Jake Mintz & Jordan Shusterman recap all the action from this past weekend in baseball including the Little League Classic and the final Battle of the Bay in Oakland. The two also make their pick for the player of the weekend.
The Atlanta Braves suffered another major injury in their lineup, with Austin Riley fracturing his right hand when he was hit by a pitch on Sunday.
The White Sox are 38.5 games back from the last AL wild-card spot.
Cincinnati Reds pitcher Hunter Greene was placed on the 15-day injured list with elbow soreness on Saturday. The seriousness of the injury has yet to be determined.
Beltré will join Nolan Ryan and Iván Rodríguez as the only Rangers players to receive the honor.
The 40-year-old three-time Cy Young Award winner is currently on the IL with arm fatigue.
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Tyler Glasnow is going back on the injured list with elbow tendinitis. He was previously on the IL this season with back tightness.
Not ideal for the Yankees outfielder.
Veteran pitcher Rich Hill has signed a minor-league deal with the Boston Red Sox. It's the eighth time Hill has signed a contract with Boston.
The Boston Red Sox are activating first baseman Triston Casas for Friday's matchup with the Baltimore Orioles. Casas has been out since April due to torn cartilage in his rib cage.
Jake Mintz & Jordan Shusterman talk about if the D-backs or Padres can catch the Dodgers in the NL West after their hot streak, the Astros doing typical Astros things and how realistic a 6 innings starter mandatory rule might be.
The Astros have reached the ALCS in seven straight seasons, and there's no reason to think they won't make it eight.
Since the start of June, no team in baseball entering Friday has a better record than Arizona’s mark of 44-21.
With strong walk years, Juan Soto, Teoscar Hernández and Corbin Burnes are among those looking forward to big paydays this winter.
Sandberg was diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer in January.
Set up your fantasy baseball teams for success to close out Week 19 with these adds from analyst Fred Zinkie.
Milwaukee Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich will undergo season-ending back surgery. The 2019 NL MVP has been out since July 24 due to back inflammation.
New York Yankees slugger Aaron Judge hit the 300th home run of his career Wednesday. He ranks seventh all time in Yankees history.
Buehler struggled with control in a loss to the Brewers in his first game since mid-June.
Get excited, Sox fans.
Jazz Chisholm injured his left elbow while sliding into home plate on Monday.
Jake Mintz & Jordan Shusterman talk about if there will be a 100-game winner in MLB this season, take a look at the panic meter for teams in baseball and discuss the Rays recalling top prospect Junior Caminero.
Juan Soto has hit a lot of home runs in his relatively brief MLB career. But he had never done this.
The Rays called up the hard-hitting third baseman Tuesday as they look to make up ground in the wild-card race.
While this version of the Padres has fewer top-tier names than in years prior, this version might be made for October.
The pitcher and catcher, both drafted by Seattle in 2018, are at the forefront of an era of Mariners baseball defined by homegrown pitching.
Ryan hurt himself while throwing a slider in the fifth inning against the Pirates on Saturday.
Merrill has five game-tying or go-ahead home runs in the eighth inning or later this season. On Monday, he delivered his heroics on the field with two outs in the ninth.
A bad night for the Yankees got worse with an injury to Chisholm, who has been on a tear since joining New York before the trade deadline.
Los Angeles Dodgers All-Star Mookie Betts played right field in his return to the team Monday vs. the Brewers. He had played shortstop all season before fracturing his left hand.
The Red Sox center fielder's use of an anti-gay slur serves as a reminder that the cause to which Billy Bean dedicated the last decade of his life remains unfinished.
Boston Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran was suspended two games for directing an anti-gay slur at a fan in the stands. The incident was picked up by mics during the NESN broadcast.
Jake Mintz and Jordan Shusterman discuss the weekend that was in Major League Baseball and talk about which division races they are keeping a close eye on in the final couple of months of the season and they get into some of our favorite segments, including Sorry for Your Mentions.
The blue and orange monster under the bed, the boogeyman lurking in the shadows, looks set to make a run at its eighth straight ALCS appearance.
Duran and the Red Sox apologized in a joint statement issued by the team.
Here's how the Giants, Cardinals, Cubs and others can sneak into October.
Jake Mintz & Jordan Shusterman talk about if there’s a possibility we see pro baseball players participating in the 2028 Summer Olympics, the Braves and Reds taking their game next year to the racetrack and make their picks for The Good, The Bad and The Uggla.
Baseball could make its return to Olympic play in L.A., and stars such as Bryce Harper and Shohei Ohtani want in.
The teams will meet at the historic NASCAR track on Aug. 2, 2025.
Whether you need contributors for this weekend or the long haul, fantasy baseball analyst Fred Zinkie has you covered with his favorite adds to close out Week 18.
Tommy Pham and Josh Bell could also turn out to be two of the best additions at this year's deadline.
The Texas Rangers visited the White House to celebrate their 2023 World Series championship, presenting President Joe Biden with a jersey and a pair of cowboy boots.
The Phillies hope to build some momentum after finishing the season 5-1 against the Dodgers. Meanwhile, the NL West leaders are in a tighter race than expected.
Prep your fantasy baseball rosters for the weekend with matchups to target and avoid and starting streamers from analyst Fred Zinkie.
Pedro Grifol is finally out, but the damage is already done.
Schwarber took advantage of what the Dodgers say was "an egregious miscall."
Parker Meadows somehow robbed what should have been a two-run home run late Wednesday in Seattle.
Jurickson Profar slammed his helmet down hard after taking a pitch to his right leg on Wednesday at PNC Park.
The pitch was tied for the fastest in the history of the pitch-tracking era to secure a strikeout. It wasn't even Chapman's fastest pitch of the at-bat.
Jake Mintz & Jordan Shusterman talk about the White Sox finally snapping their 21-game losing streak, give a check in to the major end-of-year awards and remember the late Billy Bean and the legacy he’s left behind on the game of baseball.