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Neil Parker backs the Detroit Tigers to cover a -1.5 spread against the Athletics, while Josh Inglis favors the Kansas City Royals on the moneyline versus the New York Mets. Both picks hinge on recent form, pitching dominance and bullpen fatigue.
Kyle Schwarber’s recent surge with the Philadelphia Phillies has reignited debates about his Hall of Fame worthiness, as his home run totals climb toward historic milestones.
Al Holland Sr., a College Baseball Hall of Famer and longtime figure in the sport, died this week at 73. His legacy endures at North Carolina A&T and across Major League Baseball.
With the fantasy baseball season entering its crunch phase, two under-the-radar players are emerging as short-term assets. Jordan Romano’s recent relief work and Victor Bericoto’s power surge offer managers a chance to gain a competitive edge.
The Phillies fell 15-1 to the Royals, exposing pitching vulnerabilities in a game that saw 22 Royals hits and a poor outing from All-Star left-hander Cristopher Sánchez.
During a sixth‑inning dispute, Kyle Schwarber argued with umpire Alan Porter, leading to a brief on‑field confrontation that influenced the outcome of the Phillies‑Royals game.
The 2026 All-Star rosters were announced this weekend, revealing notable omissions and surprising inclusions that have sparked conversation across the sport.
As the August 3 trade deadline approaches, veteran reliever Aroldis Chapman is expected to leave the Boston Red Sox, sparking speculation about potential suitors such as the Seattle Mariners, Atlanta Braves and Philadelphia Phillies.
The Philadelphia Phillies have committed $500,000 to acquire the services of 17‑year‑old right‑hander Ho Hua, a promising arm from Pingjen Senior High School.
The University of Florida announced the hiring of Todd Butler as an assistant baseball coach, highlighting his extensive SEC background, national championship pedigree, and proven record of developing MLB draft talent.
A three‑game showdown between the Washington Nationals and Houston Astros could shape the National League wild‑card race, with both clubs looking to fine‑tune their rotations before the stretch run.
A look at the current roster of Indiana State graduates competing in professional baseball, highlighting their teams, recent performances and the program's growing influence
Al Holland Sr., a towering figure in American baseball, died on July 4, 2026, at the age of 73, leaving behind a legacy that spanned both collegiate and professional ranks.
With the 2026 MLB Draft set for July 11‑12 in Philadelphia, Arkansas could see two first‑round selections, including consensus top‑20 catcher Ryder Helfrick and pitcher Hunter Dietz, while coach Dave Van Horn lambasts the schedule and key players weigh return versus pro debut.
The recent blockbuster trade of Jaylen Brown in the NBA highlights the financial pressures that could soon confront Major League Baseball as it considers a salary cap, raising questions about player earnings, team competitiveness, and the sport’s unique fan connection.
An analysis of the ten lowest‑performing hitters using 5×5 metrics, showing why some of them may still represent buy‑low opportunities.
A deep dive into the players whose counting stats mask poor contact quality, and what that means for fantasy managers.
A deep dive into the ten lowest‑performing starters shows that raw ERA can be deceptive, and underlying statistics are key to evaluating fantasy value.
Cam Caminiti’s recent six‑scoreless‑inning outing for the Rome Emperors highlights a rapid ascent that has Braves officials and fans watching his development toward a potential major‑league rotation spot.
From the Cardinals' 28‑run explosion to Aaron Judge's early 30‑home‑run milestone, this piece weaves together the most memorable performances that have shaped baseball history.
The Kansas City Royals broke a four-game skid with a 5-2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, highlighted by Salvador Perez’s two-run double and the induction of John Wathan into the team’s Hall of Fame.
The Cincinnati Reds avoided a sweep, ending a six‑game home skid with a 3‑2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles, highlighted by Steer’s late blast and Lodolo’s dominant pitching.
The Cincinnati Reds broke a six-game home skid on Sunday, defeating the Baltimore Orioles 3-2. Key performances from rookie Spencer Steer, Nick Lodolo and Sal Stewart paved the way for a late rally that fell short for Baltimore.
A late rally powered by rookie Sal Stewart and a six‑inning shutout from Nick Lodolo gave the Cincinnati Reds a 3‑2 win over the Baltimore Orioles, halting a six‑game home skid.