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Over the past two weeks of MLB action, several top prospects have earned the call and made a massive impact, such as Joshua Baez and George Lombard Jr. Below, we will take a look at seven emerging prospects who could find themselves in the major leagues in the coming weeks. So, should fantasy managers stash […]
We're now passed the threshold for Major League teams to call up prospects while retaining their rookie eligibility for the 2027 season. That likely means we're about to see a flurry of prospect promotions over the next couple of weeks. We already got one of those promotions a few days ago with Joshua Baez bursting […]
A new trade rumor linked New York Rangers forward Taylor Raddysh to the Toronto Maple Leafs during a recent episode […]
August continues to fly by, with only a few weeks left until the calendar flips to September. While some managers have focused on fantasy football, there is still plenty of baseball to be played. At RotoBaller HQ, we are back with more updated waiver wire advice with ourmid-week fantasy baseball waiver rankings for Week 21—August […]
The St. Louis Cardinals typically don't sign pitchers to big contracts, and Tarik Skubal is likely no different. But there is one way this could still happen - if they sign him to a short term deal.
Vikings Territory Breakdown Stop the presses: The Vikings beat the New York Giants in the preseason opener last Saturday. On […]
Everyone in MLB should be relieved that Rickey Henderson isn’t around to be disappointed by the state of his once-beautiful game.
Corey Pronman ranked 156 players and prospects under 23—and somehow left Gabe Perreault off entirely. Plus Scott Morrow's new deal and a stacked mailbag.
This article was published in conjunction with the 2026 Awful Announcing MLB Announcer Rankings. To see how 85,000 voters evaluated the 30 local MLB team announce teams, click here. Awful Announcing readers recently ranked the Chicago Cubs’ television booth No. 5 in Major League Baseball for the second straight year. So, what makes the Marquee…
Welcome back to our list of top starting-pitcher prospects to stash for Week 22 of the 2026 MLB season. With the season winding down, several top pitching prospects could be close to getting the call. A few of these arms could make a real difference for fantasy teams over the final few weeks, so if […]
The New York Jets might need to have a difficult Azareye’h Thomas conversation after he struggled to defend Adonai Mitchell on Tuesday.
It was reported yesterday, first by Fansided’s Robert Murray, that the Phillies had agreed to terms on a major league contract with former Padres and Yankees starter Nestor Cortes. The 31-year-old lefty has not appeared in a major league game since September 3rd of 2025, as he underwent offseason surgery to repair a biceps tear […]
Believe it or not, we’re only two weeks from the kickoff of the 2026 season and as the Tigers begin to wrap up fall camp in preparation for the first week of normal, routine practice, we still have plenty of questions about how this team will look once they put toe to leather against Pine […]
Fall baseball gets an upgrade as teams can play four exhibition games this fall. Coaches weigh in on the impact the change presents.
The Twins’ No. 3 prospect has battled a heap of injuries throughout his time in the organization, but he has been one of the most explosive hitters in Minor League Baseball when healthy. Now back in action after a three month absence due to a thumb injury, it is only a matter of time before […]
Newcastle United’s midfield unit remains unfinished with less than two weeks left in the transfer window, as Matthias Jaissle still needs to reshape a squad that lost Bruno Guimaraes and Sandro Tonali this summer. The Magpies have explored several different profiles, from experienced Premier League options such as Bayern’s Joao Palhinha to Tottenham youngster Lucas […]
A lot has transpired since the Braves seemingly originated their June swoon in the Southside. The Braves, after two excruciating losses, departed Rate Field with a 45-23 record and a promise to return in August for the final contest of the three-game set. And here we are! Instead of a much-needed off day in these […]
The Braves are reaching a boiling point. A blown check-swing call (and the resulting refusal to check the first base umpire) set off Mauricio Dubón in yesterday’s game. Walt Weiss ran out to rescue Mauricio, getting ejected in the process. But was this the result of a Carlos Torres poor game in Houston two years […]
Pittsburgh Pirates ace Pail Skenes continues to struggle, and it’s officially time to be concerned about the reigning NL Cy Young winner.
The Detroit Tigers‘ improbable run to the postseason in 2024, followed by narrowly missing a chance to play for a World Series in 2025, pushed fans’ expectations for an aggressive offseason in 2026 sky-high. An offense that fell off a cliff in the second half of 2025 led to names like Alex Bregman and Bo […] The post Kevin McGonigle Is Exceeding All Early Expectations appeared first on Just Baseball .
Rangers could recoup a record-breaking fee for the 25-year-old this summer, with a top European side joining clubs from the Premier League in tracking him
“Two out of three ain’t bad…” — Jim Steinman Viva La meatloaf! There was a little enclave on the Southwest Side — more or less bounded by the Home Run Inn, the southeast end of Midway airport, the White Owl Indian, and Archer National Bank — where it was permitted to be for blue (a … The post Keeping Cubs Faith from South Side to Really South Side appeared first on .
Pete Alonso hit a go-ahead home run that wasn’t. The towering drive to left was supposed to help the Baltimore Orioles take the lead against the New York Yankees. But umpires ruled it a foul ball. It became a frustrating what-if for the crowd at Camden Yards as the Yankees eventually clinched a 5-3 win. […] The post “Sorry Pete (Alonso)”: Yankees Manager Offers Take on Controversial Foul Call After Win Over Orioles appeared first on EssentiallySports .
As he goes, so do the Blue Jays.
Tuesday night’s series opener against the Orioles followed the exact same script that we’ve seen the last several weeks with the Yankees. A comatose offense, an elite pitching staff, a close game late, and a battle of the bullpens where every run matters. In the seventh inning, when the Yankees ultimately found the go-ahead runs […]