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MLB, Owners May Burn Down Elysian Fields to Force ‘Great Egalitarian Reset’

We love to romanticize baseball, don’t we? The truth is, today’s baseball isn’t the “game of base” once played in 1846 in a sprawling park in Hoboken, NJ. From its onset, the sport oozed myth, just as the park that derived its name from a fabled afterlife paradise reserved for heroes, demigods, and the exceptionally … The post MLB, Owners May Burn Down Elysian Fields to Force ‘Great Egalitarian Reset’ appeared first on .

Milwaukee Brewers’ Kyle Harrison exits with calf issue after hot start

The Milwaukee Brewers were in control against the Pittsburgh Pirates on Wednesday, building on Tuesday’s victory in the series. However, Milwaukee had to make an unexpected pitching change after starter Kyle Harrison exited following five innings because of cramps in both of his calves, according to USA Today’s Bob Nightengale. “The Brewers announce that he [...]

Virtual - Baseball's American Voices: Former Major League Pitcher Greg A. Harris

Virtual - Baseball's American Voices: Former Major League Pitcher Greg A. Harris bmarkusen Thu, 2026-08-06 10:05 Join us via Zoom as we talk to longtime major league reliever Greg A. Harris, who will discuss his time pitching in the Alaskan Baseball League. Greg will also discuss how he became an ambidextrous pitcher late in his career.   Questions for Greg A. Harris are welcome in the Chat Room. For more information, call 607-547-0362. Registration for the progra...

3 Big Questions with MLB Insider Bob Nightengale

In baseball circles, his reputation proceeds him.    Bob Nightengale has been covering America’s Past Time for USA Today since before Isaac Parades was even born.    We ask Bob three questions for the loyal followers exclusively at The Crawfish Boxes.    Q: Do you feel the Astros did “enough ” at the deadline?    Was […]

Dodgers minors: Charles Davalan can’t be stopped in High-A

With two teams scoring 12 or more, and the other two scoring three or fewer runs, it was a day of extremes across the Dodgers minor-league affiliates. Player of the day Setting the tone as the leadoff batter, Charles Davalan provided a three-hit performance in a 13-run effort for the Loons on the road. Outstanding […]

Mariners News: Taylor Ward, Carlos Vargas, and Angel Genao

Good morning friends, and happy Thursday! Tempers flared last night as benches cleared in a 4-2 Mariners victory after both squads traded hit-by-pitches. Importantly, it was also a comeback outing for Bryan Woo who tossed seven shutout innings. Is this the moment he finally reverts to ace form? In Mariners news… Around the league…

MLB Daily Recap – August 6, 2026

Here’s the TJStats Daily Recap for August 6, 2026, covering 11 completed games. All advanced metrics (Whiffs, CSW%, tjStuff+) are sourced from the TJStats pitch database. Starting Pitchers Pitcher Team Opp IP H ER K BB Pitches Whiffs SwStr% CSW% tjStuff+ GS Dec Brandon Young BAL LAA 4.1 6 3 4 2 98 14 14.3% […] The post MLB Daily Recap – August 6, 2026 appeared first on TJStats .

Phillies on the Pharm: 8/6/2026

After the Phillies’ disastrous eleventh inning on Wednesday, I hope you weren’t looking for good news from the farm system. The Phillies’ affiliates had a similarly bad day on Wednesday with all four teams suffering defeats. Rochester 10, Lehigh Valley 1 It was a bad game for both the IronPigs’ offense and pitching staff on […]

Who Cracks the Dodgers’ Loaded Rotation Come October?

The Los Angeles Dodgers did the inevitable, adding Tarik Skubal to an already-loaded pitching staff. “It was Skubal or nothing, essentially,” Dave Roberts told the media after the trade. The rotation had posted a 3.50 ERA across a National League-leading 622.2 innings prior to the August 3 deadline, all without major contributions from Blake Snell […] The post Who Cracks the Dodgers’ Loaded Rotation Come October? appeared first on Just Baseball .

Thursday Morning Links

Morning, all! Jacob deGrom’s decision to stay in Texas has sent a powerful message to the rest of the team. The triumphant and long awaited return of Cody Bradford went well, with Bradford tossing 4.1 scoreless innings in his first start in almost two years. Bradford’s recovery had a lot of ups and downs and […]

These Three Players Will Decide the Astros Season

Yordan Alvarez has played at an MVP level all season. Now healthy, Josh Hader and Jeremy Peña have performed like All-Stars, while Hunter Brown appears to be rounding into form. Those four are the Astros’ best players, and losing any one of them would be a major blow to the team’s postseason hopes. But it […]

Stefon Diggs Spoke With Giants Before Signing With Commanders

Per Ryan Dunleavy, the Giants exchanged messages with WR Stefon Diggs before he signed with Washington on Wednesday. Dunleavy mentioned Diggs’ connection to Giants GM Joe Schoen from their time together in Buffalo, but said nothing progressed to contract talks because it wasn’t the right financial fit for either side. Diggs, 32, is a former […] The post Stefon Diggs Spoke With Giants Before Signing With Commanders appeared first on NFLTradeRumors.co .

The Opener: Mize, Cameron, Braves

One day after George Lombard Jr. hit the ground running with the Yankees, fellow infield prospect Angel Genao did the same with the Guardians. Genao began his big-league career with four consecutive hits. He started at third base for the injured Jose Ramirez. 1. Mize implodes in SD debut Right-hander Casey Mize was one of […]

Vic Fangio Remains a Rob Thomson Defender

Saw this on the Eagles quote sheet and it was good for a laugh: Q. [Regarding recent Philadelphia Phillies moves.] (Pat Gallen) Vic Fangio: Definitely going to improve their offense. We’ll see how it does defensively. It’ll be interesting. Do you see some of these other guys? I mean, [Phillies players] Nick Castellanos, Matt Strahm, […] The post Vic Fangio Remains a Rob Thomson Defender appeared first on Crossing Broad .

Minor league update for 8/5/26

For Hickory, Julius Sanchez allowed two runs in two innings, striking out two and walking three. Paulino Santana was 2 for 5 with a homer. Marco Argudin had a pair of hits. Noah Franklin had a hit and a walk. Yolfran Castillo had a hit. Kaden Carpenter had a pair of hits. Hickory box score […]

Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong’s MVP push gets Caleb Williams’ stamp of approval

The Chicago Cubs just swept the Los Angeles Dodgers. In the process, Pete Crow-Armstrong made his case for the NL MVP Award. Shohei Ohtani and Crow-Armstrong both hit leadoff home runs, highlighting the debate. Now, another Chicago star is endorsing PCA for the MVP Award, as Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams took to Instagram to […] The post Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong’s MVP push gets Caleb Williams’ stamp of approval appeared first on ClutchPoints .

Tigers look to take Game 3, series win from Mariners on Thursday

The Detroit Tigers’ winning streak came to an end on Wednesday night with a 4-2 loss to the Seattle Mariners at T-Mobile Park. The bullpen day effort started strong, but Brenan Hanifee surrendered three runs without recording an out and the offense was Woo’d by the home team’s pitching, resulting in defeat. Taking the mound […]

5 Players to Watch in the 2026 NFL Hall of Fame Game: Cardinals vs. Panthers

Football is back. It feels so good to type those words. The Hall of Fame game is set for Thursday night, with the Arizona Cardinals and Carolina Panthers set to face off to celebrate the 2026 class of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. The game is the annual opening of the NFL’s preseason slate, […] The post 5 Players to Watch in the 2026 NFL Hall of Fame Game: Cardinals vs. Panthers appeared first on EssentiallySports .