NPB 400 Home Run Club: #17 – Hiroki Kokubo
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The threat of inclement weather had already forced Boston and Chicago to play a doubleheader on Friday.
New episode of To The Show with an interview of White Sox prospect Max Banks
An 81-81 AL West champion is currently the best-case scenario.
Highlighting some sore spots — figuratively and literally — on Senior Circuit teams as they eye the postseason.
Montgomery officially surpassed a record set by Mark Reynolds 17 years ago, after tying the mark on Thursday.
An 81-81 AL West champion is currently the best-case scenario.
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7 players who could emerge as postseason stars
Without much to play for, the Dodgers-Giants rivalry had all the intensity of a leisurely stroll through the park. Tarik Skubal absolutely sliced through the Giants over seven shutout, which was enough after solo shots from Teoscar Hernandez and Andy Pages for a 2-0 victory. ====== Gonna be honest, nothing much happened on either side …
If I hadn’t known any better, I would have assumed the Royals were the team that were partying late into the night and didn’t get into town until 3 AM. They played perhaps their sloppiest game of the season and despite the fact that Gavin Williams didn’t have anything approaching his best stuff, the Royals […]
Abreu's big hit, clutch pitching from Bello, Paez lead Boston to series win
Rushing returns from IL; is that enough time to earn postseason spot?
The crew covers yesterday's performances in the latest edition of the Daily Sheet
Significant biceps injury likely to sideline red-hot Gasper for postseason
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Even in Arizona the summer is ending, and Eric has returned from vacation with answers to your deepest questions.
Red-hot Gasper exits with biceps discomfort, undergoes MRI during twin bill
Postseason FAQ: What's next for the Red Sox?
The Dodgers (97-62) came out flat once again in the finale against the Padres, losing 4-2 in a game that didn’t even feel that close. Tyler Glasnow didn’t allow a hit through five innings, but gave up two singles and a sac fly for the first run of the game in the sixth and put …
Today is my penultimate game thread for the 2026 MLB Regular season. You might have noticed I’ve been using that word a lot lately. You’ve probably guessed it’s my favorite word. You’re right. Last time we were together, Noah Cameron was performing his penultimate start to the season. Today is the ultimate. It would be […]
The Guardians coming to town to end the season rubs salt in the wound of this season. Cleveland has been completely ordinary. They were at .500 a few games into September, and yet they have already clinched a playoff spot and are in control their own destiny to win the division this weekend, one game […]
Owen Ayers – Pic by Todd Johnson The race for the Chicago Cubs Minor League Hitter of the Year comes down to two standout performers who put together extraordinary 2026 campaigns. It is a classic debate of age-defying wunderkind production versus relentless multi-level dominance and positional value. The Case for Josiah Hartshorn Argument for Hartshorn: […]
Last year, Vinnie Pasquantino started slowly and then eventually came around to put together a solid year. The hope was that this year, Vinnie would pick up where he left off and skip the “started slowly” part. That did not happen. Vinnie started slowly and then he got hurt, putting an unfortunate middle step in […]
Padres clinch 3rd straight postseason berth as they seek 1st World Series title
Ben Lindbergh and Meg Rowley banter about Alex Bregman likening getting hit by a baseball to getting hit by a baseball bat, the latest Aaron Judge-Aaron Boone drama, which records to root for in the AL West, the Max Scherzer–Justin Verlander career strikeouts rivalry, the Marlins’ pattern of using starters in relief, how many players […]
The Kansas City Royals are limping to the finish line, but Jacob Milham and Jeremy Greco use this episode to focus on what actually matters now: who is trending up, who is running out of runway, and which young arms might reshape the offseason conversation. A rough loss to the White Sox underscored just how […]
David Gofman navigates the Major Leagues and highlights changes in playing time and pitching roles offering suggestions for your dynasty teams.
Atlanta likely won't need the veteran starter in the wild-card playoff round, but pitching depth will become an issue as the postseason progresses.
Dontrelle Willis and Eric Karros share their predictions ahead of MLB's postseason.
Cubs punch return trip to postseason on banner day for PCA
These 7 series will determine the playoff picture this weekend
Philadelphia's top trade deadline acquisition, Arraez leads the National League with a .310 batting average.
Phils lose Arraez to ankle injury, then fall short in clinch attempt
Guardians clinch 3rd consecutive playoff berth with another late surge
It's a rare occasion when both the Cubs and White Sox reach the MLB postseason in the same year.
Eduardo Quintero (Photo: Cody Bashore) The Arizona Fall League is coming up soon, and the Dodgers are sending a talented group of prospects down to compete. Two Top 100 prospects are part of the class with nine total Dodgers set to play for the Desert Dogs: Anson Aroz, Brooks Auger, Charles Davalan, Chase Harlan, Cody …
The Brewers extended their best-ever regular season with their first-ever 100th win. A number of MLB teams have still never reached triple digits, though.
Spence is the third player in MLB history to do that.
New episode of To The Show with an interview of Nationals prospect Riley Maddox
Raj Mehta (@rajmehta.ca on Bluesky) highlights MLB and MiLB players you should add and drop each week
MLB Trade Rumors’ Steve Adams looks ahead to the cold outlook for the Royals this coming offseason. Although the 2026 season was an immense disappointment, it’s unlikely that there will be sweeping changes made to organizational leadership. The Royals extended manager Matt Quatraro on a new three-year contract that covers the 2027-29 seasons — with […]
The Red Sox dropped the interim tag and made it official. Chad Tracy was named Boston's 49th manager in franchise history today, capping off a historic turnaround that saw the former Spokane Indians catcher lead the team from 14 games under .500 to a postseason berth. "Chad was asked to
11 - The number of walk-off wins by Spokane—five more than the next closest Northwest League team 123.2 - Everett Catlett set a new affiliation record with 123.2 innings pitched this season—the most for any Spokane pitcher since 1982 10 - Nathan Blasick led the Northwest League with 10 wins
The 2026 season is officially over for Boston's minor league affiliates, as Worcester's campaign ended via rainout on Sunday after being eliminated from playoff contention on Saturday. The big club, meanwhile, clinched a postseason berth for the second straight year despite dropping Sunday's series finale to Tampa Bay. To make that happen, they received some help from the grandson of a franchise legend. ----- Yastrzemski helps Red Sox clinch With a go-ahead three-run home run in the sixth inning of Sunday's 4-2 win over the Astros, Braves outfielder Mike Yastrzemski , the grandson of Red Sox legend Carl Yastrzemski , helped the Red Sox clinch a spot in the postseason. Boston now leads Houston, on the outside looking in, by seven games for the second American League Wild Card spot with six games remaining. The White Sox and Blue Jays sit between the two teams in the standings. Yastrzemski's homer allowed the Red Sox to celebrate inside the visitors' clubhouse at Tropicana Field on Sunday afternoon. After Monday's off day, Boston opens a six-game homestand against the Guardians and Cubs at Fenway Park beginning Tuesday night. They currently trail the Yankees by 5 1/2 games for the top American League Wild Card spot. ----- Rehabbers in Worcester Potential pitching reinforcements were getting work in at Polar Park last week. Johan Oviedo , sidelined since late March with a right flexor strain, made a rehab start for Worcester on Thursday. In 2 1/3 innings against Durham, the 28-year-old allowed one earned run on two hits, one walk, and four strikeouts. He threw 30 pitches (20 strikes), generating three whiffs and averaging 95.9 mph with his fastball. Fellow righty Tanner Houck , working his way back from Tommy John surgery, made two relief appearances for Worcester against Durham. Working 4 1/3 total innings, the 30-year-old allowed two runs (one earned) on two hits, one walk, and five strikeouts. He threw 42 pitches (28 strikes) on Saturday, generating eight whiffs and averaging 93.2 mph with his heater. Kutter Crawford (right wrist surgery) was scheduled to make a rehab appearance for Worcester on Sunday before the game was rained out. Garrett Crochet (left shoulder inflammation), meanwhile, threw roughly 20 pitches in a side session on Saturday. ----- Arias named Eastern League's MVP, Top MLB Prospect Franklin Arias (pictured, top left) was named 2026 Eastern League MVP and Top MLB Prospect on Monday. The 20-year-old infielder batted .318/.407/.587 with 19 home runs and 52 RBI in 75 games (332 plate appearances) for Portland before being promoted to Worcester in late July. Anthony Eyanson , who the Red Sox sent to the Orioles as part of the Adley Rutschman trade, was recognized as the Eastern League's Pitcher of the Year. In addition to Arias and Eyanson, Brooks Brannon was also named a 2026 Eastern League All-Star. The 22-year-old first baseman slashed .280/.355/.560 with a career-high 22 home runs and 70 RBI in 93 games (398 plate appearances) for Portland this season. ----- Arizona Fall League contingent revealed Rosters for the 2026 Arizona Fall League, which begins on October 3, were revealed last week. The Red Sox will be sending a group of eight to play for the Mesa Solar Sox: Mason White , Antonio Anderson , Nazzan Zanetello , Harry Blum , Madinson Frias , Nicholas Judice , Trennor O'Donnell , and Caden Vire . ----- New podcast On the latest episode of the podcast , Chris and Ian celebrate the 23rd anniversary of the launch of SoxProspects.com and look ahead to the Red Sox' potential playoff roster against the Yankees in the Wild Card round. Be sure to check it out wherever you get your podcasts. ----- Players of the Week for September 14-20: Allan Castro , OF, Worcester Red Sox 5 G, 19 AB, 8 H, 4 R, 3 2B, 3 HR, 12 RBI, 2 BB, .421/.455/1.053 Castro (pictured, right) ended his season on a high note, homering twice on Wednesday and driving in a career-high seven runs on Friday. The 23-year-old switch-hitter batted .289/.354/.482 with 11 doubles, seven home runs, 36 RBI, 28 runs scored, three stolen bases, 19 walks, and 27 strikeouts in 44 games (189 plate appearances) for Worcester following July's All-Star break. He is slated to become a minor league free agent in the coming weeks. Michael Sansone , LHP, Worcester Red Sox 1 GS, 1-0, 6.0 IP, 1 H, 1 ER, 0 BB, 5 K, .053 OBA Sansone turned in a strong final start of the season on Friday. The 26-year-old lefty spent much of 2026 being shuttled between Portland and Worcester, finishing with a 5.74 ERA and a 93:44 strikeout-to-walk ratio across 25 outings (17 starts) and a career-high 111 1/3 innings. Like Castro, Sansone is in line to become a minor league free agent this winter. Photo Credit: Franklin Arias and Allan Castro by Kelly O'Connor
Franklin Arias Named Eastern League MVP and Top Prospect; Anthony Eyanson Earns Pitcher of the Year Honors; Arias, Eyanson, and Brooks Brannon Selected to Eastern League All-Star Team
9/19 Cup of Coffee: Everything went right for Worcester on Friday, as the team needed to take care of business on the field while getting some help around the league. Braiden Ward ( pictured ) and Allan Castro had huge evenings at the plate in support of a near-perfect Michael Sansone . ----- Worcester Red Sox 16, Durham Bulls (TB) 1 Worcester scored early and often, keeping its long-shot playoff hopes alive as the International League schedule winds down to a wild finish. By the end of the third inning, the WooSox sported a 12-0 lead and Allan Castro had already driven in Braiden Ward three times. Ward scored five runs and drove in three as he went 5 for 5. He pulled a solo homer over the right field wall in the sixth inning and added his 61st stolen base of the season. Castro finished with seven RBI, going 3 for 4 with two doubles, a sacrifice fly, and a three-run homer in the third. Nathan Hickey also had a three-run homer, going deep in the first. Not to be lost in the shuffle, top prospect Franklin Arias was 2 for 4 with a pair of runs driven in. The support was more than enough for Michael Sansone , who retired the first 13 batters he faced in a winning decision. Carrying a no-hitter into the fifth, Sansone allowed just one hit, a triple by former first-round pick Carson Williams. He struck out five without issuing a walk, and needed just 60 pitches to complete the six frames. Devin Sweet , Angel Bastardo , and Osvaldo Berrios went a scoreless inning each. Rochester and Indianapolis both lost, so Worcester moves to two games out of first place with just two games left to play. Third-place Syracuse was victorious, moving to just a half-game back as the International League race comes down to the wire. ----- Player of the Day: It is tough going when a six-inning start allowing one hit or an eight-total base, seven-RBI effort don't get the nod, but that was the case at Polar Park on Wednesday. Braiden Ward scored five runs as he went 5 for 5 amid talk of him joining the major league squad. Acquired from the Rockies in the deal that sent reliever Brennan Bernardino out west, Ward continues to build on his Red Sox Triple-A record for stolen bases. He has also scored 82 runs on the year while hitting .251/.364/.372. Photo Credit: Braiden Ward by Kelly O'Connor
Gonna be honest, man, there wasn’t a lot to talk about from this one. The Dodgers played like they had nothing at stake, and the Padres were motivated to clinch their playoff spot in a 4-2 loss. The Dodgers stranded their chances, generally were ineffective, and played sloppy later in the game. They played like …
The crew covers yesterday's performances in the latest edition of the Daily Sheet
Maikel Garcia was instrumental in the Royals 5-4 win last night, over the White Sox. KC raced to an early lead in the first inning. Carter Jensen and Bobby Witt Jr. recorded singles to open the game. Jac Caglianone moved them into scoring position and Maikel Garcia drove them home with a two-run single. The […]
Milwaukee has won 90 or more games in four consecutive seasons and five of the past six.
Contreras (hand) concerned about availability for Wild Card Series
Pedro believed in these Red Sox from the start -- and isn't stopping now
The Spokane Indians announced today their schedule for the 2027 Northwest League season, which opens on Friday, April 2, against the Everett AquaSox at Funko Field in Everett. Spokane's home opener is scheduled for Tuesday, April 6, against the Hillsboro Hops at Avista Stadium. The 2027 regular season will once
Quick. Tonight's #Dodgers lineup vs. Padres: pic.twitter.com/1QnyzFc7OA— Los Angeles Dodgers (@Dodgers) September 24, 2026 Series finale. pic.twitter.com/5Gk19mmz8f— San Diego Padres (@Padres) September 24, 2026
MRI clean as Rafaela returns to Red Sox lineup Thursday
Randy Dobnak failed to get out of the second inning while the offense managed just a single run against the White Sox Thursday afternoon as the Royals appropriately lost their 91st game of the season, 9-1. Chicago came out attacking Dobnak in the first inning. Through only 14 pitches, he’d already faced six batters and […]
As we near the end of the regular season, let's test the theory that competing in the WBC negatively impacts player performance in the corresponding campaign.
New episode of To The Show with an interview of Astros prospect Jagger Beck
Interesting hitting prospects rostered in 5% or fewer dynasty leagues. Every sample size in history started small.
READING, PA - The Erie SeaWolves 2026 season wrapped up on Tuesday night in game two of the Eastern League Championship Series against the Reading Fightin Phils with a 13-4 loss. It marks the fifth consecutive season that the SeaWolves have won the Eastern League's Southwest Division and a year
ERIE, PA – The Erie SeaWolves, Double-A Affiliate of the Detroit Tigers, today announced plans to host an end-of-season Sidewalk Sale on Saturday, September 26, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The sale will take place inside the main gates at UPMC Park, just outside the SeaWolves Team Store. Fans
The Trending on the Farm series will highlight player trends from the top prospects in... The post Trending on the Farm: Grant Umberger dazzles as Dash capture SAL Championship appeared first on .
In terms of pitching prospects that flew under the radar in the Red Sox system in 2026, Max Carlson should be towards the top of that list. While the 25-year-old might not be seen on any top prospect lists, Carlson showed intriguing signs on the mound during the second half of the season. "This season was a bit of a roller coaster for me," Carlson said. "I felt really good coming into spring training. Over the first month in Portland, I was probably the worst pitcher in the Eastern League. Slowly but surely, I started to climb out of it. The biggest thing I did over that big stretch of time was to just be where my feet are. I was trying not to change who I was coming to the field every day and making sure I got my work in. I kept thinking to myself it was going to come around. I strung a couple good outings together and the confidence started coming back. Before you know it, I had put together two good months. During that stretch, my stuff ticked up a little bit and warmed up. I have definitely made a lot of improvements to my arsenal as well, which helped." The North Carolina product reached Double-A for the first time in his career in 2026 and struck out 94 batters over 79.1 innings pitched. The right-hander credited the pitching coach duo in Portland for helping unlock a few things with his game. "There have been several different things I have been working on this year," Carlson noted. "Juan Rivera and Isaiah Page, the two pitching coaches here in Portland, are both extremely smart guys and they are always thinking of something you can keep in your back pocket to work on. As little as working on things during catch play, doing drills on side days, or velocity bullpens to address the needs. They have given me some big nuggets to think about over the last couple of months. My cutter, for example, I was always around 83-85mph in the past. I am now sitting 87-89mph after working with them. My fastball has also seen the velo tick back up. I was around 90-91mph at the beginning of the season. Recently, I have been 92-93mph. Those are a couple of things that I have noticed that have altered the performance a bit. My changeup also gets a lot of whiffs, but it gets barreled a little bit against righties. What can we do about that? You take a look at trends and heat maps and try something else. Maybe instead of throwing your changeup into righties, you should be backdooring it. You should be throwing it to the other side of the plate. It is what I have been working on over the last couple months, and I have had a lot of success doing that. Those two guys have been helping a ton" Carlson had a bit of a unique role in Portland this year, as he made starts, bulk inning relief outings, and even the traditional one inning relief appearances where he picked up saves. It is nothing new or unique, as the Red Sox have treated the lower minors that way dating back a few years now. "Last year I had a really bad shoulder impingement," Carlson said. "It took a long time to get that thing healthy. After rehabbing this past offseason and trying to get healthy, I kind of just told myself the only thing that mattered this year was competing the entire season and staying healthy while proving to people I could do a good job. I take that into account every single day whether I am starting or relieving. It doesn’t really matter what my role is. I am just grateful that I am here and that I am alive and pitching. It has been interesting how they were managing the bullpen arms in Portland this year. Most of the guys have been able to go at least two to three innings. If you were going to go up and help the big league team this year, you were most likely going to be going up there to throw two to three innings. I believe it is the general idea of how they are trying to prepare us." Photo Credit: Max Carlson by Kelly O'Connor
We get a pitcher’s perspective on data in the minor leagues, his late-blooming path to pro ball, and the tension between experimentation and performance
Bridgewater, New Jersey – Minor League Baseball has named Somerset Patriots INF Coby Morales and OF Garrett Martin as 2026 Eastern League All-Stars.
Chris and Ian hopped on the podcast machine after the Red Sox officially clinched a playoff spot - on the 23rd anniversary of the launch of SoxProspects.com! - to work through the team's potential playoff roster against the Yankees in the Wild Card round. They then got some final in-person scouting reports for the regular season as Ian caught the WooSox this week, briefly touched on the Red Sox AFL contingent, and had some in-depth discussion of the state of the system in response to some great listener questions. Listen in! 2:59: Working through the playoff roster 25:52: AFL contingent; WooSox scouting reports on Jedixson Paez, Tanner Houck, Blake Wehunt, Sam McWilliams, Angel Bastardo, Braiden Ward, Franklin Arias, Allan Castro, and Romy Gonzalez 46:53: Listener emails on pitch shape and the state of the system/upper minors pitching Love the show? Want to help us out while also getting exclusive goodies? Support the podcast by contributing to us on Patreon! Go to SoxProspects on Patreon for the details. A special thank you to The Ludlow Thieves for our intro/outro song, All the Money. Check them out on YouTube and Spotify . Got something to say? We love talking about what you want to hear about. Make sure to email us at podcast@soxprospects.com . Twitter @SPChrisHatfield @IanCundall @MikeAndrewsSP @SoxProspects Listen Links Subscribe on Apple Podcasts Listen on Spotify Listen on YouTube RSS Feed for your favorite podcatcher Podcast Archive
A pair of standout performers who made a major impact at Fluor Field this summer have earned recognition among the best players at the High-A level, as former Greenville Drive infielder Mason White and outfielder Enddy Azocar have been named 2026 High-A All-Stars. Both players turned in breakout stretches with
9/21 Cup of Coffee : Unfortunately, there was no minor league baseball to recap on Sunday, as Worcester's scheduled season finale was canceled. With the WooSox being the lone Red Sox affiliate still active, that brings the 2026 minor league season to an end across the organization. On behalf of everyone at SoxProspects, thank you for reading, commenting, listening, and following along throughout the season. Stay tuned next week for our annual Awards and All-Star selections as we begin putting a bow on the 2026 minor league season.
ERIE, PA - The Erie SeaWolves and Reading Fightin Phils each delivered high-quality starts in game one of the Eastern League Championship Series, but ultimately it was Reading's offense that struck the first and only blow of the night in a 1-0 win at UPMC Park on Sunday evening. SeaWolves'
9/20 Cup of Coffee: An extra-inning loss to Durham has officially eliminated Worcester from playoff contention. Even with a win they would have been eliminated after Rochester beat Buffalo. Top prospect Franklin Arias still had a big day, and Tanner Houck was solid in long relief. ----- Durham Bulls (TB) 4, Worcester Red Sox 3 (10 innings) Worcester's slim playoff hopes ended with an extra-innings loss to Durham. A two-run home run from Franklin Arias in the third inning gave the WooSox a 2-1 lead, and Arias later added an RBI single in the fifth to retake the lead at 3-2. Braiden Ward followed up his five-hit night by going 1 for 4 with a double and a walk, and Tyler McDonough went 1 for 2 with a double and two walks. Gage Ziehl turned in a quality start as he allowed two runs (one earned) over six innings. He walked one and struck out three. Making his fourth rehab appearance, Tanner Houck allowed one earned run and struck out two over 3 1/3 frames. In all, he allowed three runs over eight innings with nine strikeouts since returning on September 8. The loss went to Sam McWilliams as he allowed the zombie runner to score in the 10th. ----- Player of the Day: Franklin Arias did everything he could to keep Worcester in the playoff picture, going 2 for 4 with a home run and three RBI. Arias is up to 25 home runs and 91 RBI over 117 games between Portland and Worcester. He entered the year with 18 home runs total over his previous 240 games. The increased power output has catapulted him into a consensus top-10 prospect in the game. While it seems unlikely that Boston would add Arias to the 40-man roster to help the 2026 roster, he has put his name in the conversation to make the team in 2027. Photo Credit: Franklin Arias by Kelly O'Connor
The Iowa Cubs conclude their season today and the major league club will wrap up the regular season next Sunday. The strangest part about the minor league season coming to an end today is that it happens so quickly even though you see it coming. South Bend ended their season 10 days ago. It really […]
Welcome to the final Thursday for the 2026 Kansas City Royals. It’s an afternoon home game against the playoff-hopeful Chicago White Sox. After today, the Royals will host the equally playoff-hopeful Cleveland Guardians to finish out the season. And oh boy what a season it’s been. If you haven’t already paid heed to my boy […]
This week in Nippon Professional Baseball, the Fukuoka SoftBank Hawks clinched the Pacific League…
2026 Miles Wolff Cup Final Kansas City @ Milwaukee When: Monday, September 21 Time: 6:30 p.m. CT Where: Franklin Field – Franklin, WI Watch: Unbeaten, AABaseball.tv Kansas City @ Milwaukee When: Tuesday, September 22 Time: 6:30 p.m. CT Where: Franklin Field – Franklin, WI Watch: Unbeaten, AABaseball.tv Milwaukee @ Kansas City When: Thursday, […] The post Miles Wolff Cup Final Schedule appeared first on American Association of Professional Baseball .
The MLB postseason is right around the corner.
Two big innings in the early going, one for each team, set up a tie game for much of the night. The Royals got the key run in the 7th to get their second lead of the night, and it held up for a 5-4 victory. Seth Lugo had a fairly easy first inning, which […]
After a dominant win yesterday, the Dodgers struggled to generate offense today, going 1-for-9 with RISP and leaving 12 on base en route to just a single run. Meanwhile, the Padres had a big homer off Yoshinobu Yamamoto and got insurance after defensive struggles later in a 5-1 Dodgers loss. The five-game win streak is …
The Dodgers (97-60) beat the Padres (87-70) in dominant fashion yesterday, winning 7-0 while using a bullpen game against Padres’ ace Michael King. Most of the damage off King came in the second, where King got the first two outs relatively easily before giving up back-to-back singles and completely losing command. He hit Andy Pages …
There was a brief moment for just over two weeks in August when the Royals went 13-2 and looked like they were putting some things together. Since then, they have lost series to the Marlins, Blue Jays, Diamondbacks, Red Sox, Astros, and then got swept by the Pirates. If they lose tonight, it will be […]
The Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers have both clinched playoff spots, and both are currently on pace to be the top seed in their respective leagues. They have done it despite each having a lower payroll than the Royals. The Brewers spent $145.6 million – less than half what the last place Mets spent […]
The White Sox could have named an interim amateur scouting director after Mike Shirley resigned... The post What Could a White Sox Amateur Scouting Restructure Look Like? appeared first on .
The Dynasty Team discusses news around MLB as the regular season comes to a close and drafts Arizona Fall League rosters.
Both the Dodgers and Padres got rare tests in the last month against a winning team, and thankfully it was the Dodgers who passed this one. With a pen game against their ace in Michael King, it was the Dodgers who pulled ahead early behind a four-run inning and added on late, while the bullpen …
The last time I was physically here at Kauffman Stadium for a baseball game was on September 4, where I witnessed Daniel Lynch IV immediately give up five runs in two innings and functionally take the Royals out of the contest before it began. I got worked up enough about it that I wrote about […]
The Dodgers (96-60) finished off a sweep of the Giants on Sunday with a 3-1 win. It wasn’t the most inspiring performance from the offense, who left seven runners on and went 2-for-10 with runners in scoring position and got shut down by Matt Wilkinson over his five innings. They came through late and Emmet …
It’s the last homestand of the year. That sentence brings no small measure of relief. This has been a trying season for the Royals, and it’s certainly been a trying last month for the Royals. They have lost 14 of their last 19 games. And unlike some past years where the Royals have pivoted to […]
Owen Ayers – Pic by Todd Johnson The 2026 season was an extremely fun one for me to cover. There were a lot of new faces in new places. We had the excitement of another group of draft picks come in and hit the ground running in August. And there were a few guys who […]
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