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Cubs in trade talks with Pirates on Mitch Keller and possibly others
The Chicago Cubs and the Pittsburgh Pirates have been discussing a trade that would involve sending starting pitcher Mitch Keller to Chicago, per Bob Nightengale. Almost every contending team will be looking for starting pitching at the deadline. The Cubs are certainly no exception. Their rotation has not been terrible, but it is not set… read more
With The Rays in New Hands- What Happens Now?
Recently, the Tampa Bay Rays’ principal owner, Stuart Sternberg, has begun extensive negotiations to sell the team to a group led by Patrick Zalupski and other significant Tampa-based investors. With this sale most likely keeping the Rays in the Tampa Bay area despite the lack of a permanent home, what is the status of some… read more
Across the Rokuniverse: Cleveland Guardians Offense Lays Nationally Televised Egg
Baseball fans who tuned into Roku’s Sunday Leadoff game were treated to the play-by-play of Tom Hamilton, who will go into the Baseball Hall of Fame next month. They didn’t get much of a treat from the Cleveland Guardians, who lost their fourth straight game by a 7-0 score to the St. Louis Cardinals. MAKE… read more
Rockies snag 4-3 win in extras over Brewers
The Colorado Rockies snapped a grueling five-game skid with a dramatic 4–3 extra‑innings win over the Milwaukee Brewers on June 29, 2025. The momentous contest at American Family Field unfolded much like a baseball thriller—pitchers traded zeros early, bats woke late, and unlikely heroes emerged as Colorado clawed back to victory in the 11th inning…. read more
Rangers Fall To Mariners 6-4 In 12 To Drop Game, Series
It’s not often that two games in Major League Baseball feel like the same game. It’s even rarer when three consecutive contests have weirdly similar styles. However, for the Texas Rangers, that has to be what their big interdivision set with the Seattle Mariners just felt like. For the first time since 2012, the Rangers… read more
House of Cards: Cleveland Guardians’ Lead Collapses as Record Drops Below .500
The Cleveland Guardians entered the fourth inning with a chance to get shut out three times in a row for the first time since 1991. That didn’t happen, as Cleveland erupted for six runs to secure a 6-1 lead over the St. Louis Cardinals. Unfortunately, that lead was not secure, as the Cards scored eight… read more
Ballpark Bets: Winner, Winner Chicken Dinner
Mets Money line, A’s Money line, Giants Money line, and Rays Money line (+1225) The Mets have lost 12 of 15 and had a players only meeting. Got to imagine that sparks them a bit and gives them some juice. They’ve been playing a bad brand of baseball and need to right the ship. The… read more
Rockies muster just one hit in ninth shutout loss
The Colorado Rockies’ woes continued on Saturday as they suffered their ninth shutout of the season, falling to 18-65 in a 5-0 loss to the Milwaukee Brewers. The story of the game was Quinn Priester, whose performance was nothing short of spectacular. He carved through the Rockies’ lineup over seven innings, yielding just one hit… read more
Rockies comeback falls short in 10-6 loss to Brewers
The Colorado Rockies stepped onto the field at American Family Field in Milwaukee, hoping to snap a skid—and instead watched a promising game unravel, ultimately surrendering to the Brewers, 10–6. The high-scoring affair highlighted both bright spots and persistent struggles for Colorado, particularly on the mound. The game began as a pitcher’s duel. Rockies’ starter… read more
Rangers Can’t Complete Comeback In 7-6 Extra Innings Loss To Seattle
Through the first 70 games of the 2025 season, the Texas Rangers had not played a single extra-innings contest. In the last two weeks, the Rangers have played three, entering play 2-0 when going past nine innings this season, with their most recent, a 6-5 10-inning comeback win over the Orioles on Tuesday. Friday night’s… read more
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