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Missouri vs. Virginia: Gator Bowl Free Live Stream, TV Channel, How to Watch

The Gator Bowl will feature the Missouri Tigers entering a showdown against the Virginia Cavaliers on Saturday, December 27, 2025. The game is on ABC, if you’re looking for how to watch. When is Missouri vs. Virginia and when does it start? This game between the Tigers and Cavaliers will take place on Saturday, December 27, 2025. You can expect the kickoff at 7:30 p.m. ET. Where to watch Missouri vs. Virginia The Tigers and Cavaliers will hit the field at EverBank Stadium for this ma...

From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession | about 1 hour ago | 0 reads

Yankees news: Mattingly misses out on Hall of Fame election

New York Post | Greg Joyce: The Contemporary Era Committee voted on this cycle’s class of candidates and unfortunately, Don Mattingly missed out on enshrinement yet again. It is the 19th time that Mattingly has been denied entry to Cooperstown, appearing on the BBWAA ballot 15 times and then coming up for election via the […]

From Pinstripe Alley | about 3 hours ago | 0 reads

Purple Row After Dark: Who will play 1B for the Rockies in 2026?

For the next few nights, we’re going to try out something new for the night owls in the Purple Row community. We’d like to pose a question here to set the stage for future discussion. So here’s tonight’s topic: Who do you think will play first base for the Colorado Rockies in 2025? We know […]

From Purple Row | about 4 hours ago | 0 reads

Adam Schefter confirms Daniel Jones’ Achilles tear

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Daniel Jones will undergo surgery on his Achilles. While the team has yet to formally confirm the diagnosis, the decision to proceed with surgery effectively confirms that the tendon is torn. Daniel Jones’ season in Indianapolis is officially over, and his future with the Colts just got a lot more […]

From Stampede Blue | about 5 hours ago | 0 reads

Jeff Kent elected to the Hall of Fame

Former Houston Astros second baseman Jeff Kent was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday by the Hall of Fame by Era committee. The Eras committee is the modern interpretation of the old Veterans Committee. They look at only candidates from a particular era every year and 2025 was the year for modern […]

From The Crawfish Boxes | about 5 hours ago | 0 reads

The Chicago Cubs “Could Consider” Signing Slugging Japanese Third Baseman Munetaka Murakami, Eh?

Over at Marquee, Bruce Levine runs down the many rumors and storylines for the Chicago Cubs this week at the Winter Meetings. It’s a very comprehensive read, and worth checking out. One thing jumped out at me, not necessarily for the strength of the rumor, but instead for the identity of the player. Because it’s not a guy we’ve really heard attached to the Cubs: “While [Tatsuya] Imai is the jewel of this year’s foreign player class, Japanese third baseman Munetaka Murakami is a pow...

From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession | about 5 hours ago | 0 reads

Jeff Kent elected to Hall of Fame

Jeff Kent was the lone player selected on the Contemporary Era ballot for induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame next summer. Kent is the all-time leader in home runs by a second baseman with 377, and was a five-time All-Star and 2000 National League MVP. He won MVP that year, hitting behind Barry Bonds, […]

From Royals Review | about 6 hours ago | 0 reads

Rams-Cardinals: Puka puts on highlight reel

We’ve seen this before. The Los Angeles Rams (10-3) had their way with the Tampa Buccaneers on Sunday Night Football two weeks ago. In Week 14, the Rams latest victim was the Arizona Cardinals. After allowing an opening touchdown drive to their NFC West competition, the Rams proceeded to outscore the Cardinals 45-3. Yes, you […]

From Turf Show Times | about 6 hours ago | 0 reads

Jeff Kent elected to Hall of Fame, Fernando Valenzuela isn’t

The Contemporary Baseball Era Committee met on Sunday at the winter meetings in Orlando, trying to decide which players from an eight-person ballot would be elected into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Only one —Jeff Kent — will be inducted in Cooperstown in July 2026, while Fernando Valenzuela and others fell short. Kent received […]

From True Blue LA | about 6 hours ago | 0 reads

Jeff Kent elected to Hall of Fame

Jeff Kent, longtime second baseman who played for six teams but had his best years with the San Francisco Giants, has been elected to the baseball Hall of Fame by the Contemporary Era Committee. Kent received votes from 14 of the 16 committee members, two more than the amount necessary to be elected. Carlos Delgado […]

From Lone Star Ball | about 6 hours ago | 0 reads

Jeff Kent elected to Baseball Hall of Fame

Former Mets second baseman Jeff Kent has been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame by the Contemporary Baseball Era Players Committee. Kent, who spent five years calling Shea Stadium home, was the only player to secure the 12 votes needed to gain entry into Cooperstown. He ended up with 14 votes from the 16-person […]

From Amazin' Avenue | about 6 hours ago | 0 reads

Contemporary Era Committee elects Jeff Kent to the Hall of Fame

On Sunday night, the Contemporary Baseball Era Committee unveiled the voting results of this year’s ballot: longtime slugging second baseman Jeff Kent has been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. The Eras Committee was created to give another chance at enshrinement to players who have fallen off the standard BBWAA Hall of Fame ballot, […]

From Pinstripe Alley | about 7 hours ago | 0 reads

Jeff Kent is Headed to the Hall of Fame

The Contemporary Baseball Era Committee revealed its Hall of Fame vote, and, among the eight candidates on this year’s ballot, just one received the requisite votes to head to Cooperstown: long-time second baseman Jeff Kent. Kent, a career .290/.356/.500/123 wRC+ hitter who played strong defense and was worth 56.0 WAR, was for years one of those “Hall of Very Good” guys who seemed just shy of the truly elite. He played for long enough to accumulate a healthy resume of counting stats, but ...

From Bleacher Nation | Chicago Sports News, Rumors, and a Reasonable Level of Obsession | about 7 hours ago | 0 reads

Jeff Kent lone player selected for Baseball Hall of Fame by Contemporary Baseball Era Committee

Voting results for the Contemporary Baseball Era Players Committee’s ballot were announced on Sunday evening, as Jeff Kent was the lone player selected, receiving 14 of 16 votes (87.5%) cast by the committee. This year’s ballot consisted of players whose primary contributions to the game came since 1980, and candidates needed to receive 75% of […]

From Brew Crew Ball | about 7 hours ago | 0 reads

Dale Murphy fails to receive induction into 2026 Baseball Hall of Fame

On Sunday evening in Orlando Florida, the Baseball Hall of Fame revealed the results of the 2025 Contemporary Baseball Era Committee’s ballot to see who would get a trip through this particular method. Of the eight players who were eligible to make it in, Dale Murphy was on the ballot. Granted, Murphy was a long […]

From Talking Chop | about 7 hours ago | 0 reads

Browns winners, losers: Shedeur Sanders, Week 14 comeback falls short

The Cleveland Browns need to play the Tennessee Titans, New York Football Giants, Miami Dolphins, and Las Vegas Raiders every game. Even then, we’ve seen that wins don’t always come (see: Week 9 and Week 14). RELATED: BROWNS TITANS FINAL SCORE Unfortunately, unlike college football, NFL clubs don’t make their own schedule. And mixed into […]

From Dawgs By Nature | about 7 hours ago | 0 reads

News & Rumors: Crawfish Boil 12/7/25

News. Rumors. It’s all in here. Today’s off-season Crawfish Boil for 12/7/25 Harry Ford is the #42 prospect in all MLB and is now the #2 prospect in the Nationals system. Isaac Lyon was a 10th round pick of the Mariners last season, and has only thrown 12.1 IP of professional baseball. Ferrer was 4-4, […]

From The Crawfish Boxes | about 8 hours ago | 0 reads

Alex Anthopoulos: “There are a lot of areas where we can improve”

The Winter Meetings have (un-)officially gotten started, as all of baseball’s higher-ups and luminaries have descended upon Orlando, Florida for a week of getting some offseason business done. While we’re all looking forward to fireworks, Alex Anthopoulos is simply trying to get a job done — even if it means starting it at the Winter […]

From Talking Chop | about 8 hours ago | 0 reads