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“Déjà vu in DC!” – Scott Franzke Could Not Believe the Phillies Did It Again to the Nats

What a 24-hour period in our nation’s capital. The Phillies once again staged a ninth inning two-out comeback to beat the Nationals. This time, it was Derek Hill doing the honors. Yes, you read that correctly. Pinch-hitting after Kyle Schwarber worked a 10-pitch walk, Hill locked in and delivered the greatest Phillies swing since last […] The post “Déjà vu in DC!” – Scott Franzke Could Not Believe the Phillies Did It Again to the Nats appeared first on Crossing Broad .

Dodgers 4, Twins 3: Late chances stranded

(original song here; lyrics cover used as reference for parody shown above) What can we doWhen the Dodgers enter boasting power?None can redoOnce we reach the game’s appointed hour.(Always, we’re always watching!)Can we beat them,Or will they be sweeping? Started off when Mookie hit one out,Certain to deflate a hoping crowd.But they are determined, there’s […]

Skip Johnson Named National Coach of the Year

NORMAN – University of Oklahoma head baseball coach Skip Johnson was named the 2026 National Coach of the Year after leading the Sooners to the 2026 NCAA National Championship, the American Baseball Coaches Association announced Wednesday.

Rangers Release Blaine Crim To Pursue Opportunity In Asia

9:33pm: Daniel Kim reports that Crim is nearing an agreement with the NC Dinos in the Korea Baseball Organization. 8:10pm: The Rangers have placed first baseman Blaine Crim on release waivers, as first reflected on the MLB.com transaction log. Evan Grant of The Dallas Morning News reports that the 29-year-old intends to sign with a team […]

Baseball broadcasts capture frightening Venezuela earthquakes

Dual earthquakes struck Venezuela on Wednesday, leading to scary scenes in the South American country. And the moments were captured live during Venezuelan baseball league broadcasts. Senadores de Caracas was playing Marineros de Carabobo in a Venezuelan baseball league at Estadio Universitario de Caracas. The stadium holds over 20,000 people and was built in 1952.…

Mets remain an embarrassment in another loss to Cubs

You don’t owe the Mets anything, and the way they’re playing, they clearly don’t feel that they owe you a professional performance. Mets infielders combined to commit a staggering six errors in a game that saw their team lose to the Cubs for the second time today and the third time in as many games […]

Drag Me To Hill: Phillies 5, Nationals 4

In Sam Raimi’s 2009 horror flick Drag Me To Hell, a woman makes a mistake at work and is eventually condemned to eternal damnation for it. This is highly relatable for the Nationals’ bullpen arms, who made a mistake at work and were sentenced to hell for it. Well, surrendering a pinch-hit go-ahead homer to […]

Purple Row After Dark: Bucket List Ballparks

When the Milwaukee Brewers came to town, we talked about their Famous Racing Sausages as a tradition they could leave behind to inspire a new mascot race at Coors Field. With the Colorado Rockies taking the series today and sending the Boston Red Sox back to Fenway, it feels like a good time to discuss […]

Buster Posey fails spectacularly to meet the moment

Like most San Francisco Giants fans, I remember May 25, 2011 vividly. But it’s been more than 15 years since that fated day in which a young blossoming superstar, the budding pillar of the franchise, fractured his fibula and tore multiple ligaments in his leg during a collision at the plate. So some of the […]

Former Cy Young Candidate DFA'd for 5th Time This Season

It's tough when you have 112 wins on your resume, but your career falls to a point where you get designated for assignment. But DFA'd five times? In one season? That's the story for veteran pitcher Carlos Carrasco. The Atlanta Braves have pulled the old DFA trick on Carrasco once again.  The inevitable Carlos Carrasco roster move. #Braves https://t.co/8WivkJt5ic pic.twitter.com/Is5XIZRAfM — Aaron Schmidt (@AaronTSchmidt) June 24, 2026 Since last August, he's been DFA'd six times, but...

Padres may receive pitching boost soon amid Dodgers chase in NL West

The San Diego Padres may soon add needed pitching help as the NL West race moves closer to July, with German Marquez nearing a return to the rotation after nearly two months away. Marquez has been sidelined since May 3 with right forearm nerve irritation, but his rehab assignment with Triple-A El Paso has put […] The post Padres may receive pitching boost soon amid Dodgers chase in NL West appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Royals fail to clinch the series in Tampa

The Royals did not cash in on early opportunities and the Rays did. Sometimes it is that simple. In the end the score was 5-3, but two of those three for Kansas City came because of an inning where the Rays made two back-to-back errors. The Royals had runners in scoring position in the 1st, […]

41-40: Chart

Pirates 11, Mariners 1 Retired in Bend: Cal Raleigh, 0.06 WPA (hit some lasers, got barely rewarded) Real tired in Pittsburgh: Bryan Woo, -0.30 WPA (gave up some lasers, got constantly punished) Game thread comment of the day: At the midway point of the season, yes, yes it is.

Homer-happy Yankees best Tigers in series finale

It was one of those games where a handful of unlucky pitches made all the difference as the Yankees beat the Tigers 4-2. The Tigers were looking to come away with a series win in Wednesday night’s rubber match against the Yankees. To get the job done and head into their four-game weekend series against […]

6/24 Gamethread: Giants vs. A’s

The San Francisco Giants continue this three-game series against the Athletics tonight from Oracle Park. Taking the mound for the Giants will be right-hander Tyler Mahle, who enters tonight’s game with a 6.04 ERA, 4.89 FIP, with 57 strikeouts to 24 walks in 56.2 innings pitched. His last start was in the Giants’ 7-5 loss […]