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Seton Hill’s record‑breaking Jack Whalen discusses his move to the transfer portal, the emerging fifth‑year rule and the broader impact on college athletes.
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Seton Hill’s record‑breaking Jack Whalen discusses his move to the transfer portal, the emerging fifth‑year rule and the broader impact on college athletes.

Buster Posey returned to KNBR's 'Murph and Markus' show to clarify a hot mic incident, discuss roster moves, and outline the team's relationship with the station.

After more than four decades of calling San Francisco Giants games, Mike Krukow is stepping away, leaving behind a legacy of humor, insight, and a unique connection to the team's fans.

Mike Krukow, whose 36‑year career has defined Giants broadcasting, revealed his retirement plans, reflecting on a partnership with Duane Kuiper, health challenges, and the outpouring of fan tributes that underscore his lasting impact on the sport.

A venture capital group led by Joshua Kushner sought to buy a slice of the World Cup, only to see the plan shelved amid threats of boycott and criticism of FIFA’s leadership.

Boston’s front office swapped its 2021 fourth‑overall pick for a left‑handed reliever, signaling a focus on bullpen depth as the club pushes for a playoff run.

Mike Krukow, a longtime San Francisco Giants broadcaster and former MLB pitcher, revealed his retirement at the close of the 2026 season, concluding a career that spanned playing, broadcasting, and a deep connection with fans and colleagues alike.

The San Francisco Giants have transformed a once‑bare farm system into one of baseball’s most promising talent pipelines, driven by strategic trades, international signings, and Buster Posey’s leadership.

Veteran San Francisco Giants radio analyst Mike Krukow, 74, is retiring at the end of 2024 after a 15‑year run marked by a degenerative muscle condition. His partnership with Duane Kuiper, a grassroots Frick Award campaign, and the broader challenges facing baseball broadcasting are examined.

Boston Red Sox President of Baseball Operations Craig Breslow outlined the rationale behind a series of high‑profile trades that have reshaped the roster, emphasizing the team's recent resilience and the strategic need to bolster catching depth and bullpen performance.

Buster Posey’s trade deadline moves illustrate the Giants’ commitment to a bottom‑up rebuild, targeting youth and long‑term competitiveness.

The Philadelphia Phillies completed a high‑profile trade at the MLB deadline, bringing in second baseman Luis Arraez and reliever Caleb Kilian from the San Francisco Giants, addressing key offensive and relief needs.

UCSB’s baseball legacy is under strain as the program grapples with a $60‑$70 million stadium renovation, scholarship expenses and the impact of NIL payouts on player retention.

Multiple major league baseball players were traded ahead of the trade deadline, including Kevin Gausman to the Cubs, Tyler Mahle to the Braves, Luis Garcia Jr. to the Yankees, Freddy Peralta to the Rays, Tarik Skubal to the Dodgers, Luis Castillo to the White Sox, Lane Thomas to the Braves, Dean Kremer to the Twins, and Curtis Mead to the Red Sox. The trades impact fantasy baseball strategies, with some players expected to improve their performance in new environments.

A rundown of the most impactful players on the waiver wire, from returning starters to emerging relievers, as the trade deadline approaches.

The Los Angeles Dodgers’ latest trade brings Detroit’s Tarik Skubal into a rotation already brimming with stars, sparking debate over the league’s growing imbalance and the future of the San Francisco Giants.

A whirlwind of offensive fireworks and pitching battles defined the latest MLB action, with the Astros climbing to the top of the AL West and the Twins tightening the wild‑card race.

The Padres exploded for six runs in the first four innings, with Fernando Tatis Jr. and Luis Rengifo leading the charge, while Carson Whisenhunt’s rough outing left the Giants unable to answer.

The Women’s Pro Baseball League launches its first season this weekend in Springfield, Illinois, drawing sold‑out crowds and international broadcast interest.

Munetaka Murakami’s 24th homer for the Chicago White Sox and Shohei Ohtani’s 24th blast for the Los Angeles Dodgers highlighted a day of Japanese dominance in Major League Baseball.
Throughout the decades, August 1 has been the stage for a string of extraordinary baseball achievements, ranging from record‑setting performances to memorable suspensions.

Chad Tracy’s homecoming to Dodger Stadium coincides with a pivotal turnaround for the Boston Red Sox, blending personal history with on‑field resurgence.

A late‑night scooter accident involving Harrison Bader and a San Francisco Fire Department vehicle has cut short the outfielder’s 2026 campaign, raising questions about his health, the Giants’ roster plans, and the broader culture of athlete transportation.

With the 2026 draft signed and the deadline passed, five analysts break down the most influential selections, from the Giants' collegiate arms to the Rays' high‑upside prep talent.