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Good Morning San Diego: Padres lose shootout with Rangers

Gavin Sheets and Ty France did everything they could to help the San Diego Padres get a series opening win against the Texas Rangers in Arlington. Sheets drove in the first run of the game with an RBI-single in the top of the first inning and France launched an opposite field grand slam home run […]

Blue Jays Connected to Surprising Trade Deadline Plan

The Toronto Blue Jays made it all the way to the World Series last season, but this season, Toronto has struggled.With the Blue Jays being only one game back of a Wild Card, despite being two games under .500, Toronto is linked to making a surprising move at the deadline. The Blue Jays have a […] The post Blue Jays Connected to Surprising Trade Deadline Plan appeared first on HEAVY .

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts provides disappointing update on Will Smith’s injury recovery

The Los Angeles Dodgers received a frustrating update on Will Smith after Friday’s dramatic win over the Baltimore Orioles. Dave Roberts made it clear the catcher’s recovery from a lingering neck issue is not pointing toward an immediate return. Smith remains sidelined, and Roberts said the process will take longer than the Dodgers hoped. This […] The post Dodgers manager Dave Roberts provides disappointing update on Will Smith’s injury recovery appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Red Sox Minor Lines: Brayan Bello hit around in Worcester

Worcester: L, 3-9 (BOX SCORE) Brayan Bello allowed seven hits, three runs, walked two, struck out five, and let his pitch count get up to 88 (with just 49 strikes) without getting out of the fifth inning. The line by itself was fine for most pitchers. It wasn’t fine, though, for a guy already on […]

The Opener: Schlittler, Athletics, Sale, Harrison

Baseball’s two-way superstar is now going to be a two-time father, as Shohei Ohtani and his wife Mamiko are expecting their second child.  Ohtani missed yesterday’s game (a 6-5 Dodgers win over the Orioles) due to the impending birth but won’t be placed on the paternity list, as manager Dave Roberts said Ohtani could be […]

Was this the best trade in years?

Utility player Mauricio Dubon was acquired by the Atlanta Braves over the offseason for shortstop Nick Allen. The Braves were looking to have a more flexible player and some offense. The Astros saved a little money and got a great defender. The returns have been pretty one-sided toward the Braves, however. Mauricio has put together […]

Three keys to UNC’s MCWS Championship Series matchup against Oklahoma

For the first time since 2007, the North Carolina Tar Heels are back in the Men’s College World Series Championship Series. Waiting for them on the other side is Oklahoma, who went on a tear through the NCAA Tournament, knocking out teams that many people couldn’t have expected them to eliminate. The Sooners are trying […]

St. Louis Cardinals Andre Pallante’s New Look Is Working

I really don’t know what to think about Andre Pallante. After a bad 2025 season, I was pretty ambivalent about him. Sure he showed some promise in 2024, but even when he is pitching well, he doesn’t get a ton of strikeouts or do anything overly flashy. Yet here we are approaching the midpoint of […]

Is there any consideration at an Alec Bohm extension?

The answer to this question is probably a lot different than it was a month ago. A month ago, Bohm was the worst hitter in the game. Forget the National League, he was the worst hitter in the entirety of MLB. Since his two day off sojourn, he’s come back as one of the more […]

Helsley blows it as Dodgers walk off Orioles in series opener

The Orioles were on their way to what might have been a feel-good win in their series opener against the two-time defending champion Los Angeles Dodgers. They carried a two-run lead into the bottom of the ninth on Friday night. Even against these guys, that should have been enough. Closer Ryan Helsley, fresh off the […]

Can Braden Montgomery Be the Answer the White Sox Have Been Searching for in Right Field?

Nearly two years after a fractured ankle ended his college season, Braden Montgomery completed his long road back with a swing that sent the ball into the White Sox bullpen. During spring training, Montgomery was asked whether he was knocking on the door to the major leagues or preparing to knock it down. “I’ve taken […] The post Can Braden Montgomery Be the Answer the White Sox Have Been Searching for in Right Field? appeared first on Just Baseball .

RailRiders’ series in Columbus is return to Yankees’ Triple-A roots

It has been “Old Home Week” for the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders during their current series in Columbus against the Clippers. For 28 years, from 1979 to 2006, the New York Yankees had their Triple-A affiliate in Columbus and enjoyed a highly successful run. Previous notable Triple-A homes had included Syracuse, Richmond, Denver, and Newark, but if […]

Red Sox Aroldis Chapman Could Be Only Elite Reliever at MLB Trade Deadline

All signs are pointing toward the Boston Red Sox being one of the top sellers at the MLB trade deadline.With several organizations looking to bolster their pitching staff, the Red Sox could be a hot commodity.Red Sox Aroldis Chapman Is Considered the Only Elite Reliever AvailableAs emphasized by Thomas Harrigan of MLB.com, the 2025 trade […] The post Red Sox Aroldis Chapman Could Be Only Elite Reliever at MLB Trade Deadline appeared first on HEAVY .