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A look at the most impactful waiver wire targets this week, from Ty France's power surge to Brady Singer's recent dominance, and the streaming options that could define the playoff race.
Arkansas right‑hander Gabe Gaeckle inks a $1.25 million rookie contract with the Oakland Athletics, joining a wave of draft signees and navigating the team’s move from Sacramento to Las Vegas.
Veteran DH Eugenio Suárez received a heartfelt standing ovation from Seattle fans during a July 20, 2026 game against the Mariners, marking a poignant reunion with his former team.
During a July 20, 2026 matchup in Seattle, a throwing error by Reds second baseman Edwin Arroyo allowed Mariners outfielder Victor Robles to steal second and advance to third, sparking a rally.
After a 17‑year playing career, Joey Votto trades his glove for a microphone, navigating nerves, travel, and a new philosophy about watching greatness in baseball.
The Red Sox are one win away from a 15‑game winning streak, the Rays have been swept, and the Diamondbacks erased an 8‑7 deficit to keep their playoff hopes alive.
Alabama's recent first‑round talent headlines a flurry of MLB draft signings, with Justin Lebron’s $4.9975 million deal leading a group that includes Tyler Fay, Zane Adams, Brady Neal and John Lemm.
The Los Angeles Angels terminated scout Justin 'Boomer' Prinstein after he was caught on video recording Colorado Rockies coaches signaling pitches. The incident sparked a league‑wide discussion on sign‑stealing and the use of covert technology in baseball.
Justin Lebron headlines a group of Alabama players signing professional contracts, joining a tradition of draft success for the state's baseball program.
A look at the recent signings of Alabama-born players, including high-profile deals with the Cincinnati Reds and other clubs, and what it means for the state's baseball pipeline.
A look at the recent draft selections and signing agreements of several Alabama baseball standouts as they embark on professional careers.
With the season entering its second half, a host of injured stars are inching toward full duty, turning rehab outings into the most watched spectacles on the diamond.
Fantasy baseball analysts are revisiting trade strategies as the season progresses, emphasizing second-half performance and park factors.
Exploring the remarkable performances, record‑breaking feats and surprising incidents that have unfolded on July 22 throughout baseball history.
Samuel "Sam" Bishop, who starred for Campbell University in the early 1960s and later built a career in industry and sport, passed away on July 8, 2026. He is survived by his wife, children, grandchildren and many friends.
Recent signing bonuses and draft selections highlight a surge of Virginia talent heading toward professional baseball.
The Los Angeles Angels have fired scout Justin "Boomer" Prinstein for filming Colorado Rockies coaches during a game, sparking a league‑wide review of video‑use policies.
The Cincinnati Reds are integrating Flexor’s AI Context Engine with Databricks to transform disparate data sources into structured, reusable intelligence, supporting everything from post‑game analysis to contract review and fan engagement
Los Angeles Angels terminated scout Justin "Boomer" Prinstein following a breach of MLB’s sign‑stealing regulations, after video evidence emerged from a Rockies game.
Shortstop Camden Kozeal inks a $772,500 contract with the Miami Marlins, joining a wave of Arkansas draftees securing professional deals before the July 27 deadline.
Camden Kozeal has agreed to a $772,500 contract with the Miami Marlins, joining a wave of draft signings that includes several top prospects heading to MLB teams.
The Los Angeles Angels terminated the contract of scout Justin "Boomer" Prinstein, known as "The Baseball Spy," after he was caught filming the Colorado Rockies' coaching staff. The incident, which occurred in May 2026 at Coors Field, adds to the franchise's woes as they navigate a new era under GM John Mozeliak.
The arrival of two five-star freshmen and key transfers has Ohio State basketball buzzing, with high expectations for talent, depth, and on‑court chemistry.
During a July 21, 2026, matchup in Seattle, a throwing error by Mariners pitcher José A. Ferrer allowed Reds prospect Elly De La Cruz to reach third base, underscoring a pivotal moment in the game.