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Chicago Cubs vs Cincinnati Reds – Series Preview (August 28-30): Overview, Game and Broadcast Info, Starting Pitchers, W2W4

The Cubs (76-58) had a disappointing road trip to the West Coast, where they lost series to both the Mariners and Diamondbacks. The 2-4 stretch featured three painful walk-off defeats, two of which came on home runs against closer Jacob Webb. Craig Counsell‘s squad hopes a return home to Wrigley will get things going again … The post Chicago Cubs vs Cincinnati Reds – Series Preview (August 28-30): Overview, Game and Broadcast Info, Starting Pitchers, W2W4 appeared first on .

13 Short Blogs About The Cincinnati Reds

The origin story of the Reds goes like this: In 1869, just after local boy and war hero Ulysses S. Grant was inaugurated as president, the Cincinnati Red Stockings became the very first entirely professional baseball team. They were later a charter member of the National League, essentially creating baseball as we know it today. That tradition was respected for decades; in fact, for many years, there was a tradition that baseball’s Opening Day would feature only one game, and it would be hoste...

What’s your favorite Chris Sale memory?

Was it last night? Him receiving his sword? Maybe some specific start from earlier this year… or 2024? Maybe, in retrospect, it’s just learning that he was acquired for Vaughn Grissom, with the Red Sox paying him to pitch in Atlanta that year. Floor is yours, I’m gonna go back to watching last night’s performance.

Pre-Fall SEC Roster Check: Missouri

There are three primary areas of roster construction. Retaining last season's players, acquiring players through the portal, and recruiting players from prep and junior college ranks. Let’s dive into the Missouri Tigers.

Who is your favorite locally born baseball player?

The Phillies will start a three-game series out in Anaheim tonight against the Angels. Of course, whenever these two teams play each other, the topic of Millville’s own Mike Trout is naturally discussed at length. Trout has obviously never played for the Phillies, but he’s been someone that fans have clamored for practically his entire […]

Do the Orioles have enough left in the tank to make a run?

Labor Day steals fast upon us, and in baseball language, this means we’re closing in on the point in the season when a team’s record and standings are a truer indicator of underlying value than vague talk about “parts” and “clubhouse vibes” and “potential.” It’s been a difficult year for the Orioles by most measures—a […]

Friday morning Rangers things

Good morning, LSB. The Rangers were off yesterday. Evan Grant writes about a huge series against the best team in baseball and why it could have a lasting impact even beyond 2026. MLB dot come assesses the situation in the AL Wild Card race. Jack Leiter came out of the bullpen in his third rehab […]

Tarik Skubal returns to Detroit with emotions still mixed

The Los Angeles Dodgers are in town for a weekend set with the Tigers, and the story will certainly revolve around Tarik Skubal’s return to Detroit. Rarely in franchise history has the organization had such a talented pitcher and it was a pleasure to watch the two-time Cy Young award winner’s career unfold. While Casey […]

Oregon Ducks Football News

Soccer crushes Oregon State 6-0 Oregon, Big Ten Network and DAZN Expand Access for Fans in Japan Brooks Austin lists Dante as No. 1 QB in the B1G Gabriel lights it up in the preseason Highlight of the Day: 8 Days until Kickoff

Fernando Tatis Jr. Keeps Proving the Doubters Wrong

It’s well known that Fernando Tatis Jr. is on one of the more impressive stretches of his career. Since the break, he’s slashing .314/.401/.650 with 12 home runs and 32 RBI for the San Diego Padres. His season OPS has climbed back to .806, and this is all the more impressive when you understand how […] The post Fernando Tatis Jr. Keeps Proving the Doubters Wrong appeared first on Just Baseball .

Son Ranto Show: The Bullpenis Terrible Blues

The Bullpen blows a couple games on a disappointing west coast road trip, and Billy Devore of the New Nasty Boys Reds podcast previews this weekends series at Wrigley. Brought to you by ⁠Penguin Imprints⁠, ⁠⁠Fanarchy⁠⁠ and our ⁠⁠Patreon⁠⁠ supporters. Subscribe free at any of these fine podcasting establishments: Apple Podcasts, Spotify. Watch us record live … The post Son Ranto Show: The Bullpenis Terrible Blues appeared first on .

Minor league update for 8/27/26

Hickory was rained out. Andrew Susac went 0.2 IP for Hub City, walking three and allowing four runs. Paxton Kling was 2 for 3 with two walks and two stolen bases. Gleider Figuereo had a hit. Maxton Martin had a hit. Eduardo Mejia had a hit and a walk. Chandler Pollard had a hit. Hub […]

Braves News: Chris Sale throws shutout, Robert Suarez update, and more

It was a night to remember for Chris Sale and the Atlanta Braves, who completed the sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers after Thursday’s 1-0 win. Sale was dominant, throwing his first shutout since 2019. He went the distance, throwing a complete game and allowing just five hits. He struck out 11.  Drake Baldwin accounted […]

Tarik Skubal on facing Tigers for the first time

On August 18, 2020, 23-year-old left-hander Tarik Skubal made his major league debut for a Detroit Tigers team that went on to miss the postseason for a sixth consecutive season. Over the next six years, Skubal helped Detroit reach the postseason over two consecutive seasons, with highlights being his performance in Game 5 of last […]

LSU News, August 28: College football is finally here!

Welcome to Tiger Tales, a daily roundup of LSU and college sports news! College Football Week 0 Watch Guide Welcome back, college football! Calling My Shot: Five bold predictions for LSU football leading into Year 1 under Lane Kiffin Which will become true? LSU Gymnastics Places 17 Tigers on 2026 WCGA Scholastic All-America Team Congratulations […]

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Mets Morning News: Brewers blow out Mets again

Meet the Mets Sean Manaea had a rough night as the Mets were blown out by the Brewers for the second time in as many nights. Choose your recap: Amazin’ Avenue, New York Post Before the game, the Mets did a little more churning, calling up Xzavion Curry and optioning Chayce McDermott. If Juan Soto […]

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