The Red Sox are promoting teenage catching prospect Franklin Primera from the Florida Complex League to Low-A Salem, as was first reported by Chris Hatfield of SoxProspects.com. Primera, who turned 19 earlier this month, lit up the Florida Complex League to begin his first season stateside. The right-handed hitter batted .427/.549/.718 with six doubles, eight … Continue reading "Red Sox to promote catching prospect Franklin Primera to Low-A Salem"
The Yankees will try to leave behind their ugly sweep at the hands of the Boston Red Sox starting on Monday, kicking off a three-game set at home against the Detroit Tigers. They will do so with a new face in the bullpen or, rather, an old friend getting another shot: Jake Bird. The right-hander […]
MLB's latest CBA proposal was revealed late last week, and it would mostly transfer money to the owners and risk to the players.
Devan Dubynk, Ryan Kennedy and Michael Traikos discuss the Rangers and Blues adding forwards, Sabres goaltending speculation, whether the Senators have done enough and more.
The Nationals and Red Sox have been connected in a big way this season, mostly due to the new Washington President of Baseball Operations, Paul Toboni, spending the majority of his front office career in Boston. While neither Jake Bennett nor Luis Perales will appear in this series, the two pieces in Toboni’s first trade […]
The Milwaukee Brewers have played 81 games so far in the 2026 MLB season, officially reaching the halfway point of their year. At this midway point, they are 50-31, which is the franchise record for the most wins through their first 81 games. Unfortunately, they are coming off of a disappointing home series loss to [...]
PHOENIX – For years, Zac Gallen represented everything the Diamondbacks wanted their pitching staff to be. He consistently outsmarted hitters, mixed pitches with precision, and lived one step ahead of every lineup. That formula helped turn him into a Cy Young contender and one of baseball’s most dependable starters. Today, that blueprint is falling apart, […]
Eight years after the Milwaukee Brewers made the National League Championship Series in 2018, only two players from that roster remain on the team: Brandon Woodruff and Christian Yelich. The small market Brewers are always cycling through players, and it is increasingly rare for any one player to stay longer than their years of club [...]
Following another terrible trip out to California, the Atlanta Braves are finally back at home and looking for any type of spark. Whether that comes from someone in the rotation not named Chris Sale or Martín Pérez delivering a standout performance or quite literally anybody in the lineup actually having a big day, it’s clear […]
2026 MLB Draft Preview: Gio Rojas scouting report. The 2026 is less than two weeks away — the first round kicks off on July 11, 2026 — so its time to start offering capsule looks at players the Texas Rangers could select with their top picks. The Rangers’ first round pick is at #16, their […]
We had the honor and privilege of having Cardinals President of Baseball Operations Chaim Bloom as our guest for this week’s episode. We could not be more excited about the direction of the podcast. Gabe and Scott, you guys are the best, and I can’t do this to the level I want without you, and […]
The Padres’ journey this year has been somewhat similar to the Cubs’. On May 23, they defeated the A’s and were 31-20, in second place in the NL West, just half a game behind the Dodgers. Since then, they’re 12-19, the worst record in MLB. They have played a bit better recently, winning four straight […]
Steve Adams Good afternoon! We’ll get going in a couple hours, at 2pm CT, but feel free to start sending in questions anytime. Hello! Let’s begin. Natitude Dude Is there any chance that Miles Mikolas has pitched well enough that there would be a trade market for him? If so, would the return be similar […]
Coastal Carolina RHP Cameron Flukey entered the transfer portal on Monday with a "do not contact" tag, BA's Jacob Rudner has learned.
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You’d think there’d be more demand from top players for the number 1 on the back of the jersey, especially since it was worn by some notable players. However, it has largely been the designation of contact first, defensively solid infielders over the years and the Jays are no exception. When the Yankees and Indians […]
The Texas Rangers are calling up Cam Cauley from AAA Round Rock, per multiple reports. Or, I guess I should say, have already called him up, as the beats say that he is on the field with the team right now. He is not on the 40 man roster currently. There’s an open 40 man […]
The Dodgers’ first visit to West Sacramento puts forward the battle between one of the greatest left-handed sluggers in baseball and Shohei Ohtani. Obviously, we’re kidding, but the numbers that Nick Kurtz is currently putting up are no joke, nearly single-handedly carrying the Athletics’ offense into a fight for the AL West, whose current leader […]
There weren’t too many groans when the Braves decided to ink Ha-Seong Kim to a one-year, $20 million deal to return for the 2026 season. Shortstop has long been a problem area in Atlanta since Dansby Swanson left for Chicago, and Kim looked the part of an upgrade in his short stint with the team, […]
Arizona is just 10-15 here in June and have lost 6 of 8. But they’re 6-0 against the Giants this season with a +22 run differential. It hasn’t been a fair matchup, but if the Giants really are on a minor upswing (12-12 in June), then this should be a competitive series. The Diamondbacks were […]
The Baltimore Orioles have been one of the worst teams in the American League this season, entering the end of […]
It’s official: the Yankees offense is in a slump. They have hit a new low this season, getting swept in four putrid games at Fenway by the last place Red Sox. The bats got no-hit through five innings in each of the final three games, not managing a hit until the eighth in the finale. […]
The league delivered a bold and uncompromising proposal last week. It also wasn't meant to be accepted.
Earlier in June, new LSU head coach Lane Kiffin posted a black-and-white picture of Michael Jordan on social media, with the quote, "They have no idea who you are becoming. Time to go ghost."
By GLENN GUILBEAU, Tiger Rag Editor Why jump into the NCAA Transfer Portal for a player, when you can tap a pitcher already committed to your team? LSU outfielder commitment Nathaneal Davis, the No. 113 [...]
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After a rough series in Tampa, Arizona comes home to hopefully get right again against the flailing Giants. To say that Arizona had a rough go of things while in Tampa is putting things mildly. After a dreadful road trip, Arizona limps home with a record one game below .500 . They remain third in […]