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After missing more than a week because of arm fatigue, Jacob Misiorowski is expected to rejoin the Milwaukee Brewers’ rotation for the upcoming series against the New York Mets. According to Adam McCalvy of MLB.com, his return will create an interesting matchup, as the young right-hander is in line to face former Brewers teammate Freddy [...]
The Boston Red Sox have gone from being written off as sellers at the trade deadline to becoming one of the hottest teams in baseball this year. They were sitting at the bottom of the AL East almost the entire early season, and now they have a 13-game winning streak that pulled them up to […] The post “Weren’t a Good Team” – Red Sox Ace Changes Tune in Clear Message to Boston Clubhouse Amid Dominant Season Comeback appeared first on EssentiallySports .
Welcome to another fantasy baseball waiver wire pickups by category column. As we embark on the second half of the season, we’ll look to keep the good times rolling as we break down a few more potential adds. This weekly ... read more »
From Bryan Hoch: It hasn’t been anything like the type of season Jazz Chisholm Jr. envisioned for himself. The post Yankees.com: Chisholm delivers winning blast; is this the one that gets him going? appeared first on Replacement Level Yankee Weblog .
The 2026 NFL regular season is quickly approaching, meaning now is the time to start preparing for redraft leagues. Many factors go into fantasy players winning their redraft league every year. However, the top factor is arguably avoiding players that ... read more »
St. Louis Cardinals catcher Iván Herrera could become an extremely valuable commodity at the MLB trade deadline because of his strong right-handed bat and ability to play behind the plate every now and then.
Twins fans are devastated after hearing unfortunate injury updates on Mick Abel and David Festa.
Several MLB trade deadline candidates are better off being extended rather than dealt.
This episode is presented by Ankin Law - Injury Law Made Personal. The post Podcast: White Sox Pitching Powers Series Win in Toronto appeared first on Sox Machine .
Nearly half of Major League Baseball teams reached the "100 games played" plateau this weekend, which means the starting pitchers with Cy Young aspirations have 12-13 chances left to make or break their case for the game's highest pitching honor.
With the All-Star break in the rearview and baseball back in full swing, it's make-or-break time for teams walking the line between buying and selling this summer.
The Detroit Tigers failed to complete the sweep of the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday afternoon, falling short by a run in a 3-2 defeat in Anaheim. Casey Mize was knocked out early after getting hit on the left wrist with a 108 mph comebacker and the offense wasted all of its gas the night […]
Triple-A: Syracuse Mets (38-37/9-11) BUFFALO 7, SYRACUSE 3 (BOX) The Syracuse Mets slipped back to .500 in the second half, falling short in a sloppy slobbernocker that saw both teams log 9 hits and slug 2 home runs apiece. Coming into the ninth, Syracuse was still losing, but the score was a much more palatable […]
The Dodgers are in town today, but Shohei Ohtani won’t pitch in the three game set. Seems like the Dodgers are playing coy with an injury here. On to the links. Phillies news: MLB news:
Free of charge for the discerning reader. Happy birthday to Matt Szczur, and a mighty host of others. Today in baseball history, in 1976 – Hank Aaron hits the 755th, and last, home run of his career, connecting off Dick Drago of the California Angels, and other stories as well. Today in baseball history: Cubs Birthdays: Duane Underwood Jr., Matt Szczur*, Jake Fox, Gary […]
Good morning, Camden Chatters. Three weeks ago, if you had told me that the Orioles/Red Sox series in mid-July would be a crucially important one for both teams, I’d have looked at you like you had three heads. “Important for what, draft positioning?” I’d have replied derisively, then laughed at my own joke. I’d have […]
Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders: W, 5-4 vs. Worcester Red Sox SS George Lombard Jr. 2-5, 2B, K, CS — first full game at Triple-A since coming back from injury (here’s the double)C J.C. Escarra 3-4, 2 2B, HR, BB, 2 RBI — walk-off homer, now up to a 1.057 OPS in 13 games at Triple-ACF Spencer […]
Last Week’s Results Division Standings Last Week Top Pitching Performance of the Week There was a lot of solid pitching from the staff. Logan Henderson only allowed one run over five innings on Friday, striking out four. Shane Drohan allowed three runs in his start, but also recorded a career-high nine strikeouts. Robert Gasser also […]
The Arizona Cardinals are on the verge of opening up training camp. Most NFL clubs require the rookies to show up earlier, but the Cardinals’ rookies and veterans both show up on July 22. This training camp has a lot riding on during the preseason. A new head coach, Mike LaFleur, plus a new offensive […]
Hello and happy Monday, folks. Feels weird to not have a World Cup game ready to go on deck now, doesn’t it? But you know what we do have on deck? A Red Sox game. They play Baltimore at Fenway tonight, with the first pitch scheduled for 7:10 p.m. EST. A win would bring our […]
The list of consecutive World Cup-winning teams is a small and exclusive one, while many have come agonisingly close to joining the club
Welcome back to the Week 17 edition of our Fantasy Baseball Breakouts and Resurgent Hitters. This is the column where we take a closer look at hitters who are bouncing back or breaking out. It's a good way to help stay ahead of the competition by continuing to bolster your fantasy baseball teams. This week, we […]
Welcome, RotoBallers, to our weekly article about well-known fantasy baseball players who are currently struggling and not performing well as of Week 17 (July 20 to July 26). Should fantasy baseball managers drop, hold, or sell these well-known players? For this week, we will dive into some of the most well-known players being dropped in […]
Welcome, everyone, to another edition of RotoBaller’s Fantasy Baseball Risers and Fallers article series for Week 17 of the 2026 season! Today, I'll check in on players like Ben Rice, Jake Bennett, Cal Raleigh, and more. Keeping up with the latest hitter and pitcher trends is a key component of a successful season, and RotoBaller […]
After surrendering four runs in his short-lived start against the Los Angeles Dodgers, Chicago White Sox pitcher Sean Burke needed a quick reset. And the former Terp did just that, allowing only six runs across his last six outings. But Burke saved his best performance for Sunday. The 6-foot-6 right-hander held a struggling Toronto Blue […]
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