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The Toronto Blue Jays have been near the middle of the MLB standings for the majority of the 2026 season, and even after recently sweeping a three-game set against the Boston Red Sox, they’re still one game below .500 with a 38-39 record. While they’ve certainly been impressive in some areas, such as relief pitching […] The post The Blue Jays Can’t Afford To Be Middle of the Pack in All Facets appeared first on Just Baseball .
Despite getting off to a blistering start to the season, the Los Angeles Angels have had the same struggles they […]
Even 15 years later, former New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning‘s 2011 Super Bowl-winning campaign remains iconic, from his comebacks to his “big-time throws,” as Pro Football Focus (PFF) measures. Big Blue Vault reminded fans that Manning had 70 “big-time throws” during his 2011 season, according to PFF. That is the most by any quarterback […] The post Giants legend Eli Manning adds 71st ‘big-time throw’ to PFF’s list appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The 2026 MLB All-Star Game is a little more than three weeks away. Players are making pushes to represent their respective leagues in Philadelphia. Certain players have pushed through early-season slumps while others are continuing to perform at elite levels.…
If you didn’t know any better, if you hadn’t been watching the rest of the 2026 Orioles season, you could be tempted after a game like this one to conclude that things are definitely going to be okay with the Orioles. Maybe we are in the middle of where they’re finally doing it. Maybe. They […]
After a rousing review of everyone’s favorite Mariners conspiracy theories last week, I decided to come back to a familiar topic: how much we, as Mariners fans, dislike the rest of the AL West. I asked everyone rank the other AL West teams from most hated to least hated in order to get the pulse […]
The New York Mets may finally be getting the boost they’ve been waiting months for. After enduring an injury-plagued first half of the 2026 MLB season, the Mets received encouraging news regarding star shortstop Francisco Lindor. According to a report,…
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Just a few years ago, Benny Montgomery looked like one of the brightest young prospects in baseball. Now, at only 23 years old, his professional baseball journey has come to an unexpected end. Montgomery, the eighth overall selection in the…
There’s been persistent trade chatter around Cardinals OLB Josh Sweat this offseason. Fresh off the second double-digit sack season of his career, Sweat didn’t attend any of the voluntary work this spring, reportedly because he wasn’t happy with Arizona. He was in town for minicamp, but seemingly just to avoid the fines, as he didn’t […] The post Potential Trade Destinations For Cardinals OLB Josh Sweat appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .
Minneapolis – The Minnesota Twins have been a streaky team this year. They started the season 11-7, then went 5-21, 10-5, 7-12, and are now riding a five-game winning streak. Dividing their 79 games into five parts shows just how streaky this team has been this year. Fortunately, the Twins appear to be turning things around. Their lineup has a .285/.347/.
There’s no such thing as too much pitching. Pitchers inevitably get hurt. Relievers go on cold stretches. Starters tire down the stretch. The baseball season is a war of attrition, and pitchers are the main casualties. There’s a reason why teams hand out minor league deals to every pitcher with a pulse during Spring Training. […]
Jacob Misiorowski, Cristopher Sánchez and Shohei Ohtani are at the forefront of what could be one of the best NL Cy Young Award races ever. Kyle Schwarber and Yordan Alvarez already have over 50 combined home runs. Mason Miller is as dominant as any reliever we've ever seen.
With Oklahoma officially crowned 2026 College World Series champion after besting North Carolina in the finals, the MLB draft is now just a few short weeks away.
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Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: Offday Double-A Somerset Patriots: Offday High-A Hudson Valley Renegades: Offday Low-A Tampa Tarpons: Offday Florida Complex League Yankees: W, 23-8 at FCL Tigers — Yanks were up 9-0 before the fourth, and scored 14 more runs between the sixth and the eighth 3B Richard Matic 2-6, 2B, 2 K, HBPDH Wilberson De […]
A week before Christmas, St. Louis and Dustin May agreed on a 1 year bounce back opportunity for the once highly touted right-hander. After a myriad of injuries that plagued his early 20’s and a freak esophageal tear that nearly cost May his life, he appears to be unlocking his big talent in the gateway […]
Good morning Birdland, These Orioles are gonna make me believe in them again, aren’t they? Their 6-1 win on Monday night in Anaheim made it three in a row, and they did it in impressive fashion. Kyle Bradish tossed eight scoreless innings, Taylor Ward and Coby Mayo hit home runs, Gunnar Henderson had three hits, […]
Don’t look now, but the Detroit Tigers have gotten hot again, having won four in a row after beating the New York Yankees at Comerica Park on Monday night, 5-3. Framber Valdez held the visitors to just one run over six innings while Riley Greene and Kevin McGonigle led the offense to victory. The Motor […]
Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Brandon Woodruff made a triumphant return to the mound. After spending a long time on the injured list because of a right shoulder inflammation, Woodruff did not just impress in his first start since Apr. 30 on Monday against the Cincinnati Reds; he came just a few innings away from tossing a [...]
Zac Gallen is 3-6 with a 6.10 ERA and a 1.63 WHIP through 16 starts and 79.2 innings, the worst statistical stretch of his career. He is also one of the more fascinating names on the trade market heading toward the August 3 deadline. Jim Bowden of The Athletic listed Gallen as an under-the-radar trade target to watch. Gallen re-signed with Arizona in February on a one-year, $22.025 million deal with roughly $14 million deferred, after declining the qualifying offer and failing to land the ...
Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about Joey Meneses and John Brebbia being back in the big leagues, Mike Trout’s hamstring strain, Dillon Dingler’s dominance, a Blue Jays All-Star voting update, the latest Home Run Derby format change, MLB’s radical amateur drafts proposal, the DOJ’s MLB investigation and the York Revolution’s Pride event, Rafael Devers […]
The Boston Red Sox are 31-44, buried in the AL East cellar with the second-worst record in the American League, and Sonny Gray is not going to stand in the way if the front office decides to sell. Gray told Tim Healey of the Boston Globe that he would be open-minded about waiving the full no-trade protection he negotiated into his contract if Boston commits to a deadline teardown. "If someone came to me from the Red Sox and made a decision that that's the direction that this team was going to ...
MLB has the finger on the pulse of fans and knows what they want: worse baseball at lower wages. The post Rob Manfred Has a Draft to Sell You appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .