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A six‑year, $105 million deal once promised a new era for the Seattle Mariners, but a sharp decline in Cal Raleigh’s 2026 production is testing that promise.
Former LSU star Kade Anderson continues to dazzle in the Texas League, posting a 5.1‑scoreless‑inning outing that highlights his elite prospect status.
Longtime Mariners broadcaster Rick Rizzs discusses his career, inspirations and future plans after retirement.
After a standout college career that helped LSU capture the 2024 national title, Jake Brown turned heads in his first professional games, hitting his first home run in his debut and earning a quick promotion.
A look at the latest moves affecting players from Southern Arizona and the University of Arizona, including releases, promotions and trades across the minor league system.
A look at the journey that led Blake Weiman to the Los Angeles Angels, from a rehab assignment in Arizona to a standout performance in Double‑A, culminating in his first major‑league appearance.
The Orioles sent outfielder Taylor Ward to the Mariners at the trade deadline, acquiring him in exchange for three pitchers and two minor‑league prospects. Ward's strong plate‑appearance numbers and projected RBI boost make the move a key storyline for both real‑world baseball and fantasy leagues.
A rundown of the most impactful trades ahead of the fantasy baseball deadline, featuring Luke Weaver, Luis Arraez, Adley Rutschman and several other key players.
With the trade deadline passed, fantasy baseball managers can uncover hidden gems on the waiver wire, from power hitters to breakout pitchers, to reshape their rosters for the stretch run.
Recent call‑ups and injury replacements are delivering surprising production, reshaping lineups and fantasy rosters across the league.
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.
The final trade deadline arrives Monday at 6 p.m. ET, prompting a wave of roster changes that ripple through fantasy lineups and waiver wire priorities.
After nearly three decades leading Princeton’s baseball program, former MLB catcher Scott Bradley was fired. The move follows a 15‑27 record in 2026, ending a tenure that included seven Ivy League titles and seven NCAA Tournament appearances.
Recent trades have reshaped rosters in fantasy baseball, with veterans moving teams and top prospects poised for breakout performances.
With the trade deadline looming, fantasy managers can capitalize on emerging talents and injury replacements highlighted in the latest waiver wire rankings.
The Dodgers add AL Cy Young winner Tarik Skubal, while the White Sox and Braves make notable moves; odds favor Los Angeles, and bettors eye standout matchups this week.
The Dodgers' recent World Series triumph showcases a strategy that blends home‑grown talent with blockbuster signings, while the franchise rejects calls for a salary cap.
A flurry of mid‑season trades has sent veteran arms and emerging bats to new destinations, prompting both strategic shifts for contenders and fresh opportunities for fantasy owners.
Logan Schmidt, the seventh‑ranked high school pitcher in the nation, announced his intent to play for LSU in 2027 rather than sign with the Cleveland Guardians, a decision shaped by MLB’s looming lockout and LSU’s track record of producing top draft talent.
The Pirates' bullpen struggles and need for starting pitching have put the front office under pressure to act before the MLB trade deadline, with three potential trade targets emerging.
With a 53‑58 record, Seattle faces a pivotal decision: swing for the 30/30 shortstop Zach Neto or solidify the back end of the rotation with Mets reliever Luke Weaver. The choice could reshape the club’s postseason outlook.
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.
Luis Arraez's elite contact skills make him a coveted asset for playoff‑bound teams, reshaping fantasy dynamics and lineup strategies across the league.
Roki Sasaki was removed in the sixth inning of a July 30, 2026 game against the Seattle Mariners after allowing a run, a move made by manager Dave Roberts.