Yesterday, the Texas Rangers fell to the Kansas City Royals by a score of 6-3, but at times, the quality of at-bats was there. On Thursday afternoon, that was not the case as Texas managed just 1 run on 3 hits in a 4- 1 loss to the Royals at Globe Life Field. “You look… read more

Legendary Cleveland sportswriter Terry Pluto recently discussed the Cleveland Guardians’ “blah identity,” which is understandable when discussing a .500 team. Since then, the Guardians has won a pair of games in San Francisco, including a 4-2 victory last night at Oracle Park. Justin Verlander, the 42-year-old future Hall of Famer, took the mound for the… read more

Most of the time, when you put up two runs in the first inning against one of the league’s best pitchers and go on to have a 12-hit night, you feel pretty good about your chances to win a ballgame. Unfortunately for the Rangers, that is exactly what happened, and still they found the short… read more

What looked like the Nationals’ best chance in days to end their disastrous skid at home quickly unraveled as the Colorado Rockies extended their hot streak with a gutsy 3–1 victory on the evening of June 18 at Nationals Park. Colorado sent veteran right-hander Germán Márquez to the mound, matching him against Washington’s lefty Mitchell… read more

Jacob Misiorowski 5+ Strikeouts (-120) He is here and he is fun to watch. The Brewers too pitching prospect deviled on all fronts in his debut, punching out five and would’ve had more if not for rolling his ankle. He can for sure hit the mark again and it won’t be easy to do. But… read more

A selection of MLB’s heaviest bats and elite arms from one of the most dramatic divisions will put on a show at the All-Star break

Cleveland Guardians fans can be forgiven for lacking confidence heading into last night’s game against the San Francisco Giants. Seattle had just swept the Guardians, and next up was Giants left-hander Robbie Ray, who had an 8-1 record. Not only that, but San Francisco had gone all-in by trading for Rafael Devers, the expensive and… read more

At Nationals Park — with 17,232 fans in attendance — the Colorado Rockies pulled off an electric offensive surge, ultimately defeating the home-standing Washington Nationals 10–6. What had begun as a modest, early back-and-forth contest erupted during a monster seventh inning for Colorado, sparking a four-homer frenzy that left D.C. stunned. This win marks the… read more