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New York Yankees vs. Houston Astros: Series Preview

After a rivalry showdown in Fenway Park, the Yankees keep with the theme and head to another rival’s outpost in Houston. The Astros have had what can safely be described as a bad start to the 2026 season, despite a valiant effort from a Bondsian Yordan Alvarez. The Yankees will look to take advantage of […]

Dodgers notes: Tyler Glasnow, Kyle Tucker, Craig Counsell

On Wednesday night, the Dodgers suffered their first shutout loss of the year by falling 3-0 to the San Francisco Giants. On Thursday, the Dodgers returned the favor and shut the Giants out by the exact same final score. Only Luis Arraez could break through Tyler Glasnow on Thursday, as the right-hander dominated through eight […]

Kansas City Royals news: Fangraphs publishes top prospect list

At Fangraphs, Brendan Gawlowski makes his “Kansas City Royals Top 36 Prospects” list: 6. Luinder Avila Avila has been in Kansas City’s system for eight years, but it wasn’t until a velo breakout a couple of seasons back that he really popped onto the radar. He has a live arm and has sat 95-97 while […]

So far, Mickey really is fine and Hunter really is good for Rockies

The Rockies’ top offensive performers last season — Mickey Moniak and Hunter Goodman — were not only bright spots in a 119-loss season, but also had the best seasons of their young careers. With breakout seasons in the rearview mirror, one of the big questions heading into this season was whether or not they could […]

MLB Franchise Values: More money, same old disparity

Though by no means a pleasant or enjoyable topic, an undercurrent of the 2026 MLB campaign will be the upcoming labor negotiations upon season’s-end—especially as they apply to economic affairs. As someone who has always been fascinated by baseball’s competitive balance, it is a subject I may return to a time or two this summer […]

Friday BP: Oracle Park promotions this weekend

Good morning, baseball fans! The San Francisco Giants welcome the Miami Marlins to town today for a three-game series. So let’s take a look at what Oracle Park has on deck for fans attending the games this weekend. First up, we’re calling CalBear to the front on this one because tonight is Cal Night. Fans […]

Orioles minor league recap 4/24: Ike Irish gets pinch-hit walk-off for Keys

Triple-A: Memphis Red Birds (STL) 5, Norfolk Tides 2 Levi Wells pitched four innings of one-run baseball. He gave up just three hits but also walked three in the short outing. The lone run came in the third inning on back-to-back doubles from the Red Birds, the second from former Orioles farmhand César Prieto. Wells […]

The Daily Mauling: 4/24/26

Kansas Jayhawks News 247 gives you a breakdown of where KU’s outgoing basketball transfers are headed The 16th ranked Jayhawks baseball team set an attendance record in a recent series sweep KU’s dual sport football/basketball player is leaving to focus on hoops Links! A US soldier is accused of making $400k by betting on Maduro’s […]

Chicago Cubs history unpacked, April 24

Free of charge for the discerning reader. Happy birthday to Welington Castillo* and a mighty host of others, plus more baseball stories, like “NEWS ALERT”: The HOF and BBWAA have always been stupid entities, and world stories, such as Sir Paul is still kicking. Today in baseball history: Cubs Birthdays: Willi Castro, Steven Souza Jr., […]

Yankees prospects: Domínguez walks it off, Cole continues rehab

Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: W, 6-5 (11) vs. Rochester Red Wings 2B Max Schuemannm 1-4, 2 BB, KCF Spencer Jones 0-5, RBI, BB, KLF Jasson Domínguez 1-5, 2 RBI, BB, fielding error — only one single, but it won the game in the 11thRF Yanquiel Fernández 2-4, BB, K1B Oswaldo Cabrera 0-4, RBI, BB, 2 KSS Paul […]

Orioles news: Kremer the latest injured Oriole

Good morning, Camden Chatters. Even an off day didn’t give the Orioles a break from the relentless injury news. Dean Kremer is the latest injured Oriole, just two starts into his major league season, as the club placed him on the 15-day injured list yesterday with a right quad strain. The O’s called up Brandon […]

Bernie’s Dugout Open Thread: 4/24-4/30

Greetings, Brew Crew Ball community. The Brewers bounced back nicely on their road trip against the Marlins and Tigers, and they’re now back in Milwaukee to host Paul Skenes and the Pirates this weekend. In some scary news, team No. 2 prospect and MLB No. 21 prospect Luis Peña reportedly collapsed in the dugout late […]

Game 27 Preview: Tigers head to Cincinnati for 3-game series vs Reds

The Detroit Tigers continue the interleague portion of their early schedule this weekend with a trip to Ohio for a three-game series with the Cincinnati Reds starting on Friday night. The Motor City Kitties are coming off a series win over the Milwaukee Brewers at home. After getting spanked in the opener, 12-4, they bounced […]

Today on Pinstripe Alley – 4/24/26

Is there anything better than a sweep in Boston? The Yankees kept the good times rolling yesterday, rallying late to support Cam Schlittler, who tossed eight stellar innings for his oart. Up next are the Astros, another struggling rival off to a very poor start. The Yankees would do well to shove more dirt on […]

Yankees news: Cam Schlittler’s apprenticeship under Gerrit Cole

The Athletic | Chris Kirschner: Cam Schlittler has been one of the biggest surprises in recent Yankee history, coming onto the major-league stage in the most impressive way in less than a year. Part of his repertoire of success has been a shiny new cutter he unveiled in his final regular-season start, a cutter taught […]

The Tilehurst End Podcast: Rob Couhig Returns

Reading FC chairman Rob Couhig joins the podcast to give an end-of-season update on the team. Ben and Ross quiz Rob on the recent results, his first season as Royals owner and, of course, on how his dogs are getting on. Rob discusses club infrastructure challenges and hopes for summer recruitment, while also being open […]