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It’s Been an Interesting Year for Jazz Chisholm Jr.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. is probably one of the more polarizing players on the New York Yankees‘ roster. His talent and swagger in the batter’s box and at second base are very apparent, but the Bronx faithful have often had good reason to question his decisions on the field. He has often come up huge in […] The post It’s Been an Interesting Year for Jazz Chisholm Jr. appeared first on Just Baseball .

Snake Bytes 7/8: One Step Forward, One Step Back

Diamondbacks News One Step Forward, One Step BackZac Gallen surrendered four runs in the first inning before settling down and pitching decently afterward. Arizona’s offense, after an eight-run outburst on Monday, left their mojo at home and managed to only claw across one run. Padres Beat Gallen, Snakes in First InningZc Gallen had yet another […]

What Caused Cincinnati Reds to Go From First to Worst in Two Months?

Two months ago, the Cincinnati Reds entered the month of May first in the NL Central with a 20-11 record. Setting a franchise record for most wins before May, it felt like winning baseball was back in Cincinnati. Since then, the ball club has fallen to last in their division due to a miserable May […] The post What Caused Cincinnati Reds to Go From First to Worst in Two Months? appeared first on The Lead .

The Mets are So Dreadful that Keith Hernandez Has Resorted to Talking About the End of His Bloodline on Live Television

This is… this is something else: To do a little bit a scene setting, this was a 9-9 ballgame in the top of the sixth. The Mets were at home, playing in front of a reported 32,734 people, which feels high. No way there were 30,000 people in the building. But the Mutts were up […] The post The Mets are So Dreadful that Keith Hernandez Has Resorted to Talking About the End of His Bloodline on Live Television appeared first on Crossing Broad .

Yankees Draft: The history of MLB’s 35th, 63rd, and 99th picks

We are now just a few days out from the start of the 2026 MLB Draft. Both here at Pinstripe Alley and around the media, you’ll fine plenty of analysis and mock drafts projecting who the Yankees and the rest of the teams will be selecting, and how those players could pan out in the future. This is […]

3-Time Cy Young Winner Justin Verlander Makes Big Announcement

It's been a long 21-year, storied career in the majors for Justin Verlander. But the 43-year-old has announced that this will officially be his last season and he will retire after the 2026 campaign.  Justin Verlander announces he will officially retire after the season https://t.co/huyOscRBin — Bob Nightengale (@BNightengale) July 8, 2026 The announcement comes minutes after commissioner Rob Manfred announced that Verlander has been named to the AL roster as a “Legend Pick” for the 2026 ...

Ozzie Smith Hosts Hall of Fame Weekend Favorite Turn Two

Ozzie Smith Hosts Hall of Fame Weekend Favorite Turn Two kkundahl Wed, 2026-07-08 13:00 2002 Hall of Fame inductee and Museum Education Ambassador will be joined by special guests Billy Wagner and Robin Yount at the Museum’s annual education fundraiser on July 24. Wednesday, July 8, 2026 - 12:00pm (COOPERSTOWN, NY) – The Wizard followed a road to Cooperstown 24 years ago. And ever since then, he’s been turning two with fans at Hall of Fame Weekend. Smith, the Educatio...

Davis Martin ‘gave myself a day to be upset’ over All-Star snub

Davis Martin is seventh among qualified American League pitchers in ERA, second in the AL in Baseball-Reference.com's wins above replacement, tied for second in pitching wins, and the best starting pitcher on a surprising first-place team. Perhaps none of those measures fully sum up the sense that he should be in Philadelphia next week, but he feels it all the same. The post Davis Martin ‘gave myself a day to be upset’ over All-Star snub appeared first on Sox Machine .

Red Sox Minor Lines: Skylar King hits for the cycle

Worcester and Portland were both victims of rain-outs on Tuesday night, but there was still good baseball being played from the farm. Let’s get into it. Worcester: PPD, Rain: Make-Up Today Portland, PPD, Rain: Make-Up Today Greenville: W, 6-2 (BOX SCORE) Outside of Ronny Hernandez going 3-for-3 with a home run and Yoelin Cespedes hitting […]

Cincinnati Reds Mid-Season Prospect Report

The Cincinnati Reds are not having the season fans had hoped for. After an electric start in April, going 17-9, they have since stumbled. Are they technically still alive in the Wild Card race? Maybe if you squint. Do I expect them to be buyers at the deadline? No. So, we will shift our focus […] The post Cincinnati Reds Mid-Season Prospect Report appeared first on Just Baseball .

Jac Caglianone will participate in the Home Run Derby

It’s just what it says on the tin. While Jac Caglianone is not (currently) an All-Star, though there’s still a remote chance he could be selected as an alternate for a player who is injured or opts out between now and then, but he will still be participating in the Home Run Derby. Caglianone is […]

Tiger Rag Radio: How does LSU rebound after an all-time disappointing 2025-26?

We review the year of change in LSU sports and preview the all-in investment the Tigers brass made in the future. Jay Johnson gives insight into how he’s navigating that change and the upcoming MLB [...] The post Tiger Rag Radio: How does LSU rebound after an all-time disappointing 2025-26? appeared first on TigerRag.com .

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