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How it works →How much will the biggest stars get paid this winter? Kiley McDaniel breaks down the 2026-27 free agent class.
Post a pick on this →The Travs were consistently considered the cream of the crop in the Texas League for much of the first half of the season, but a late collapse and eventual promotions up the minor league chain ended their season as a “just okay” third place team. The Travs, despite their relative mediocrity in the final standings, […]
Post a pick on this →The Red Sox and Cardinals agreed to a trade on Tuesday.
Post a pick on this →Murphy offers critique of 2023 edition of YankeesHoward Bryant: Brewers expose baseball’s biggest lieMilwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy was captured taking a shot at a “horseshit Yankees team” after he celebrated his team clinching the World Series on Wednesday night.A video of Murphy talking to Jake Bauers emerged in which the manager tells the Brewers’ soon to be a free agent: “You’re going to be a rich fucker. Just remember when you were on that horseshit Yankees team and you guys were all playing for yourself? Just remember, say, ‘This is the way we used to do it.’” Continue reading...
Post a pick on this →In the month leading up to the last lockout, MLB teams spent more than $1.7 billion on free agents
Post a pick on this →Who could land Tarik Skubal? Which ace could be traded? Here's the latest as the hot stove ignites.
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Post a pick on this →Joel Embiid is adjusting to life as a secondary option in Philadelphia's revamped offense. With LeBron James and Jaylen Brown joining the 76ers, the former MVP admits finding his rhythm with fewer touches has been a challenge.
Post a pick on this →Milwaukee’s first World Series championship is a rebuke to baseball’s oligarch class, whose insistence that small-market teams cannot compete has been laid bare as fictionFor the entirety of the 2026 baseball season, the overlords of the game have stood on the single position that what has now happened could not happen, and the result was a year that has been treated like an appetizer for the main course of the offseason: the shutting down of the game until the players, after 40 years of resistance, finally agree to a salary cap. The insistence that the game had been predetermined undermined the Milwaukee Brewers, who spent 149 days this season atop the standings.Baseball dismissed Milwaukee’s 22-0 demolition of Seattle on 18 August, the 20-0 waxing of Cincinnati a month later, and the comprehensive dusting of their division – their fourth consecutive National League Central title and fifth in six years – by 14 games. Baseball’s owners, at their persuasive best, would have their paying customers believe that the Brewers’ franchise-record 103 regular-season wins also were an illusion, or worse, the dreaded outlier, even though Milwaukee have won 770 games since 2018, the fourth-most in all of baseball. Even when Milwaukee exhaled and made the Dodgers look old in a stirring four-game sweep, ESPN’s Jeff Passan reported the owners’ position remained unchanged. Continue reading...
Post a pick on this →Yoshinobu Yamamoto currently holds the record with a $325 million contract, while two are tied with a $43.33M AAV
Post a pick on this →Dusty Baker, Bruce Bochy, Joe Maddon and Lou Piniella are among the retired baseball managers up for Hall of Fame consideration on the contemporary era ballot.
Post a pick on this →Here's the latest buzz on free agent slugger Teruaki Sato...
Post a pick on this →Here's everything you need to know about India's tour of New Zealand, including TV channel and streaming options for the ODI matchups.
Post a pick on this →Brewers win first championship with 4-1 win in Game 5Misiorowski hurls five and two-thirds scoreless inningsContreras named World Series MVP after batting .381The Milwaukee Brewers captured their first World Series crown on Wednesday night, defeating the Tampa Bay Rays 4-1 to complete a four-games-to-one victory and end more than half a century of waiting for baseball’s biggest prize.Rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt drove in two runs and Jacob Misiorowski pitched five and two-thirds scoreless innings as Milwaukee put the finishing touches on a charmed season that began in spring training with championship ambitions and ended with a maiden title in the franchise’s 58th year. Continue reading...
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