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Orioles news: First half self-assessment, All-Star voting shutout

Hello, friends. The grind resumes. The Orioles are back at it tonight. Anything could happen. That’s the frustrating thing about these guys. They are really, genuinely capable of playing some good baseball. They have won quite a few games that could be real, signature wins, if only they had won a few more non-signature wins […]

Chicago Cubs history unpacked — June 26

Free of charge for the discerning reader. Happy birthday to Rodney Myers, and a mighty host of others. Today in baseball history, in 1960 – At Forbes Field, Cubs rookie Ron Santo, making his major league debut, leads Chicago to a sweep of the first-place Pirates. Santo is 3 for 7 and drives in five runs as the Cubs win, […]

Bernie’s Dugout Open Thread: 6/26-7/2

Greetings, Brew Crew Ball community. The Brewers dropped their first two games in Atlanta over the weekend, but they bounced back nicely to win the series finale before sweeping the Reds in Cincinnati to extend their division lead. After a well-deserved off day yesterday, they’re now set to begin an 18-game gauntlet over the next […]

The Cardinals receiver that nobody is talking about

The Arizona Cardinals will begin training camp this year one week earlier than other clubs this year due to the fact that they are playing in the annual Hall of Fame Game. There will be several battles that every Cardinals fan will be looking at every week. RELATED: TRAINING CAMP SCHEDULE To start with, the […]

Mets Daily Prospect Report, 6/26/26: Nothing all that exciting

Triple-A: Syracuse Mets (38-37/2-1) LEHIGH VALLEY 7, SYRACUSE 3 (BOX) Just nothing very interesting or exciting to talk about here. Ryan Clifford still isn’t really hitting. Ryan Lambert is still struggling. Oh well. Double-A: Binghamton Rumble Ponies (27-42/1-2) BINGHAMTON 10, ERIE 7 (BOX) Big offensive day for the Rumble Ponies. Homers for Jose Ramos and Nick Lorusso carried the […]

A challenge for the St. Louis Cardinals – Fitting in Joshua Baez

The Cardinals are in the midst of a fascinating rebuild. Unlike most rebuilds, this one does not involve tanking. Quite the opposite, the 2026 Cardinals find themselves in the #1 wild card slot at the time of writing. Some of you might rightfully argue that the rebuild really began at the trading deadline late in […]

Rangers sign veteran catcher to minor league contract

The Texas Rangers agreed on Tuesday to a minor league contract with veteran catcher Austin Wynns, per MLB.com’s transactions tracker, bolstering their depth behind the plate as they deal with injuries at the major league level. The 35-year-old joins his fourth organization of the 2026 season and his third club in the American League West. […] The post Rangers sign veteran catcher to minor league contract appeared first on ClutchPoints .

El triste estado de la base robada

Tras ver cómo los corredores hacían lo que querían durante un par de años, las defensas están recuperando el control. The post El triste estado de la base robada appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .

Commute: Early 2027 NBA draft mocks are mixed on Jason Crowe Jr

Mizzou’s 5-star freshman is a bit of a polarizing prospect for the early draftniks. Crowe’s best outlook so far comes from SI.com’s Kevin Sweeney where he ranked Crowe the 7th best prospect for next year. ESPN’s Jeremy Woo has Crowe 8th. After that things get dicey. Sam Vecenie from the Athletic, still had a mostly […]

Today on Pinstripe Alley – 6/26/26

The Yankees dropped their series opener against the Red Sox in a rather sloppy effort, with several errors culminating in Cam Schlittler allowing a four-run fifth inning capitalized by a big two-run home run off the bat of former Yankee prospect Caleb Durbin. That blew what was a 2-0 New York lead up until that […]