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When records are being broken, all eyes are on those who break them. But it’s important to remember that in those moments, there are others around witnessing history that have stories to tell. Teammates of Aaron Judge will remember the 2022 season in which he broke Roger Maris’ franchise and AL home run record. No […]
Meet the Mets The Mets rallied for five runs with two outs in the eighth inning to win 6-2 against the Royals. Brett Baty delivered the big hit with the bases loaded to drive in two to extend the Mets’ lead. Unlike in the previous game, the team managed to hold on to the lead […]
Fangraphs has a number of interesting and informative stats that we rely on in the industry for our commentary. One of those is an ongoing calculation of playoff odds. Playoffs odds are much like the stock market. We can forecast stocks in general with given information but those calculations will always change given the facts […]
Welcome, RotoBallers, to another edition of our Sneaky Starting Pitcher Waiver Wire Column for Week 15 of the fantasy baseball season. The All-Star break is just a few days away, but that does not mean we fantasy managers take any breaks. Starting pitchers continue to emerge and could provide high-end value over the stretch run. […]
The 2026 MLB draft kicks off this weekend. To get you ready, here are 30 key things to know before Rob Manfred steps up to the podium. The post 2026 MLB Draft: 30 Things To Know appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .
Thin board of options even with most teams playing, be careful out there today! Source
On a team with, when healthy, an entire rotation of All-Star worthy pitchers, one name might not have come to mind at the beginning of the season – Justin Wrobleski. Shohei Ohtani and Yoshinobu Yamamoto were both selected this season. Tyler Glasnow and Blake Snell have been selected in years previously. Wrobleski, while making an […]
I’m out for much of the day, so figured I’d put up an open thread. As always discuss what ever you’d like, Jays related or not. The songs of Mac Davis? Sure. Songs of Roger Miller? Fine. World Cup? Fine. Movies you want to see or have seen. Fine. Best thing you’ve walked on Netflix […]
A critique of Chaim Bloom from his days with the Boston Red Sox was that he was too careful with pitching prospects. That concern is starting to become evident with the St. Louis Cardinals.
With our final BA 500 board finalized, we know how this year's top draft prospects rank. But how might they rank as Top 100 Prospects? The post Where Will Top 2026 MLB Draft Picks Rank As Top 100 Prospects? appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .
An apology was issued nearly 10 days ago. That was one incident. The benches clearing on Monday night against the Colorado Rockies after a heated moment was another instance. But you may be wondering who was at the center of it all. Well, it was Dalton Rushing. And now he’s addressing everything that has happened. […] The post Controversial Dodgers Star Breaks Silence on Questionable Acts After Taking Wild Dig at MLB’s Partner appeared first on EssentiallySports .
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From contenders to also-rans, several skippers have a half-season left to try and save their jobs.
Today’s Reflections Plenty has been written below about Matthew Boyd’s stellar performance Tuesday night. Not much was made about the team effort from the offense in the 5-2 game. Not a lot of glitz, but it needs to be mentioned. Alex Bregman, PCA, Dansby Swanson and Miguel Amaya each had two hits in the game. […]
It didn’t quite come with the new prospect smell of Boston Smith winning the White Sox’s minor league Player of the Month for June, but enough had changed under the hood with Pitcher of the Month Jairo Iriarte that his Zoom call served partially as a reintroduction to Chicago media members. Iriarte talked about his… The post White Sox Minor Keys: July 8, 2026 appeared first on Sox Machine .
Jimmy Crooks has terrible timing. In more ways than one. In most organizations, he would be in a pretty great spot right now. Sure, he’s struggled pretty mightily in his second try at the major leagues. But he’s a catcher and considered a good defender at that. Teams will wait multiple years for your bat […]
Good morning, baseball fans! The San Francisco Giants welcome the Colorado Rockies to Oracle Park tonight to begin a four-game series. Because that’s what everyone wanted after a weekend series at Coors Field last week. Four more games! I am, of course, kidding. Literally no one wants this, probably not even the players on either […]
The first thing people learn about Willi Castro the baseball player is usually that he can play practically anywhere on the field. When asked back in April how many different gloves he has Castro said, “I have plenty with me. I think I probably have, like, 10 of them right now, and I’ve got way […]
Triple-A: Syracuse Mets 9, Norfolk Tides 3 – Game 1/F7 Cade Povich got roughed up in Norfolk’s first game of the day. He struggled with control, walking four across 3.1 innings, which (in part) led to the seven runs he allowed on six hits and two strikeouts. Cameron Weston came on to record the final […]
Yesterday, Royals 1st baseman/outfielder Jac Caglianone announced he will partake in the Home Run Derby next week. One of the best young sluggers in the game is taking his powerful left-handed swing to Citizen Bank Park next week. Jac Caglianone on Wednesday announced his decision to participate in Monday’s T-Mobile Home Run Derby in Philadelphia, […]
Pacers sign Larry Nance! Colts hardest to replace players are…! Fever allow 106 in loss! Cubs win!
With the 2026 MLB draft set to begin, Carlos Collazo looks back on some of this year's fastest risers expected to go in the top five rounds. The post MLB Draft Prospects: Biggest Risers In The 2026 Cycle appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .
In dynasty fantasy football startups, reliable running backs are scarce, and committees make dependable options difficult to secure. Elite rookies like Cardinals running back Jeremiyah Love offer early volume, but managers often overpay for youth or wait multiple seasons for ... read more »
Cardinals History By The Numbers In 2025 the Louisville Defense didn’t just carry the water, they carried the entire tanker. Defensively the Cards stood out in multiple categories, making a mark not only in conference play but also on the national stage. Their 59% allowed completion percentage was tied for first in the ACC, as […]
Each week during the fantasy baseball season, I take a look at the relief pitcher landscape to aid in waiver wire and trade decisions. There have been a lot of injuries over the past week, shaking up the top 40. Fantasy Baseball ... read more »