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I’ve had a lot of fun watching the Mets this season. I’ve found some real, genuine joy in seeing them implode and crater and bomb in ways I didn’t even know were possible for a baseball team. I’ve written about it on this website more than a few times, and truthfully, part of me wonders […] The post This Juan Soto Error Led to the Funniest Inside-the-Park Home Run I’ve Ever Seen appeared first on Crossing Broad .
Kansas City Royals execs have submitted a rezoning plan for their proposed new stadium development at Crown Center, which Fox4KC, citing the team’s application, describes as “a vibrant mixed-use destination that supports a wide variety of year-round activities – including professional sporting events, concerts, festivals, community gatherings, private events, sponsorship activations and other programmed experiences.” Or […]
One New York Giants writer shared some in-depth insights with The Landry Hat that Dallas Cowboys fans will want to hear ahead of the 2026 NFL season.
Morning all and welcome to Tuesday! The club got their teeth knocked in last night in the series opener against the Los Angeles Dodgers. They lost 9-4 in what was probably the worst start to date from rookie Gage Jump. These things happen and Jump was always bound to have a bad start sooner or […]
Tristan Peters spent a lot of time this offseason thinking about the paltry 12 hitless at-bats he got in his major league debut with Tampa last season. He's admitted he was sweating out the final roster cuts at the end of spring camp, expecting he might start in Triple-A. But the part of his whirlwind last three months where public defensive metrics have him as one of the best center field defenders in the sport -- fifth in Outs Above Average (OAA) and sixth in Defensive Runs Saved (DRS) amo...
Good morning! The Mariners returned home with a 6-2 win last night over the Los Angeles Angels. Furious George pitched a full eight innings with seven strikeouts, one walk, and just two earned runs, while his run support came in the form of two towering home runs by Cole Young and one from Dominic Canzone. […]
A baseball season can go in so many different directions. The San Diego Padres came home from a dismal 4-5 road trip, but no time to feel sorry for themselves. The homestand brought a fierce test against two of the National League’s top World Series contenders. The Padres swept the Eastern Division-leading Atlanta Braves before […]
Season Record: 42-42 Week Record: 5-2 Series Record: 13–13, 1 split GAME 78: 4-3 Win @ Miami Marlins GAME 79: 4-6 Loss @ Miami Marlins GAME 80: 2-4 Loss @ Miami Marlins GAME 81: 6-5 Win @ Toronto Blue Jays GAME 82: 5-4 Win @ Toronto Blue Jays GAME 83: 7-3 Win @ Toronto Blue Jays GAME 84: […]
This Week in the Minors is our weekly look at notable performances from all over the system, from big-name prospects and less-heralded guys alike. The mission is to answer this simple question: “Who had a good week?” Triple-A Omaha Storm Chasers (36-44, 13.5 games back) The Storm Chasers split their 6-game series against the Columbus […]
The Yankees offense keeps finding new lows to achieve. They’ve managed one or fewer hits through seven innings in back-to-back games, have lost five straight, and mustered just 12 hits across their last four games, which is the fewest hits over a four-game span in franchise history. Yes, three of their best hitters are out […]
Game Recaps Get-right Giants: Diamondbacks hold on to extend season long streak over San Francisco by Alex Weiner [Arizona Sports] The D-backs returned to .500 at 42-42. Arizona started early, with Ketel Marte taking Giants starter Tyler Mahle yard to lead-off the first inning. Marte moved into a tie for second in Diamondbacks history with 1,182 hits […]
Former New York Mets manager Carlos Mendoza’s tenure came to an unceremonious end last week, with little more than a passive-voice social media post and a combative press conference with General Manager David Stearns. With the team coming off an embarrassing series against the Chicago Cubs and officially falling into the depths of the wild […]
While discussing the receiver group with the Arizona Cardinals, all of the chatter was supposed to be about first-round draft pick Marvin Harrison, Jr. After all, before last season, he had been the fourth overall pick in the 2024 NFL draft. When a player is taken that high, he is supposed to already have some […]
Here’s the TJStats Daily Recap for June 30, 2026, covering 15 completed games. All advanced metrics (Whiffs, CSW%, tjStuff+) are sourced from the TJStats pitch database. Starting Pitchers Pitcher Team Opp IP H ER K BB Pitches Whiffs SwStr% CSW% tjStuff+ GS Dec Cade Cavalli WSH BOS 7.0 1 0 13 0 100 25 25.0% […] The post MLB Daily Recap – June 30, 2026 appeared first on TJStats .
It’s hard to think about the Major League Baseball trade deadline and not think about Minnesota Twins first baseman Josh Bell. After three straight years of getting traded at the deadline, Bell saw a season out with the Washington Nationals in 2025. However, this year, it’s trending toward another summer changing uniforms for the switch […] The post MLB’s Most-Traded Bat Is Trending Toward Another New Home appeared first on Just Baseball .
Museum Launches America 250 Fundraising Campaign kkundahl Tue, 2026-06-30 09:55 Museum Board Member Ken Kendrick pledges $250,000 to match each gift. Wednesday, July 1, 2026 - 12:00pm (COOPERSTOWN, NY) – As America celebrates 250 years of history, baseball fans across the country and around the world can invest in the future of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. In honor of our nation’s 250th birthday, Arizona Diamondbacks Managing General Partn...
8:55am: There are three opt-out dates in Morel’s contract, reports ESPN’s Jorge Castillo. The first of those three will come on July 15. 8:26am: The Mets have agreed to a minor league deal with infielder Christopher Morel, reports Will Sammon of The Athletic. The ISE client, who was released by the Marlins a few days […]
Seattle Mariners first baseman Josh Naylor has become a fan favorite since he landed with the club ahead of the […]
Maybe one day EJ Emery and Alberts Smits will patrol the blue line together for the New York Rangers. A […]
The 2026 MLB All-Star Game is Tuesday, July 14th. Certain players have been elected as starters for the upcoming Mid-Summer Classic, and a handful of players are finalists to represent their respective leagues. However, there will be players who fall…
It’s probably indicative of how badly the San Diego Padres missed infielder Jake Cronenworth that after being on the seven-day concussion list since May 5, Cronenworth got three rehab games before the team activated him before their first contest against the Cubs in Chicago. When he was placed on the injured list, Cronenworth had already […]
The last time we saw Cincinnati Reds closer Emilio Pagán was on May 4th, and it wasn’t at all pretty. For the second straight appearance, he’d yielded 2 ER while on the mound, but that day things took a turn for the terrible when he seriously injured his hamstring and went down in a heap […]
Good morning, Red Sox nation. Last night, Willson Contreras was ejected seemingly for tapping his helmet. I’m sure the Over The Monster readership base is full of respectful men and women, but last night showed me that umpires answer to no one, and you can get ejected for any reason. So, have you ever been […]
Jase Bowen was the hero of the game for the San Diego Padres in their series opening game against the Chicago Cubs at Wrigley Field on Monday night – until he wasn’t. Bowen made a catch in shallow left field on a fly ball by Michael Busch with no outs and the bases loaded. After […]
Welcome back to A Pod of Their Own, an all-women led Home Run Applesauce podcast where we talk all things Mets, social justice issues in baseball, and normalize female voices in the sports podcasting space. This week, a lot happened in Metsland. They traded David Peterson and departed ways with manager Carlos Mendoza, who was […]