Mariners Game #79, 6/25/25: SEA at MIN
The Mariners look to secure their second straight winning series
The Mariners look to secure their second straight winning series
It’s been a while since the Royals won at home.
Go Reds!
The Cincinnati Reds play host to the New York Yankees in the series finale tonight in Great American Ball Park.
Cincinnati is going for the sweep...
Wednesday, June 25, 2025 • 7:10 PM Citi Field • Flushing, NY RHP Didier Fuentes (0-1, 7.20) vs. RHP Clay Holmes (7-4, 3.04) SNY Tuesday night was another tough night for the Mets. They got a few hits with runners in scoring position early and took a 3-0 lead.
Kyle Teel and Lenyn Sosa go off as the Sox momentarily look like a functional ballclub
Athletics looking to get back in the win column against a tough opponent
To begin the month of June last year, right-handed pitcher Jonathan Pintaro was pitching for the Glacier Range Riders in Kalispell, Montana. This June, he’s being promoted to the major leagues with the New York Mets.
The Boys in Blue need to bank some wins
The Mets have officially selected the contract of Jonathan Pintaro and recalled Brandon Waddell from Triple-A Syracuse. Lefties Jose Castillo and Richard Lovelady were designated for assignment. Pintaro...
Give the man a break!
It has been clear since 2011 that Salvador Perez loves to play baseball. He brings a joy to the game that has made him one my favorite players ever to play this sport.
What is the concept of a “groundbreaking”? It’s the construction fruition of the mantra “The journey of 1,000 miles begins with a single step.” As...
It’s Sean Burke vs. Zac Gallen. Somebody has to win this one, right?
Tuesday night’s game began promising for the Mets. Frankie Montas shined in his Flushing debut, tossing five shutout innings, and Brett Baty hit a two-run single to cap a three-run fourth inning. Carlos Mendoza called upon Huascar Brazobán for the first of 12 outs he needed from the bullpen.
Cooper Flagg’s football coach, Eric Rowell, remembers watching the talented youngster dominate at a young age. “Cooper was always playing two or three year levels up. In third grade, he was playing at a sixth-grade level and excelling,” Rowell said.