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It is official, the Boston Red Sox are 464-464 since winning the 2018 World Series, exactly a .500 baseball team through and through. “We didn’t play well today,” a now-defeated Alex Cora said in his postgame interview after a Brewers sweep. A grey cloud is hanging over this 2025 Red Sox team, despite many projecting… read more
Could It Be Time For Bigger Questions To Be Answered?
The Texas Rangers have tried just about everything to get their struggling offense rolling. It started with small lineup shakeups and players’ meetings, then it turned to bigger things. Countless changes of players, franchise heroes of the World Series run being moved to the very bottom of the order, and even mandatory batting practice enforced… read more
City of Angel: Martinez Powers Cleveland Guardians to Victory over World Champions
Nobody would have blamed the Cleveland Guardians if they had been swept at home by the Los Angeles Dodgers. After all, the Dodgers are the World champions, they have Shohei Ohtani, and they are the best team money can buy. But the Guardians scrapped their way to a 7-4 victory to finish the series with… read more
Rooftop Mingle: Charlie Condon, 2024 3rd Overall Pick
There is a lot of hope and clout surrounding 2024 first-round pick Charlie Condon. Selected third overall by the Colorado Rockies from the University of Georgia, Condon didn’t exactly have the best start to his professional career. A thumb injury hindered his performance with High-A Spokane en route to helping the Indians win a championship…. read more
Rangers Bats Silent Again In Shutout Loss To Blue Jays
In all of Major League Baseball, there has been no better pitcher in his home ballpark than Tyler Mahle. Saying “you know what you’re going to get” when Mahle takes the ball in Arlington isn’t an understatement. Entering play tonight, Mahle was 4-1 with an MLB-best 0.95 ERA at Globe Life Field through seven starts… read more
Rockies Fall to Cubs 2-1, Swept in Chicago Series
The Colorado Rockies’ struggles continued Wednesday night at Wrigley Field, as they suffered a 2-1 defeat to the Chicago Cubs, completing a three-game sweep. The loss drops the Rockies to a league-worst 9-47 record, while the Cubs improve to 35-21, maintaining their lead in the National League Central. The Cubs wasted no time getting on… read more
Looking For Any Spark, Rangers Activate Corey Seager
Oftentimes in baseball, the question of how much one singular player can impact a team is asked. We’ve seen it thrown around many times over the years with the Los Angeles Angels, who have made the postseason just once since Mike Trout made it to the big leagues and failed to play into October through… read more
20 Is a Magic Number: Shohei Ohtani Strikes Again as LA Dodgers Beat Cleveland Guardians
The World Series champion Los Angeles Dodgers relied on the long ball in a 9-5 win over the Cleveland Guardians on Tuesday night at Progressive Field. Shohei Ohtani homered for the third straight game, becoming the first player in the major leagues to hit 20 homers this year. Looking at the calendar, we are still… read more
Rangers Bullpen Goes 7 Scoreless To Pick Up Shutout Win
When Nathan Eovaldi takes the mound, you’re pretty much always going to get good length out of him. However, much to the surprise of everyone, today was not one of those days as Eovaldi was removed from tonight’s game after just two innings of work for precautionary reasons with tricep tightness. Needing to cover a… read more
Rockies lose 4-3 as Cubs walk it off in extras
Victory remains elusive for the 2025 Colorado Rockies as they fell to 9-46 on the season following a heartbreaking 4-3 extra-innings loss to the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday. Despite a valiant effort to rally back, the Rockies couldn’t hold off the Cubs in the 11th inning, marking their eighth consecutive loss at Wrigley. The Cubs… read more
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