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Rays bats fall silent in second half return: Red Sox 10, Rays 0

Welcome back from the All-Star Break, everyone! Hopefully the Rays are well-rested and recharged, because their second half is getting started with a doubleheader against the Red Sox. In the afternoon game, we had Griffin Jax on the mound for the Rays up against Jake Bennett for the Sox. Jonathan Aranda got a one-out walk […]

A List of Everyone to Blame for Kyle Schwarber’s Bullshit Non-Home Run

Kyle Schwarber knew it was gone. The broadcast knew it was gone. Everyone in the ballpark and watching at home, bettors included, knew it was gone. The towering drive soared through the smoke-choked air, dropped into the stands, and bounced back onto the field as the crowd cheered. That’s a home run. Tie game. Kyle’s […] The post A List of Everyone to Blame for Kyle Schwarber’s Bullshit Non-Home Run appeared first on Crossing Broad .

We’re Back! A Red Sox Story kicks off with the Rays at Fenway Park

Welcome to the second half. The Red Sox are 46-48 after a nine-game winning streak to close out the first part of the season. Now the team races towards the trade deadline with eyes on being buyers rather than sellers. Willson Contreras doesn’t’ want to leave. So it’ll be up to him, Sonny Gray, Aroldis […]

The Opener: Alvarez, White, Yankees/Dodgers

The rest of the league returns to action today, starting with a crucial doubleheader between the Rays and Red Sox. Tampa Bay is trying to hold off the Yankees at the top of the AL East. Boston is a 1/2 game out of the final Wild Card spot. 1. Alvarez slugs two homers Mets catcher […]

The Red Sox rotation is about to be pushed to its breaking point

Through a combination of a nearly unexplainable 9-game winning streak, a pair of off days within it, and the All-Star break stoppage, the Red Sox haven’t lost in over two weeks. Or to put it another way, their remarkable turnaround has left them delightfully stuck with a 48 in the loss column since July 1st. […]

Chase Burns Inks Extension With Cincinnati Reds

While the rest of the baseball world was enjoying a quiet off day post-All-Star Game, the Cincinnati Reds and Chase Burns were signing an extension that will keep him in Cincinnati through the 2033 season. A seven-year, $105 million deal with no options or funky structures, just seven years of flame-throwing. Burns, 23, was the […] The post Chase Burns Inks Extension With Cincinnati Reds appeared first on Just Baseball .

Happy Opening Day, Red Sox Nation!

Hell—OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO and good morning, my fellow Boston baseball fans! Isn’t it such a beautiful day? The sun is shining and the birds are singing. It’s a lovely Friday here in the hub of the universe; today would be a great day even without the headline news. That news, of course, is that the Red Sox […]

The Hawaiian Invisiball

It's the best pitch in baseball, and a mystery man is throwing it. The post The Hawaiian Invisiball appeared first on Baseball Prospectus .

How Red Sox IF prospect Mason White is faring with High-A Greenville

Led by Franklin Arias, the Red Sox have a talented group of infield prospects in their farm system. Lost in the shuffle, perhaps, is the club’s fourth-round pick in last year’s draft: Mason White. Selected 118th overall last July following a decorated career at the University of Arizona, White signed with the Red Sox for … Continue reading "How Red Sox IF prospect Mason White is faring with High-A Greenville"

Fox Draws Largest MLB All-Star Game Audience Since 2018

Fox’s primetime TV turnout for the 2026 MLB All-Star Game was not directly assisted by its afternoon World Cup semifinals broadcast, given the time gap between events, but the network still managed to deliver its largest audience for the baseball showcase in eight years. According to Nielsen Big Data + Panel estimates, the American League’s […]

The Mariners 2027 regular season schedule is here

MLB has released the 2027 regular season schedule for all 30 teams, which means the Seattle Mariners should have all their games slated for their next campaign. The 2027 season will begin on Thursday, March 25th for the M’s, hosting the Boston Red Sox in the earliest stateside Opening Day in MLB history. Seattle has […]

Dan Patrick still annoyed at ESPN after losing golf job to Mike Tirico

As Mike Tirico gets set to call his 28th Open Championship as a broadcaster, Dan Patrick doesn’t seem totally over the fact that it could have been him. Tirico joined The Dan Patrick Show Thursday morning to discuss the 154th Open Championship which is taking place this week and weekend at Royal Birkdale. And during…

Digging through the NESN archives while the Red Sox are on break

Like Elaine Benes trying to become a submarine captain, I spent much of my winter eating a lot of bad sandwiches watching a lot of old NESN footage to uncover some gems from past broadcasts. I wanted the Pokey Leap from 2004, but also found That Catch Coco Made. And that wasn’t all. There were […]

What Do the Reds Have To Trade at the Deadline?

After jumping out to a hot start, the Cincinnati Reds have cratered to a 23-41 record since May 1 and won only three of their past 12 series going into the All-Star break. A caboose in the NL Central and eight back of the Wild Card have placed them, once again, as sellers at the […] The post What Do the Reds Have To Trade at the Deadline? appeared first on Just Baseball .

Good Morning San Diego: Mason Miller becomes focus of trade speculation

It is one of the national media’s favorite pastimes – what players on the San Diego Padres can we put on another team? Most of the time this speculation leads to a Padres player landing with the New York Yankees, New York Mets, Boston Red Sox or Philadelphia Phillies. This trade season is starting the […]