Royals need Minor to be Major
To start the last week before the All-Star break, the Cincinnati Reds visit the K for a three game series starting tonight.
Last year was an especially tough Fantasy season for running backs, as injuries and Covid-19 opted-out personnel mounted higher than in any other previous campaign. We expect to breathe a sigh of relief in 2021, but the market for running backs is thirstier than ever.
The South Siders look to continue their winning ways against Minnesota
After dropping two out of three games in Detroit...
The Mets returned home after a seven-game road trip (that, yes, included road games in New York), and Acting general manager Zack Scott gave a press conference updating the media on various topics surrounding the team.
Last CLE mock highlighting some possible targets, then I'll post my final mock on draft day Sunday and probably some favorites lists before that.
23 RHP Michael McGreevy (UC Santa Barbara), 20.11yo
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After winning one out of three in Detroit, the White Sox are back on the road to Minnesota to face-off against the Twins ... again. Hopefully, this series against them goes as well as last week’s did.
Monday, July 5, 2021 • 7:10 P.M. Citi Field • Flushing, New York RHP Brandon Woodruff (7-3, 1.87) vs. Tylor Megill (0-0, 4.82) SNY • WCBS 880 AM • WQBU 92.7 FM The Mets return to Citi Field to face a surging Milwaukee Brewers club that had an 11-game win streak snapped on Sunday.
The Reds head to KC to keep the win streak a-rolling.
It’s a good time to be a sports fan in Wisconsin. On the eve of the Milwaukee Bucks making their first NBA Finals appearance since 1974, Milwaukee’s other red-hot team comes to Queens to play the Mets for a three-game set at Citi Field.
We should all love baseball as much as Brett Phillips loves baseball
There’s nothing like winning a series in the Bronx to boost morale. Losing three-of-four in Atlanta – by a combined 35-13 score – was less than ideal, but taking two-of-three from the flailing Yankees made the Braves series seem like a distant memory.
The omission of Jarren Duran from the Team USA Olympic baseball roster initially was a head-scratcher, but now it makes perfect sense. Duran, despite excelling during the Olympic qualifying tournament, was left off a roster that includes Red Sox farmhands Triston Casas and Jack Lopez.
Despite falling short in the All-Star polls, the Pale Hose catcher knows his worth
