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1901 At South Side Park, the first-place White Sox treated 19,800 fans — the largest crowd the American League (in its first year as a major league) sees all season — to a thriller. In the bottom of the ninth, down 3-2 to the Boston Americans, catcher Billy Sullivan and pinch-hitter Nixey Callahan singled, and […]
A Celebration of Roberto Clemente Day bmarkusen Tue, 2026-09-08 13:40 On a day when Roberto Clemente's legacy is celebrated throughout baseball, the Hall of Fame also pays homage to the beloved right fielder and humanitarian. 10:30 AM: Plaques of the Gallery Tour Learn about the history of the Hall of Fame Gallery, with special attention paid to the plaque of Roberto Clemente. 1:00 pm: Roberto Clemente: The Great One Come to the Baseball Discovery Z...
Clemson football started the season with a 51-10 road loss to LSU on Saturday.
Missouri saw six different running backs take carries against Arkansas-Pine Bluff this past weekend. Missouri was also still missing Ahmad Hardy, who is recovering from an offseason gunshot wound and has yet to return. Now, another member of the running back room has been lost for the season, according to Calum McAndrew of The Columbia […] The post Missouri loses RB for entire season after suffering ‘non-contact ACL’ injury appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Saw this tweet and it got me thinking about Mike Trout’s career again: Mike Trout sure is a loser, huh. Not that this is anything new. We’ve known this for a very long time. To refresh your memory: What else? How else can we frame this level of loserdom? Here’s a few more: Again, none […] The post Mike Trout and the Angels Officially Miss the Playoffs Again appeared first on Crossing Broad .
The New York Yankees are counting down the days until Aaron Judge is able to return to the lineup from his months-long ribcage injury. Judge’s return has been rumored to come this week, potentially as soon as Tuesday evening’s game at home against the Colorado Rockies, following New York’s recent West Coast trip. Now, a […] The post Did rapidly increasing Yankees ticket prices just reveal Aaron Judge’s return? appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Ole Miss transfer wide receiver Winston Watkins Jr. made a splash in his first game as a Tiger. The sophomore led the Tigers with seven receptions for 110 yards and a touchdown in their 51-10 [...] The post Ole Miss Transfer WR Winnie Watkins Talks His Explosive LSU Debut appeared first on TigerRag.com .
Former Ole Miss defensive end Princewill Umanmielen was one of the top-rated transfer portal acquisitions for Lane Kiffin and the Tigers this offseason, and he showed why in his LSU debut on Saturday. During LSU’s [...] The post LSU DE Princewill Umanmielen Breaks Down Tigers’ Suffocating Defense Against Clemson appeared first on TigerRag.com .
The Royals have released infielder Brandon Drury, according to his transactions tracker at MLB.com. He is now a free agent and eligible to sign with any club. Drury, 34, signed a minor league deal with the Royals in the offseason. On the whole, this year’s Triple-A numbers don’t look great. In 212 plate appearances, he […]
On Saturday evening, the Florida football program got off to a strong start to the 2026 college football season with a blowout home win over Florida Atlantic. The Gators ended up winning this one by a score of 66-21 in what was Jon Sumrall’s first game as head coach for the team. Unfortunately, the Gators […] The post Florida football WR gets unfortunate injury update after early exit vs. FAU appeared first on ClutchPoints .
Lane Kiffin loves to f*ck around, and the SEC is attempting to see if they can make him find out. On Tuesday, the SEC filed an amended complaint against LSU over the school’s potential plans to add former NFL players to its football roster. The conference has also scheduled a vote of the conference presidents…
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Carson Benge and A.J. Ewing have already given the Mets plenty to be excited about during their rookie seasons, but […]
The Braves survived their first of two critical series against the Phillies, essentially, by winning two of four games on the road to keep their NL East lead at four games. Before the Phillies return the favor with a three-game series in Atlanta this weekend, the Braves host the Tampa Bay Rays for a three-game […]
Various rumors about MLB expansion have swirled over the past few years. Cities such as Nashville, Portland and Orlando have been mentioned as possible destinations for teams. Salt Lake City in Utah is also in the conversation. According to Jeff Passan of ESPN, Salt Lake City may be in one of the best positions to […] The post Why Salt Lake City is surprisingly poised to become home to MLB’s next expansion team appeared first on ClutchPoints .
We’ll keep track of every time a Dodgers player is optioned to the minor leagues during the 2026 season. Details on these transactions can also be found on our 40-man roster tracker, but here we will chronicle every specific time a player gets sent down, relative to the limits set by MLB. Major League rule […]
Gov. JB Pritzker said Tuesday he is excited about a new White Sox ballpark in Chicago after Justin Ishbia’s Railyards plan, while urging the team to listen to Bridgeport concerns. The post Pritzker ‘Excited’ About New White Sox Ballpark, Wants It in Chicago appeared first on On Tap Sports Net .
Emmet Sheehan had such a successful first start back with the Dodgers that he earned at least another, after striking out 10 Cincinnati Reds in Monday night’s win at Dodger Stadium, his first start in the majors in five weeks. “There was a lot of stuff going down, and try to figure stuff out in […]
Chad Finn’s article ripping Will Flemming is a week late and a dollar short. Is he punching down or is it just a bad take? Jones & Keefe break it down.
AJ Pierzynski, Erik Kratz and Scott Braun discuss home plate umpire Doug Eddings stopping Hancel Rincon during his MLB debut to make him fix his hat, which Oli Marmol later called “embarrassing.” FT Senior Insider Ken Rosenthal joins the show as Aaron Judge returns to the Yankees lineup and gets into Kevin Gausman settling in with the Cubs, Max Muncy’s journey from Athletics castoff to Dodgers star and the NL Manager of the Year race. Former MLB pitcher Trevor May weighs in on Shohei Ohtani li...
After another injury-riddled campaign, Braves star outfielder Ronald Acuña Jr. is playing a lot more like the 2023 NL MVP version of himself. He had seven hits over the weekend against the Phillies, including two home runs, and is now hitting .459 over his last ten games with an OPS north of 1.200. The fastball, […]
Last week at Denver’s Coors Field, a minor league fan favorite roamed the Orioles’ clubhouse, hoping he’d soon be a Baltimore Oriole. Creed Willems, who has become a cult hero to minor league fans since he was selected in the eighth round of the 2021 draft, joined the team’s taxi squad for their series against […]
The two teams' support of a rookie from a marginalized community stood in stark contrast to the Giants Pride cap catastrophe.
Happy Tuesday, Cardinals fans! I know you were probably looking forward to hearing from Cardinals assistant GM Rob Cerfolio. Unfortunately, he was busy this past week (I know), so we had to reschedule. No matter, we filled the date with one heck of a contingency plan! Host of the pre-and postgame show for the Cardinals’ […]
I have long thought the the acquisition of a superstar player is among the most exciting experiences a fan can have. In a single move, teams can change, and a franchise’s trajectory can shift significantly, perhaps for years t0 come. Today’s entry in our daily birthday series dives in on one of the more exciting […]
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