New York Rangers Draft Radar April Scouting Report
The Rangers needs for a wing or right defenseman aren't pressing, but are these prospects good enough to sway them? Our latest Draft Radar Scouting Report dives into it.
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2026 Cubs Heroes and Goats: Game 33
Keep stacking. One after another, the Cubs have been able to keep stacking wins. 10 straight home wins now. This is getting into some pretty rare air. I feel like a broken record. This is not an all-time great Cub team. But somehow, some way they just keep on winning. If anything, that’s the best […]
Minor league update for 5/2/26
Hickory starter A.J. Russell struck out five and walked two in two innings, allowing two runs. Moises Morales struck out nine and walked two in five innings, allowing two runs. Paulino Santana was 4 for 5 with two doubles. Marcos Torres had a pair of hits, a walk and a stolen base. Daniel Flames had […]
Braves Minor League Recap: FCL Season Opens
Saturday was full of action, with six games in the system thanks to a Columbus doubleheader and the start of FCL play. Unfortunately the teams in the Atlanta Braves system dropped each one of the six games on the slate. Despite it being a bad day in the results column, we got to witness Owen […]
Mariners News: Emerson Hancock, Dylan Moore, and Luis Torrens
Mariners pitching honored Randy Johnson and the Mariners offense honored Felix last night in the worst game of the year (so far). Salvaging a game in this series against the Royals would feel like a minor miracle, but the M’s will try anyway at 1:10 PST. Happy Sunday everybody! In Mariners news… Around the league…
Sunday morning Rangers things
Good morning, folks… The Texas Rangers fell to the Detroit Tigers by a score of 5-1 last night. The DMN writes that Kumar Rocker’s performance was a reminder of the non-linearity of progress. It could be worse, though…the Cincinnati Reds tied a major league record by walking seven straight batters against the Pirates yesterday. Brandon […]
Good Morning San Diego: Padres in danger of being swept after loss to White Sox
If you wanted to know how the San Diego Padres were doing the season, just watch the ninth inning of their 4-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox at Petco Park on Saturday night. The good news was Jeremiah Estrada returned from his stint on the IL. The right-hander made quick work of the three […]
Thoughts on a 5-1 Rangers loss
Tigers 5, Rangers 1
2026 Rangers Report Card: Tye Kartye
Coming in as a late-season waiver claim, Tye Kartye carved out a spot in the lineup and has many excited for next year.
Is Anthony Molina an interesting reliever?
I didn’t really know (or care to know) anything about Anthony Molina before this week. The only really notable thing about him is that he pitched in the Colorado Rockies organization. The Braves have a thing for Rockies relievers. He doesn’t really strikeout anybody (career 15% K rate), had a 6.82 career ERA, and didn’t […]
Yankees Rivalry Roundup: Blue Jays blast the Twins with five home runs
The Yankees offense keeps on rolling, scoring nine in a rout of the Orioles to make it 16 runs scored in the first two games of the series. The starting rotation also continues to shine, Will Warren and Ryan Weathers both giving up just one earned run to Baltimore respectively across play on Friday and […]
Mets Morning News: May’s beginning to look a lot like April
Meet the Mets After coming back from a 3-1 deficit, the Mets fell to the Angels 4-3 in extra innings in Anaheim. Nolan McLean had the shortest start of his big league career so far and double plays doomed the Mets, as they wasted numerous chances and failed to come through late in the clutch […]
One month check-in on Cardinals’ JJ Wetherholt rookie campaign
A little over a month into the season, the St. Louis Cardinals have surpassed national expectations and are sitting above .500 despite being in the middle of a grueling stretch of games. With 17 games in a row, the Cardinals had to call in pitching support with Hunter Dobbins making his season debut and our […]
Ronny Mauricio has a left thumb fracture, will go on injured list
The Mets lost another player to injury in last night’s extra-innings loss to the Angels. While sliding into first base in the sixth inning, Ronny Mauricio appeared to jam his left thumb on the base, fracturing it and being placed on the injured list. He ran the bases for the rest of the inning but […]
Dodgers notes: Roki Sasaki’s improvements, slumping offense
Dodgers fans have received more of the same experience they had last year with Roki Sasaki to begin this season, but there are some signs of growth that are starting to appear. Sasaki has shown flashes of dominance early in games, as characterized by his 0.75 ERA over the first two innings of his six […]
Orioles minor league recap 5/3: Norfolk wins despite being out of starting pitchers
Triple-A: Norfolk Tides 5, Nashville Sounds (MIL) 2 With most of their starting pitchers in New York this weekend to pitch for the Orioles, the Tides went with a bullpen game. They did a pretty good job! Cameron Weston started and allowed a solo home run in 2/3 of an inning. That was the only […]
Sunday BP: Third day of Mays-mas
Good morning, baseball fans! We are in the middle of a new feature for May that I’m calling the “12 Days of Mays-mas” because I won’t be around for the next week or so, and I want to leave you guys with some fun things to watch while I’m gone. For the third day of […]
This Week in Purple: May-be you’re gonna be the one that saves me
The Colorado Rockies started the week by sweeping a double-header against the New York Mets, but sadly managed just one more win through the rest of it. During the week, the month of April drew to a close. Their 13-14 record for the month was the best April the Rockies have managed since 2022—where they […]
Chicago Cubs news and notes, — Palencia, Counsell, Hoerner
Today’s Reflection The fact that the Chicago Cubs have kept a run a going with all the obstacles in their way (like the Dodgers) is quite the blessing! What the heck is going on? The Cubs won 10 in a row, then they showed that they were human in Los Angeles. Then they pull off […]
Cardinals rookies: 2 listed as ESPN Rookie of the Year hopefuls
Arizona Cardinals GM Monti Ossenfort focused on the offensive side of the ball in this year’s NFL draft, and rightfully so, with the hiring of Mike LaFleur, an offensive guy who is now the head coach. Out of seven draft picks, Ossenfort selected five for the offense. That includes the #3 overall draft pick, Jeremiyah […]
Reactions to the Yankees’ AL East foes’ first month of play
Pinstripe Alley readers are well accustomed to our traditional end-of-month check-ins around the other five divisions. With that in mind, we’ve decided to take this opportunity in early May to cover one specific aspect that stands out about the journeys of the Yankees’ adversaries in the AL East. It’s been a weird start to the […]
One unexpected bright spot in an ugly week for the Red Sox
Alex Cora’s termination ended the short-lived tenure of the painfully awful hit celebration that the Red Sox began the 2026 season with. No matter what else comes out of the managerial and coaching changes, I’m truly appreciative of the ripple effect they had on this weirdly weak and unoriginal celebration. As I wrote earlier, the […]
Game 35 Preview: Tigers look to seize series from Rangers on Sunday
The Detroit Tigers evened up their weekend home series against the Texas Rangers on Saturday night with a 5-1 victory. Keider Montero gave the good guys 6 1/3 innings of one-run ball, while Dillon Dingler’s three-run shot in the opening frame was enough to earn the W. Sunday night, the two teams will duke it […]
Mets Daily Prospect Report, 5/3/26: Austin arrives
Triple-A: Syracuse Mets (17-14) LEHIGH VALLEY 9, SYRACUSE 6 (BOX) Not a great game here. Yes, Jonah Tong had a strong six inning start, but continues to struggle with his breaking ball shape under the hood. The bullpen then blew it in the late innings, giving up seven runs from the seventh and onwards. Ryan Lambert was […]
Orioles news: Trey Gibson’s MLB debut coming today
Hello, friends. As is often referenced in GIF form, “Oh no, we suck again!” Two days of playing the Yankees has made it feel as if the list of Orioles problems is proving insurmountable, that nothing is going to go right this year, that the theory of the case that Mike Elias had for this […]
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