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Major League Baseball revealed its All-Star selections, but several standout performers were left off the roster. This piece ranks the biggest snubs across the league, highlighting those who earned consideration despite injuries or tough competition.
The upcoming midsummer classic will feature a historic four‑starter lineup for the Dodgers, while injuries and a right‑biceps issue force several marquee names out of the game.
The official All-Star rosters were revealed at 7:30 p.m., highlighting fan‑chosen starters, reserve breakthroughs and the impact of injuries on this year's selections.
From a 6‑0 lead evaporating against the Dodgers to a walk‑off homer that sealed a Guardians win, yesterday’s games delivered drama, comebacks and standout performances.
Despite offensive firepower, teams like the Phillies, Twins, and Athletics are falling behind defensively, a trend reflected in DRS, FRV, and efficiency scores.
Projections for the remainder of the 2026 fantasy baseball season highlight a reshuffling of the top‑10 hitters and pitchers, with established stars like Jordan Walker and Byron Buxton expected to tumble while prospects such as Junior Caminero and Paul Skenes move upward.
Bryce Harper, once celebrated for his offensive prowess, now faces significant defensive challenges at first base, prompting analysis of his positioning, technique, and adaptation to a new role.
Experts project that several current top‑10 hitters and pitchers will lose their spots by season’s end, while emerging talents could take their places.
The San Francisco Giants are enduring one of their worst campaigns in recent memory, yet the club's storied past offers several blueprints for a rapid turnaround.
The Miami Marlins posted a historic 20‑win June, narrowing the gap to the Braves and sparking a wave of power hitting across the league.
An overview of June's statistical highlights, from breakout hitters to underperforming arms, and what it means for fantasy leagues.
Major League Baseball's new draft framework aims to shift elite prospects toward college baseball, offering teams like LSU a competitive edge while reshaping negotiations for the upcoming collective bargaining agreement.
As the MLB season hits its July turning point, the latest power rankings reveal a mix of dominance, breakout performances and front‑office maneuvering that will shape the second half
Junior catcher Daniel Jackson led the SEC in batting, homers and RBI, becoming the first catcher to reach 30 homers and 25 steals in NCAA history.
The latest FanGraphs power rankings show the Dodgers leading the NL West by ten games, the Rays on a five‑game streak, and the Yankees swept by Boston. Key performances from Betts, Woodruff, Harper and Caminero highlight the week’s action.
The rest‑of‑season (ROS) rankings that have become a staple for fantasy baseball managers are more than a simple list; they are a strategic compass that points toward the players most likely to deliver value over the final stretch of the campaign.
The New York Mets ended a seven‑game skid with a 6‑2 win over the Philadelphia Phillies, highlighted by pivotal triples from Lindor and Soto and a rain‑delayed showdown.
The Philadelphia Phillies secured a 2-1 win over the New York Mets, tightening their winning streak to four games with a performance marked by precision and late-game composure.
A spectacular grab by Derek Hill denied Juan Soto a two‑run homer, allowing the Phillies to pull ahead and hold on for a 2‑1 win.
The Philadelphia Phillies delivered a series of unforgettable moments, from Kyle Schwarber's three‑home‑run game to dramatic ninth‑inning rallies that reshaped their division standing.
A deep dive into the weekly fantasy baseball rankings and player grades that blend industry‑leading projections with matchup analysis, offering managers a reliable tool to set their lineups.
The Philadelphia Phillies have turned a 9‑19 start into a 45‑36 record, fueled by power hitters and a revitalized rotation, yet inconsistency and bullpen woes remain.
The Philadelphia Phillies delivered a series of unforgettable moments, from Kyle Schwarber's three-home-run explosion to Bryce Harper's cycle, cementing a turnaround that has them within striking distance of the NL East lead.
The Phillies hit game‑winning homers in three consecutive contests, the Astros clinched a wild‑card, and the Red Sox edged the Yankees, while the Mets fell to a six‑game skid.