” Royals manager Matt Quatraro said. “It was efficient. The last two innings were probably the most stressful innings, and he made big pitches, getting strikeouts in the last couple innings there with the changeup. […]

Monday BP: What’s on deck for this week?

The San Francisco Giants lost yesterday. They lost to the Colorado Rockies, specifically. The Colorado Rockies, who are one of the few teams in baseball as bad as the Giants. They lost the game and, in turn, they lost the series. It was a home series. I’m beginning to think that they’re not that good […]

The Josh Hoover and Fernando Mendoza debate is not real

Towards the middle August, just after the MLB All-Star Break but before college football officially kicks off, we enter the Take Zone for football writers. In the absence of bigger stories like transfers, coaching moves or injuries, a few topics surrounding big-name programs get taken up by the big media outlets. At that point, everyone […]

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