
Brandon Lowe Eyes 40-Homer Milestone with Pirates
Brandon Lowe's pursuit of 40 home runs places him in rare company as he eyes a 100‑RBI season with the Pirates.
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Brandon Lowe's pursuit of 40 home runs places him in rare company as he eyes a 100‑RBI season with the Pirates.

A quick look at the players making waves on the waiver wire, from Moniak’s power surge to a handful of pitchers poised for strong starts.

A quirky variant of baseball made its debut at VyStar Ballpark in Jacksonville, featuring the Loco Beach Coconuts versus the Indianapolis Clowns in a sold‑out series that blended sport with festival‑like entertainment.

Jason Fultz Jr., a highly touted infielder from Clemson, has announced his transfer to the Ole Miss Rebels, bringing a blend of defensive skill and offensive potential to the program.

A look at the Kansas City Royals' recent moves, from Salvador Perez's elbow soreness to Cole Ragans' surgery, the call‑up of Luke Maile, and the upcoming Futures Game showcase of top prospects.

The Los Angeles Dodgers sit atop the National League West with a 56‑31 record, holding a 12‑game cushion over the San Diego Padres. Their +157 run differential underscores a dominant performance that has many already penciling them into the postseason.

Gabe Fraser's transfer to Wake Forest adds a fresh layer of intrigue to a rivalry that has long favored the Seminoles, while the program secures a promising new shortstop in Cooper Malamazian.

Power potential dominates the conversation as MLB’s new ball dynamics reshape value, spotlighting a mix of underrated bats and arms for fantasy leagues.

Four waiver‑wire pitchers — Whitlock, Matthews, Kremer, and Rocker — offer distinct skill‑based upside for fantasy baseball managers seeking lasting value.
The recent completion of phase two at McElroy Park adds modern baseball and softball facilities, funded through bonds and donations, and draws thousands of visitors each season.

The San Francisco Giants will face the Colorado Rockies in a three‑game series that kicks off on the Fourth of July, with the first contest slated for 5:10 p.m. Pacific time. As the nation prepares for fireworks and barbecues, the author reflects on how baseball has become a quiet celebration for many fans, recalling a personal moment when a fireworks mishap led to a permanent avoidance of the pyrotechnic displays that usually accompany the holiday. In a brief video, the writer asks longtime supporters to dig into their own archives of holiday‑related baseball memories, inviting them to share stories of games played under fireworks, late‑night doubleheaders, or the simple joy of a summer night at the ballpark. The piece notes that the matchup is more than a schedule filler; it offers both clubs a chance to fine‑tune their rosters before the stretch run, while also giving fans a rare opportunity to blend tradition with competition on a night that already feels festive. Readers are encouraged to comment with their own recollections, whether it’s a childhood memory of catching a home run ball on Independence Day or a more recent experience of watching a clutch performance while the sky lit up with fireworks. With the game scheduled for 5:10 p.m. PT, the evening promises a blend of baseball action and holiday spirit, and the author looks forward to seeing how the sport continues to weave itself into the fabric of American celebrations.

A look at the top and bottom hitting environments for the upcoming scoring period, with key series and sleepers rostered in under 80% of CBS leagues.

Extreme temperatures force the league to delay matches, reshuffle schedules, and keep players safe while racing to complete the season.

The Knoxville Baseball Squad travels to Cedar Rapids to meet West Delaware on Friday at 6:00 p.m., a game steeped in history and anticipation.

The Melcher-Dallas Softball team closed its regular season with a 14-4 victory over Seymour, highlighted by strong showings from Kesley Reed, Ashlyn Metz and pitcher Lotty Nolte. The squad will host Mormon Trail in the class 1A regional, while the baseball team readies for a substate clash with Montezuma under Coach Pat Ferguson’s confident guidance.

Pella baseball defeats ADM 5‑4 behind Hayes Lautenbach’s three‑run homer and save, while softball falls to Grand View Christian after a late rally; both teams eye upcoming matchups.

A late fourth‑inning rally and solid pitching secured a 2‑1 win for Hillcrest over Winfield‑Mt. Union.

With reliable starters scarce, the latest advice from CBS Sports points to a handful of streaming options, led by Ian Seymour and Troy Melton, while reminding managers to revisit the rankings on Sunday for fresh updates.

Scott White highlights ten low‑owned arms for Week 16, emphasizing a handful of fully endorsed options and two specific sleepers — Ian Seymour and Troy Melton — that can provide a competitive edge.

In a recent episode of College Baseball Now, five members of the Prospects Live scouting team dissect underrated college and prep prospects for the 2026 MLB Draft, identifying players who could exceed expectations and outperform their projected slots.

Scott White breaks down the most usable two‑start pitchers, spotlighting standout arms like Joey Cantillo and Matthew Boyd, and offers start‑sit guidance for fantasy leagues.

Nick Mariano’s weekly closer report for Week 15 of 2026 arrives at a pivotal moment, as fantasy managers shift their focus to the stretch run of the season. The updated rankings highlight a mix of proven closers and emerging arms who have begun to carve out high‑leverage roles.

Dansby Swanson has hit five home runs in his last two games, a turnaround that reflects both environmental factors and personal improvement.

Jack Marder, a celebrated recruiter with a championship‑laden résumé at Oregon, has joined the University of Texas staff, aiming to help the program chase a national title.