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Entering the 2026 season, it would have been hard to imagine the New York Mets having a fire sale by the time the August 3rd trade deadline came around. As the deadline looms mere days away, the Mets are open for business for anyone not named Christian Scott, Carson Benge, A.J. Ewing, and Juan Soto. […] The post D-Backs Should Call the Mets For a Rental Supreme Trade appeared first on Just Baseball .
The Milwaukee Brewers are making moves to improve their roster, as the Major League Baseball trade deadline fast approaches. Milwaukee is trading with the Cleveland Guardians for catcher Bo Naylor, per New York Post reporter Jon Heyman. Relief pitcher Craig Yoho is going to Cleveland as part of the deal, which also involves other players. […] The post Brewers acquire Bo Naylor in trade with Guardians appeared first on ClutchPoints .
The Milwaukee Brewers and Cleveland Guardians have swung a four-player trade. Depth pieces Bo Naylor and Codi Heuer go to Milwaukee, while Cleveland receives reliever Craig Yoho and Blake Perkins, the latter of whom will be sent to Triple-A. Source: The Guardians are trading Bo Naylor and Codi Heuer to the Brewers for Craig Yoho and Blake Perkins — Zack Meisel (@ZackMeisel) August 1, 2026 Yoho, in just 20 innings for Milwaukee, has posted an impressive 3.15 ERA and 0.85 WHIP. The Guardians nee...
The Brewers and Guardians have lined up on a two-for-two swap that will see outfielder Blake Perkins and right-hander Craig Yoho sent to Cleveland. Milwaukee receives catcher Bo Naylor and right-hander Codi Heuer in return. Jon Heyman of the New York Post was the first to report the trade and the involvement of Naylor, Heuer, […]
Yeah, ummm…, the Giants didn’t win this one. If you watched the whole game, I’m sorry, but the writing was on the wall pretty much from the National Anthem. The Padres are the hot team. They’ve got something to play for in terms of the postseason. The Giants are a loosely affiliated gaggle of guys. […]
Triple-A: Worcester Red Sox 9, Norfolk Tides 6 — 10 inn. This game headed to extra innings tied at three and ended in a 9-6 final. It was a rough night at the office for Tides reliever Cameron Weston, who coughed up six runs in the top of the 10th, which featured five consecutive RBI […]
Meet the Mets After winning on Thursday night, the Mets fell to the Marlins 5-2 yesterday as the series evened up. The Marlins scored four of their five runs in the fifth inning after both teams were held scoreless for the first four innings, and the only runs the Mets managed came via an A.J. […]
It was the bounce back performance the Friar Faithful wanted to see from the San Diego Padres. After scoring just one run in the opening game of the series against the San Francisco Giants, the Padres erupted for seven runs on 12 hits and beat the Giants 7-0 at Petco Park on Friday night. As […]
The Milwaukee Brewers should make one aggressive deadline move by reacquiring right-hander Freddy Peralta and adding right-hander Luke Weaver from the New York Mets before Monday’s 6 p.m. ET deadline. The following proposal would send third baseman Andrew Fischer and right-handers Ethan Dorchies and Josh Knoth to New York. Milwaukee would also assume every remaining […] The post 1 last-minute trade Brewers must make before deadline appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Welcome to SB Nation Reacts, a survey of fans across MLB. Throughout the year we ask questions of the most plugged-in Orioles fans and fans across the country. Sign up here to participate in the weekly emailed surveys. As the Orioles have spent chunks of this season flailing about and getting nowhere good while looking bad doing […]
The Detroit Tigers opened up their West Coast road trip on Friday night with a 13-1 blowout victory over the Athletics in Sacramento. Max Clark shined in his major league debut and the bullpen successfully shut down the opponents. On Saturday night, the Motor City Kitties can clinch the weekend series behind left-hander Framber Valdez, […]
Someone call Homer or Christopher Nolan, because I have been on one hell of an Odyssey! OK, with that bit of topical humor out of the way, allow me to re-re-reintroduce myself. My name is Leonard Gore, Lenny to my friends and colleagues here at South Side Sox, and @Leonard42 on the Bird App (oh! […]
Hello, RotoBallers! Welcome back to another edition of our 7 Must-Adds ahead of Week 19 of the fantasy baseball season. Prospect promotions will be the highlight in this edition as two high-end names earned the call to the big leagues. This week, we will spotlight seven players who are available in more than 75% of all […]
The closer carousel was quite busy this past week as the Arizona Diamondbacks demoted veteran Paul Sewald from the role, and several shakeups occurred in Kansas City and Pittsburgh as the "primary" options have begun to struggle. Below, we will look at six high-leverage relief pitchers who have begun to see their fantasy value increase […]
St. Louis Cardinals legend Albert Pujols once did hot yoga by happenstance with current on-field reporter Dani Wexelman. Judging by her timeline, it happened roughly around the 2006 World Series. Coincidence? Or direct relation?
This week, we answer your questions on rental trades, Jordan Hicks, homers hit slower than the pitch was thrown, and odd Hall of Fame cap decisions.
The trade deadline is only a couple of days away, and the Cardinals are bracing for yet another shakeup. Assuming Dustin May, Ryne Stanek, JoJo Romero, and possibly Pedro Pages are dealt, the team is going to look significantly different down the stretch. Best-case scenario, the Cardinals pull a 2024 Tigers move and sell at […]
White Sox farm director Paul Janish is in St. Petersburg to announce the initial affiliate assignments for Roch Cholowsky & Friends, but since the team’s transaction wire listed a whole bunch of draft picks heading to Kannapolis and Cholowsky wasn’t one of them, there’s a leading assumption as to where the No. 1 pick will… The post White Sox Minor Keys: July 31, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .
Am I getting ahead of myself talking about the playoffs on August 1st? Maybe. The Braves likely need to win 90 games to enter the postseason tournament. So they need another 25 wins across the next 52 games to get there. Atlanta has plenty of time to mess this up, but the good people over […]
Last night, Andrew Painter gave the Phillies pretty much all they could ask for. Six innings where his only mistake was a two-run home run by Pete Alonso, Painter looked pretty good in his return to the major leagues. He was able to get some swings and misses on his stuff, not as many as […]
It’s one hundred degrees in the shade. The water in the Gulf is only slightly cooler than a nice hot cup of tea. The Rays are fighting for a pennant. That can only mean one thing – it’s time to rank some prospects! That’s right, our annual ranking of the youngsters in the Tampa Bay Lightning organization is upon us. As always, you, the readers have a say in who the top prospects will be. In fact, you have the only say. Much like last summer, you alone will determine the final rankings. As...
The next 48 hours could be one of the most fascinating stretches of this decade for the Red Sox. While I think the majority of us would like to see them buy, considering they enter Saturday with a 77% chance of making the playoffs, how much they should buy is a whole other story. As […]
The Red Sox earned a 9-4 win over the Dodgers last night, finishing off a dream month that saw the team go 21-4. This .840 win percentage in July was the best in any month in Boston’s 126-year franchise history. Ace Yoshinobu Yamamoto takes the mound for Los Angeles today to try and slow the […]
The Yankees have plenty of decisions to make before the deadline, but a contact hitter might be the one thing […]
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