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TODD HORNE: Lane Kiffin’s LSU Debut Delivers Historic 51-10 Rout of Clemson

Todd Horne Column The Other Side of Death Valley Lightning sidelined Lane Kiffin’s LSU debut for nearly two hours, but it never cooled the fever in Tiger Stadium. When the storm finally cleared, the Bayou [...] The post TODD HORNE: Lane Kiffin’s LSU Debut Delivers Historic 51-10 Rout of Clemson appeared first on TigerRag.com .

10 Burning Questions: Week 23 (2026 Fantasy Baseball)

Welcome to our weekly fantasy baseball burning questions article. Each week, I’ll dive into 10 key questions that are popular within the fantasy community. These will be carefully chosen to ensure that only the most polarizing topics and players are ... read more »

6 Fantasy Baseball Risers & Fallers: Week 23 (2026)

Welcome to our weekly fantasy baseball risers and fallers column. In this article, I’ll identify three risers and three fallers based on what transpired over the previous week. Given that we’re near the end of the season, there are more ... read more »

White Sox Minor League Update: September 5, 2026

Gwinnett Stripers 5, Charlotte Knights 3Not only did the Stripers (69-67) outhit the Knights (74-63), 8-6, but a bullpen implosion in the eighth allowed Gwinnett to take the lead and ultimately win the game, 5-3. The good news is that Charlotte is still hanging in second place, on the cusp of a playoff berth. The […]

Chicago Cubs Score and Recap (9/5/26): Cubs 6, Marlins 5 – Bullpen Survives in Close Win

The Cubs and Marlins got together for the second game of their series at loanDepot Park Saturday afternoon. The road squad built a big lead in the middle innings and the bullpen just barely held on for a one-run victory. Chicago went ahead against starter Ryan Gusto with a three-spot in the top of the … The post Chicago Cubs Score and Recap (9/5/26): Cubs 6, Marlins 5 – Bullpen Survives in Close Win appeared first on .

LSU Doesn’t Need NFL Players – Tigers Already Resemble A Pro Team In Demolition Of Cringeworthy Clemson

By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor Clemson needed a judge’s ruling to temporarily restrain LSU on Saturday night at Tiger Stadium. But not even a friendly local Pickens County judge in Clemson, South Carolina, could [...] The post LSU Doesn’t Need NFL Players – Tigers Already Resemble A Pro Team In Demolition Of Cringeworthy Clemson appeared first on TigerRag.com .

Game Day: Louisville vs. Ole Miss

NO. 24 LOUISVILLE CARDINALS (0-0) vs. NO. 9 OLE MISS REBELS (0-0) Game Time: 7:30 p.m. Location: Nissan Stadium: Nashville, Tenn. Television: ABC Announcers: Sean McDonough (play-by-play), Greg McElroy (analyst) and Katie George (sideline) Favorite: Ole Miss by 6.5 All-Time Series: Ole Miss leads, 1-0 Only Meeting: Ole Miss won 43-24 on Sept. 6, 2021 in Atlanta Statistics: Depth Chart: Not released […]

Ty France is Padres’ MVP

The professional journey made by first baseman Ty France is highlighted by two seasons that have resulted in at least 20 home runs as part of his game. The other part of his game is his defense at first base, which leads all of baseball this year. A San Diego product Drafted out of Tony […]

Tommy Edman does it all in Dodgers win over Nationals

LOS ANGELES — Tommy Edman made a fantastic defensive play to rob extra bases, then rounded said bases after a three-run home run that helped the Dodgers to a 6-5 win over the Washington Nationals on Saturday night at Dodger Stadium. Down two runs in the seventh inning, Alex Freeland walked with one out and […]

Dalton Rushing scratched with elbow soreness, Max Muncy sick

LOS ANGELES — The Dodgers originally planned to start Dalton Rushing at designated hitter and Max Muncy at third base on Saturday against the Washington Nationals, but both were scratched from the lineup. Rushing has elbow soreness and Muncy is sick, the team said. Rushing spent four weeks on the injured list after a partial […]

Padres back themselves into a corner

It was a disastrous road trip.  The San Diego Padres had an opportunity to put some distance between themselves and the trailing Arizona Diamondbacks. Instead they played poorly, losing five out of six games, and are now a half game back in the Wild Card chase. It was a team-wide failure, for sure. Poor pitching, […]

Brewers drop rain-soaked game to Reds, 5-3

Box Score What looked like a nice early game on a Saturday evening turned into a long night. Both teams went back and forth scoring, with a long rain delay splitting the game into two halves. Unfortunately, the rain dampened an early Brewers’ lead, and they could not recover as they lost 5-3. The game […]

Diamondbacks 4, Houston 3 (10): Runs! Plural!

I came into this game feeling as steeped in negativity and creeping doomerism regarding our offense’s recent struggles as I would imagine the rest of you all have been. It is, after all, a rather remarkable thing we achieved over the previous five games—only scoring six runs across forty-five innings, and having failed to drive […]

Cubs Minor League Wrap: The Smokies shut down the Lookouts, 4-0

Iowa Cubs The Iowa Cubs were sent to Davy Jones’ Locker by the Columbus Clippers (Guardians), 10-5. Andrew Wantz started and held the Clippers to just one run on three hits over four innings. Wants walked one and struck out three. Gavin Hollowell pitched one inning in a rehab assignment and allowed one run on […]

Braves News: Division standings, Martin Perez blowup, more

The Braves bought themselves some margin for error in avoiding certain catastrophic outcomes by winning Friday’s opener of this four-game Philly series and the first of seven games against the division rivals in the next 10 for Atlanta. That said, they could still easily get themselves into trouble in the standings through these games against […]

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