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Angel Martínez hit a grand slam and drove in six runs as the Guardians beat the White Sox 8-2, trimming Chicago’s AL Central lead to two games. The post Guardians Cruise Past White Sox 8-2 as Martínez Delivers Career Night appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
In a move that drew little fanfare, San Diego Padres manager Craig Stammen made a subtle change to the batting order. He moved Xander Bogaerts from the bottom of the lineup to the leadoff spot and Fernando Tatis Jr. to the middle of the order. The Padres are seeking better run production from the lineup […]
Good morning, LSB. Evan Grant has observations from yesterday’s game in which Jack Leiter continued to tinker. Kennedi Landry writes about World Series hero Josh Sborz battling for a roster spot. Jeff Wilson talks camp and the season ahead with Rangers GM Ross Fenstermaker. Elsewhere Grant writes that the clock is ticking on Josh Jung’s […]
Who’s the Pack playing? Opponent: Boston College Mascot: Ben Affleck | School Location: Dunkin, MA | Conference: ACC 2026 Record: 10-6 (0-0, T-2nd) | 2026 RPI Rank: 52 2025 Record: 28-29 (11-19, T-13th) | 2025 RPI Rank: 69 2024 Record: 22-31 (8-22, 7th Atlantic) | 2024 RPI Rank: 89 When? Where? How do I watch? Location: Doak Field at Dail […]
Good morning, Chargers fans! You know what to do! And now for today’s links. Chargers News: Here’s why the Chargers chose to bring back linebacker Denzel Perryman (Chargers.com) How does new running back Keaton Mitchell fit into the Chargers offense? (Chargers.com) Has Joey Bosa’s tenure come to an end in Buffalo after just one season? […]
There is just something about those Rebels and knocking Georgia out of a tournament in the second round. Ole Miss men are also 3-0 in 2026 against the Bulldogs (eyes on you baseball). There was so much BTA happening in the first 30ish minutes of this game that I swear I saw Kewan Lacy run […]
Kansas Jayhawks News Here’s a look at what’s on the line for Darryn Peterson this postseason Lance Leipold discussed a few topics at KU’s pro day 247’s three observations from the win over TCU last night Links! Brett Yormack is trying to defend the much-maligned LED court in Kansas City Why do 1 seeds keep […]
Kyler Murray signs with Vikings—J.J. McCarthy era over? Dive into QB debate [or is there really one]! In this explosive episode of The Real Forno Show, hosts Tyler Forness and Dave Stefano dissect the Minnesota Vikings’ bold signing of Kyler Murray, sparking debates on quarterback competitions, free agency moves, and NFL Draft implications. With Tyler […]
Welcome to Today Your Love, Tomorrow the World Series, the new/old favorite from Chris McShane and Brian Salvatore. This week, Chris and Brian talk about the relatively stable and (knocks on wood) boring spring thus far. They discuss some breakout performances and talk a little about the World Baseball Classic. Chris’s Music Pick: Kid Bess […]
UConn men’s basketball (28-4, 17-3) looks to keep things rolling at MSG, as the Huskies are set to take on Georgetown (16-17, 6-14) at Madison Square Garden in the semifinal round of the Big East Tournament on Friday night. The 11-seed Hoyas rank No. 76 in KenPom, with the No. 83 offense in the country, […]
Happy Friday, everyone. It’s March, so there is plenty going on around Alabama sports. The 4th-ranked Gym Tide face off against old rival and 6th-ranked Georgia, as both programs are enjoying something of a renaissance year. Baseball has an always tough trip to Lexington where 21st-ranked Kentucky awaits, and softball has a big home series […]
Good morning. Optional Musical Accompaniment Vanderbilt basketball opens SEC Tournament play today and the opponent will be Tennessee, for the third time this season and the first time since… last Saturday in the regular season finale. Tennessee was the beneficiary of Auburn lighting itself on fire yesterday afternoon, and now, the Vols and Commodores will […]
The legal tampering period of NFL free agency kicked off this past Monday, and the news surrounding the Cleveland Browns were fast and furious, with those moves then being confirmed when the official league year began at 4:00 PM ET on Wednesday. There are still moves to be made — likely on the lower end […]
Good morning! The Red Sox did something yesterday they hadn’t done in a few weeks: they signed someone to the big league roster. Left-handed middle relief had been one of the weakest spots on the team — and given Danny Coulombe’s injury history and age, you could say it still is. But he undeniably fits […]
When the Los Angeles Rams made the move for Trent McDuffie, it’s understandable that Jaylen Watson may have been happy for his friend and Kansas City Chiefs teammate, but it also indicated to Watson that he would not be landing with the Rams because how could the Rams afford both desired cornerbacks in the same […]
Good morning Husky fans! The Husky men lost a heartbreaker to Wisconsin yesterday in the Big Ten Tournament, despite a furious comeback in the second half. We have that and more in the Dots today! Basketball Dots Football Dots Athletics Dots Throwback Game of the Week This is a game that’s very near and dear […]
Things are getting real, people. The Orioles’ 2026 season begins in just under two weeks, with a home opener against Minnesota on March 26th. The spring has had its fun and games, but it’s nearing time to make final roster cuts. With that, let’s summarize what we’ve learned, with an eye to roster decisions. Some […]
With their nail-biting 72-69 win over Iowa in the third round of the Big Ten Tournament on Thursday, the Ohio State Buckeyes removed even the slimmest sliver of doubt about their spot in the Big Dance. Most prognosticators, bracketologists, and bookmakers believed Jake Diebler’s team had already done enough to earn an NCAA Tournament berth […]
German Marquez and JP Sears were squarely in the mix in the competition to decide the fifth spot in the starting rotation for the San Diego Padres. Their respective candidacies took a hit in San Diego’s 10-1 loss to the Kansas City Royals at the Peoria Sports Complex on Thursday. Marquez had easily his worst […]
The Kansas City Chiefs are expected to host San Diego State star cornerback Chris Johnson in the coming days, as one of their top-30 visits ahead of the 2026 NFL Draft in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, next month. What is a top 30 visit? NFL teams are allowed to bring in up to 30 players for “top-30 […]
Tristan joins me to review Oregon Softball hosting the Jane Sanders Classic, Baseball’s Big Ten opening series win at Purdue, and the film on WR transfer Iverson ‘Strap’ Hooks.
January was not kind to Alabama’s offensive line room, as the Tide lost two players to early NFL departure, three more to graduation, and then five more after that to the transfer portal. Only Michael Carroll returns as a starter, William Sanders returns as someone who rotated into the starting group last year, and then […]
Free agency isn’t over. I get that, but for all intents and purposes, it’s done. At least the vast majority of it pertaining to the biggest names on the market is. The pickin’s seemed slimmer this year to begin with, so things went fast. The Indianapolis Colts were involved and made their share of headlines. […]
The Rangers may be ruining the tank, but the kids are giving fans something to watch. From Edstrom’s breakout moment to Lafrenière’s surge, the young core is starting to show signs of life.
Before entering the NFL, Cade Mays’ entire experience at center amounted to 46 emergency snaps as a 20-year-old at Tennessee. When drafted by the Carolina Panthers three years later in the sixth round, center didn’t appear to be in his future. That offseason, the Panthers had signed both Austin Corbett and Bradley Bozeman in free […]
In Today’s Links: a look at the Seattle Seahawks’ free agent signings that were announced yesterday, we’ve also got a few mock drafts, the new ‘Hawks coaching staff is locked up, and more. Rosters continue to shuffle, and our squad takes its time. Stick around Field Gulls for all the most current news. Thanks for […]