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Joe Espada joins Astros for Yankees series after family emergency

With the Houston Astros coming out of a brutal home stand, losing six of their last nine games at Minute Maid Park, the team is looking to get a boost for the next series against the New York Yankees, especially with their manager back in the dugout. As Astros manager Joe Espada had a sudden […] The post Joe Espada joins Astros for Yankees series after family emergency appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Dodgers Week 22: A sweeping success

What a difference a week makes, 168 little hours. After a particularly deflating home series loss the Milwaukee Brewers, the Dodgers haven’t lost since. They took care of business by sweeping a pair of bad teams in the Colorado Rockies and Pittsburgh Pirates. The Dodgers are back to within a game of the Brewers for […]

Unsung hero of the White Sox? Walk-off whiz Tristan Peters

The Chicago White Sox have been the most fun team to watch in Major League Baseball this season, with their 11th walk-off win of the season on Sunday afternoon thanks to a Tristan Peters solo homer in the bottom of the ninth.  It also helped move Chicago’s record to 27-19 in one run games.   This was […]

Rangers Reacts Results: Rookie Relievers

In the most recent Rangers Reacts Survey, we asked folks which of the Rangers’ relievers who have made their major league debut this year you feel most optimistic about going forward. Lefty reliever Robby Ahlstrom, who was summoned earlier this year and has been turned to regularly by manager Skip Schumaker in key late game […]

Braves at Brewers series recap: At least they left with something?

The seven-day, four-city, three-team road trip ended up nearly turning into a nightmare journey — one where it essentially came down to Sunday’s Little League Classic for the Atlanta Braves to at least salvage something from their series against the Milwaukee Brewers — and also for the whole trip as well. With the Phillies suddenly […]

Colorado Rockies prospect rankings, mid-season 2026: numbers 3 to 1

In the process of Purple Row Prospects (PuRPs) voting, there were two names that stood above the rest — Colorado’s first rounders in 2024 and 2025, plus a sleeper international free agent breakout. Ultimately, Holliday took 15 of the 29 qualifying first place votes to earn the number one PuRP designation. So who are these […]

Red Uniforms, Ranked

Some of my favorite sports uniforms are red. This has always been true, and my choices of teams to support have only reinforced that. (A chicken-egg situation?) Other than the Miami Marlins (who did have the snazzy Sugar Kings red jerseys a few years back), the Miami Heat, the New England Patriots (god, I love those red throwbacks ), Liverpool, Barcelona, and MY Florida Panthers all have red(-ish) uniforms. I therefore feel uniquely qualified to contribute a ranking of red jerseys across th...

Today in Jays History: Three Jays Picked Off In One Inning

43 Years Ago This game stands out vividly in my memory—and I’m certain everyone who watched it remembers it just as well. Orioles left-handed reliever Tippy Martinez famously picked off three Blue Jays in the top of the tenth inning. There was a bit of backstory. The Jays were up 3-1 in the bottom of […]

Today in White Sox History: August 24

1901 The White Sox signed Wiley Piatt, who had been released by the Philadelphia A’s in July. The left-handed starter pitched well down the stretch for the first-place White Sox, going 4-2 with a 2.79 ERA and 1.084 WHIP, good for 0.4 WAR over seven games (six starts). The 1902 season was more of a […]

Rangers’ glaring roster flaw that must be fixed ahead of 2026-27 NHL season

The New York Rangers had the worst record in the NHL’s Eastern Conference last year, and that’s completely unacceptable for the Original 6 franchise. Rangers fans saw a team that was a step slow and was regularly beaten on home ice — where they struggled to score goals. General manager Chris Drury has attempted to […] The post Rangers’ glaring roster flaw that must be fixed ahead of 2026-27 NHL season appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Rangers’ glaring roster flaw that must be fixed ahead of 2026-27 NHL season

The New York Rangers had the worst record in the NHL’s Eastern Conference last year, and that’s completely unacceptable for the Original 6 franchise. Rangers fans saw a team that was a step slow and was regularly beaten on home ice — where they struggled to score goals. General manager Chris Drury has attempted to […] The post Rangers’ glaring roster flaw that must be fixed ahead of 2026-27 NHL season appeared first on ClutchPoints .

31 Things That Happened Since the Last Phillies Walk-Off Home Run

The streak… is over. After three-plus long years, the Phillies finally hit a walk-off home run on Sunday afternoon at Citizens Bank Park. The hero was Kyle Schwarber, who hit the last walk-off homer for the Phils on June 9th, 2023 against the Dodgers. It ended the longest active MLB streak for a team without […] The post 31 Things That Happened Since the Last Phillies Walk-Off Home Run appeared first on Crossing Broad .

Quinn Ewers, Chris Bell injury updates a breath of fresh air after Dolphins’ disastrous week

The Miami Dolphins’ last week was difficult, and that might be a generous way to put it. They struggled mightily against the New York Giants, not only in a 26-3 preseason loss to the club, but also throughout joint practices. With a bad week in the rearview mirror, the franchise received positive injury updates for […] The post Quinn Ewers, Chris Bell injury updates a breath of fresh air after Dolphins’ disastrous week appeared first on ClutchPoints .

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