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Hello, friends. It is always more fun when the Orioles win rather than lose. That’s certainly true yesterday, when that would have been a painful way to lose and get swept. Instead, the O’s pulled off a comeback win to avoid the sweep. Check out John Beers’s recap of the game for more of the […]
A former Twin from the Jorge Polanco trade signed a minor-league deal with the Royals after a brief stint with the Blue Jays.
Major League Baseball is at the halfway point in its season, and the Pittsburgh Pirates offense has been one of the best in baseball in the first half of the year. It’s nothing short of amazing how the Pirates were able to turn around their offensive woes from just a season ago. In 2025 Pittsburgh […]
Back in November of 2025, I broke down the Fangraphs (FG) current rankings of the Cardinals farm system. It has been almost 8 months since and we are about to enter a time when systems are re-shuffled a fair bit. The draft will occur in a couple of weeks, adding new players to the pipeline. […]
The New York Rangers have had an eventful offseason. They notably brought in an array of new players, like Pavel Dorofeyev, Marcus Pettersson, Oliver Bjorkstrand, Sean Durzi, Joe Veleno, and Joonas Korpisalo. They also traded Vincent Trocheck to the Utah Mammoth, who had been the subject of trade rumors for months before the move.Overall, the […] The post NY Rangers Trade Pitch Reunites With Former 37-Goal Sniper appeared first on HEAVY .
Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about failed former Dodgers owner Frank McCourt’s subsequent sports ownership endeavors, a claim about Jacob Misiorowski’s pitching improvement, Jackson Chourio (batting lefty) as “a baseball player,” the recent struggles of Paul Skenes and Steven Kwan, Justin Verlander’s retirement, Zack Wheeler’s continued dominance, Andrew McCutchen’s return to the minors, the […]
Pitcher's duels are rare in a place like Cincinnati. The post Box Score Banter: The Elusive Great American Duel appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
Looking at All-Stars who perhaps shouldn't have been. The post A Brief History of Guys Who Shouldn’t Be Here appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
The Guardians' loss is...well, everyone is losing. But someone has to go to October anyway. The post The Center of a Bad American League Is Still the Central appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
Plus a Luis Cova breakout game, and the best of the rest from across the minors. The post MLU: With a Wave of the Wande appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
Assessing Reid Detmers' trade value, if he's allowed to have one. The post Reid-ing Between the Lines appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
A look into exactly what, beyond greatness, Justin Verlander represents. The post The Chase is Over appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
The St. Louis Cardinals have been linked to Jared Grindlinger, AJ Garcia, Ryder Helfrick, Sawyer Strosnider, and Liam Peterson with the 13th overall pick in the 2026 MLB Draft.
Siguiendo la vereda entre "suertudo" y "bueno". The post Davis Martin y la lucha por un cambio positivo appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .
Well, you have to start somewhere. A split with the Rays in St. Petersburg won’t turn the Yankees’ season around on its own, but it’s a step in the right direction after three weeks of putrid baseball. Yesterday, New York’s offense finally showed up, putting in a cathartic 12-run effort against Tampa Bay, led by […]
The Atlanta Braves announced a roster move that reinstated OF Eli White from the paternity list and designated fellow outfielder José Azócar for assignment. The move came ahead of Thursday’s series finale in Pittsburgh. White returns to the active roster after missing the last series while on paternity leave. During his absence, Azócar filled the […]
This installment collects key transactions involving minor league players over the past two weeks. The post Minor League Transactions: June 21–July 8, 2026 appeared first on College Baseball, MLB Draft, Prospects - Baseball America .
Mizzou MBB sent out a good luck message to the five Tigers signed up for Summer League rosters. If you saw the reports of Shawn Phillips, Jr. signing a summer league deal with the New Orleans Pelicans, you aren’t crazy. Phillips was reported to have signed and was even tagged in an instagram post. It’s […]
Indianapolis Indians 6, Toledo Mud Hens 5 (box) These two teams continue to go back and forth as the Indians fought off a late rally from the Hens and walked this one off. Ty Madden got the start in this one, and it was another rough one. Madden has struggled after a nice stint up […]
Baseball’s annual amateur draft has been moved to Saturday. Let’s look at some frequently asked questions about it. When is the draft and where can I see it? For many years, the draft was held in early June, and in 2021, it was moved to coincide with the All-Star Game. The first round was held […]
Question: This team is such an embarrassment and full of draft-pick busts. Do you see anything in Jackson Holliday that makes you believe he won’t be next on the list? From: Eric from Denver Answer: Eric, I got a similar question from John Kazlo. Please remember that Jackson Holliday is still one of the younger […]
ESPN | Associated Press: Speaking to reporters yesterday, Yankees general manager Brian Cashman informed the press that Aaron Judge, out since June 5th with a stress fracture in his rib cage, will undergo more imaging during the All-Star Break. Unfortunately, while the imaging will give the team a better idea on when Judge can start […]
#CardCorner: 1992 Donruss Kenny Lofton kkundahl Fri, 2026-07-10 04:22 A star on the basketball court at the University of Arizona, Kenny Lofton went from Astros prospect to Cleveland star after a trade that helped his new team become an American League powerhouse. Craig Muder When Kenny Lofton stepped to the plate at Cleveland Stadium for the first time in 1992, the 65,813 fans in attendance for the Indians’ home opener were greeted with his 1991 minor league stats on the ...
Man Utd have reportedly taken their first step towards signing a Forest star, but they will face competition from at least one Prem rival
Charlotte Knights 9, Nashville Sounds 2Old friend Jonathan Cannon took the hill for the Knights and promptly served up a run in the first on a couple of doubles. But Charlotte (48-42) came out swinging in the bottom half, hanging a six-spot on the board with three bombs: Nate Jones with a three-run shot, Andy […]