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NL & AL Rookie of the Year Odds 2026: Who’s MLB’s Next Young Star? (June 24)

There may not be a harder award race to pick in sports than MLB Rookie of the Year Awards. Unlike in the NBA or NFL, where the top draft picks enter the league right away, and the best of the best typically are known from their first game, picking a rookie to win in the […] The post NL & AL Rookie of the Year Odds 2026: Who’s MLB’s Next Young Star? (June 24) appeared first on Just Baseball .

Michael McGreevy Looks Like a Building Block in the Cardinals’ Rotation

Through his first 15 starts, Michael McGreevy has been solid for the St. Louis Cardinals. He sports a 3.35 ERA, ranking him 15th in the National League.  The problem: nearly all the predictive data suggests it shouldn’t be happening.  In 83.1 innings, McGreevy has a 120 ERA+ and consistently gives the Cardinals a chance to […] The post Michael McGreevy Looks Like a Building Block in the Cardinals’ Rotation appeared first on Just Baseball .

Logan Webb Is Still the Perfect Leader on the Giants’ Staff

Going into the 2026 season, there were some real question marks within the San Francisco Giants starting rotation. While Robbie Ray and Landen Roupp had strong 2025 campaigns, it’s been a bit more up and down throughout the first few months. Looking back, they probably should’ve tried to sign some higher-tier options, but their two […] The post Logan Webb Is Still the Perfect Leader on the Giants’ Staff appeared first on Just Baseball .

The D-Backs Need Ketel Marte to Start Carrying His Weight

Regardless of how the Arizona Diamondbacks are doing, one consistent is the production of All-Star second baseman Ketel Marte. A three-time All-Star, Marte is already third among position players in team history with 32.0 fWAR. Barring injury, he’ll likely pass longtime outfielder Luis Gonzalez in total games played for the franchise. However, he’s far from […] The post The D-Backs Need Ketel Marte to Start Carrying His Weight appeared first on Just Baseball .

Bryce Eldridge Has More Than Found His Footing for the Giants

When the Giants drafted Bryce Eldridge 16th overall in the 2023 MLB Draft, they knew they selected a high-risk, high-reward prospect with an offensive ceiling as high as any player in the class. The Giants threw him straight into game action after the ink dried, where he launched five homers in 16 Arizona Complex League […] The post Bryce Eldridge Has More Than Found His Footing for the Giants appeared first on Just Baseball .

The Tigers Relied Too Heavily on False Production From 2025

If you were to ask Detroit Tigers fans about the 2025 season, you will get mixed responses. Some will tell you about how one run in a 15-inning game kept them from reaching the ALCS for a chance to play for the World Series. Others will tell you about their 28-37 post-All-Star break collapse which […] The post The Tigers Relied Too Heavily on False Production From 2025 appeared first on Just Baseball .

Biloxi Shuckers Showcase the Brewers’ Next Wave of Talent

Last week, two of the most intriguing prospects in the Brewers’ farm system were promoted from High-A Wisconsin to Double-A Biloxi: first baseman Andrew Fischer and outfielder Josh Adamczewski. Fischer and Adamczewski join an already-loaded group of prospects for the Biloxi Shuckers, including baseball’s top prospect, Jesus Made, along with several other enticing young talents. […] The post Biloxi Shuckers Showcase the Brewers’ Next Wave of Talent appeared first on Just Baseball .

2026 MLB Draft – Top 100 Prep Prospects

UPDATED: 6/24/2026 The MLB Draft is now just a few weeks away, and we are proud to release our latest update on the 2026 cycle. There’s plenty of movement and shuffling on this edition of the board, which is taken from our Top 250 Prospects list. Grady Emerson holds down the top spot once again, […] The post 2026 MLB Draft – Top 100 Prep Prospects appeared first on Just Baseball .

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2026 MLB Draft – Top 250 Prospects

The collegiate season has come to a close, and with that, it is now prime draft season. The Draft Combine is ongoing at Chase Field, so there’s no better time to release a new board. After months of writing and sourcing, we are thrilled to release this board to the public eye. It’s been a […] The post 2026 MLB Draft – Top 250 Prospects appeared first on Just Baseball .

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2026 MLB Draft – Top 100 College Prospects

UPDATED: 6/24/2026 The MLB Draft is now just a few weeks away, and we are proud to release our latest update on the 2026 cycle. There’s been quite a bit of movement and shuffling throughout the board, though Roch Cholowsky has kept a stronghold on the top spot. That said, Vahn Lackey is now neck-and-neck […] The post 2026 MLB Draft – Top 100 College Prospects appeared first on Just Baseball .

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Oklahoma’s Omaha Opus: Appreciating the Sooners’ National Championship Run

With a 13-2 thumping of North Carolina, Oklahoma won the 2026 Men’s College World Series and capped off one of college baseball’s greatest postseason runs of all time. That may sound like a prisoner-of-the-moment take, but I can assure you it’s not. If you must distill the last 23 days of pure Sooner magic down […] The post Oklahoma’s Omaha Opus: Appreciating the Sooners’ National Championship Run appeared first on Just Baseball .

The Pirates Need Bullpen Help As Soon As Possible

Over the last few years, the main focus surrounding the Pittsburgh Pirates has routinely been their lack of offense — and it’s been for good reason. With the club routinely ranking near the bottom of the sport in every category like clockwork, it’s easy to understand why this was such a big focal point for […] The post The Pirates Need Bullpen Help As Soon As Possible appeared first on Just Baseball .

Why Would the Chicago Cubs Trade Seiya Suzuki?

Every MLB trade deadline, teams generally fall into three categories. You have your buyers, your sellers, and your teams that do nothing. Sometimes, though, there are teams that fall into a fourth category — those are the teams that are both buyers and sellers. These teams usually sit middle of the pack or a little […] The post Why Would the Chicago Cubs Trade Seiya Suzuki? appeared first on Just Baseball .

Should the Reds Trade JJ Bleday?

The Cincinnati Reds snuck into the playoffs in 2025 after leaning heavily on their pitching staff and were quickly eliminated, as their offensive flaws were amplified. Heading into the winter, there was a clear need for offensive help, and addressing the outfield — which had struggled for a number of seasons — was at the […] The post Should the Reds Trade JJ Bleday? appeared first on Just Baseball .

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AUSL Is Promoting Growth in the Stadiums

During pregame warmups, The Ballpark at Rosemont fills with electric country music as fans file in. It’s Wild West night here at the stadium and fans receive a Chicago Bandits-branded bandana as they enter.  Sparkly cowboy hats pepper the crowd as young fans don their own softball uniforms. These young players parade around the warning […] The post AUSL Is Promoting Growth in the Stadiums appeared first on Just Baseball .

The Twins Could Be Buyers at the Trade Deadline

Most of the so-called experts in baseball expect the Minnesota Twins to be sellers once again at the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline. And probably with good reason. They have been in a free fall since 2023, when they reached the American League Division Series. The owners of the Twins, the Pohlad Family, tried to sell […] The post The Twins Could Be Buyers at the Trade Deadline appeared first on Just Baseball .

The Blue Jays Can’t Afford To Be Middle of the Pack in All Facets

The Toronto Blue Jays have been near the middle of the MLB standings for the majority of the 2026 season, and even after recently sweeping a three-game set against the Boston Red Sox, they’re still one game below .500 with a 38-39 record. While they’ve certainly been impressive in some areas, such as relief pitching […] The post The Blue Jays Can’t Afford To Be Middle of the Pack in All Facets appeared first on Just Baseball .

The Angels Must Trade Two Key Pieces Now, So They Won’t

The 2023 MLB trade deadline was filled with trade hype for Los Angeles Angels superstar, Shohei Ohtani. He was in his final year of club control and had already made three American League All-Star appearances. Ken Rosenthal stated in a recent article from The Athletic that the Tampa Bay Rays were willing to send Junior […] The post The Angels Must Trade Two Key Pieces Now, So They Won’t appeared first on Just Baseball .

How Much Longer Can the Blue Jays Rely on George Springer?

If this article were written two weeks, it would be in a much different tone. But a recent hot stretch is starting to change the narrative surrounding George Springer‘s 2026 campaign. Springer was a hole in the Blue Jay’s lineup through the first two months of the season, a far cry from the stellar year […] The post How Much Longer Can the Blue Jays Rely on George Springer? appeared first on Just Baseball .

Zack Gelof Is Thriving in a Utility Role for the A’s

The Athletics have had a slew of young hitters drive their rebuild forward and help the team establish a new identity post-Oakland. Nick Kurtz, Shea Langeliers, Jacob Wilson, Tyler Soderstrom, and others have been responsible for the headlines and hope for the A’s moving forward. However, it was not all that long ago that Zack […] The post Zack Gelof Is Thriving in a Utility Role for the A’s appeared first on Just Baseball .

Oklahoma Still Confident Despite Game 2 Loss

Oklahoma’s nine-game winning streak came to an end on Sunday afternoon as they fell in the second game of the National Championship series, meaning they’ll face a do-or-die situation for the first time since the Atlanta Regional. But the Sooners are not phased. Just a few days ago, Oklahoma Sooner outfielder Trey Gambill gave the […] The post Oklahoma Still Confident Despite Game 2 Loss appeared first on Just Baseball .

The Reds’ Pitching Development Problem Is Starting To Show

After jumping out to a 20-11 record to begin the season, the Cincinnati Reds have taken a turn in the wrong direction, falling to 17-28 since the start of May. While missing Elly De La Cruz since June first certainly is a factor, the team’s pitching depth, especially in the bullpen, has been tested. Before […] The post The Reds’ Pitching Development Problem Is Starting To Show appeared first on Just Baseball .

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Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: Week of June 22

This coming week will mark the halfway point of the 2026 MLB season for all teams. This means that for head-to-head fantasy leagues with playoff matchups, your regular season is more than halfway complete. Time flies when you’re having fun, right? With each passing day, we get more data on new and existing players to […] The post Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: Week of June 22 appeared first on Just Baseball .

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Previewing the 2026 MLB Draft Combine

As the sun sets in Omaha on the College World Series, the amateur baseball world now turns its attention to Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona for the 2026 MLB Draft Combine. We’re less than three weeks away from the Chicago White Sox making the first overall selection, and somehow, the top of the board seems […] The post Previewing the 2026 MLB Draft Combine appeared first on Just Baseball .

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No Fear of Missing Out on Omaha for Carolina’s Caden Glauber

North Carolina freshman phenom Caden Glauber was originally supposed to graduate from high school on May 29th. Instead, the right-handed reliever was sitting in the dugout watching as teammate Ryan Lynch carved up the VCU Rams in an NCAA Regional. Instead of recovering from a graduation party as he likely would’ve been the next day, […] The post No Fear of Missing Out on Omaha for Carolina’s Caden Glauber appeared first on Just Baseball .