Braves Must Target These Three Pitchers For 2026
The Braves can consider this season a lost cause. Atlanta needs some firepower on the mound and here are a few potential targets for 2026.
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Diamondbacks Third Baseman Eugenio Suarez to Officially Become a Seattle Mariner
Third baseman Eugenio Suarez will once again officially be a Seattle Mariner. According to various sources, the Arizona Diamondbacks and Seattle Mariners have made what would be there second deal in a week with this one seeing the Diamondbacks trading Suarez to the Mariners in exchange for Seattle’s ninth ranked prospect in first baseman Tyler
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All-Star Form Returning? Mets Veteran Could Be the Answer They Needed
As the MLB trade deadline nears, the New York Mets are starting to turn the corner. Even with the series loss against the San Diego Padres, the offense and some pitching haven’t looked half bad. New York is recently coming off a seven-game win streak, and much of the reason isn’t just because of the
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Mets Could Steal Massive Star From Their Biggest Rival
In 2024, the New York Mets may have pulled off the biggest jersey swap of all time- acquiring massive free agent Juan Soto on an enormous 15-year, $765 million deal. However, this shouldn’t be the end of the line for New York. The team still has money, and perhaps they can use it to pay
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A’s rookie Nick Kurtz Slugs His Way Into MLB History Books
Recently, Athletics’ hulking rookie first baseman Nick Kurtz made baseball history. Kurtz, who was drafted in 2004 fourth overall by the Athletics had a game for the ages when on Friday night at Dalkin Park in Houston, he put on a power display as the 6 foot 5, 240 pound-player became the first A’s rookie
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Phillies Slugger Bryce Harper Becomes Youngest Active Player To Reach 350 Career Home runs
Philadelphia Phillies veteran slugger Bryce Harper launched a first-inning record-setting swing during a crazy 9-8 11 11-inning loss at home on Wednesday night against the Boston Red Sox. Bruce Harper Reaches Career Milestone  Harper Sets MLB Home Run Record Playing at Citizens Bank Park, Harper showed that flair for the dramatics when in the
Veteran Pitcher Jesse Chavez, 41, Retires From MLB
Veteran right-hander Jesse Chavez announced his retirement Thursday. He had 657 appearances over 18 seasons with nine different clubs.
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Padres Could Be the Favorites to Land Marcell Ozuna
The San Diego Padres are expected to be buyers at the MLB trade deadline. It’s time for trade talks to start heating up.
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Rebuild Incoming? Braves Could Shake Up Roster Before 2026
Currently, the Atlanta Braves are 10.5 games out of a wild card position, as they are 13 games below .500. Additionally, the Braves are four games behind the Miami Marlins in the NL East, with a record of 44-57. For a team that had back-to-back seasons with over 100 seasons two years ago, this is
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Veteran Kansas City Royals Southpaw Pitcher Rich Hill Makes Franchise History
It’s obvious that 45-year-old southpaw starting pitcher Rich Hill isn’t ready to call it a career. Hill, who has pitched in the majors for 20 years, agreed back on May 13th to a minor league contract with the Kansas City Royals. Still wanting to compete, Hill posted a 4-4 record with Triple-A Omaha and a
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