15 minutes ago

Milwaukee Sets Franchise Record by Reaching 50 Wins in 79 Games

Milwaukee became the fastest team in franchise history to reach 50 wins, continuing one of baseball's best starts this season. The Brewers achieved the milestone in just 79 games and carry plenty of momentum into their weekend series against the Cubs. Strong pitching and balanced offense have helped Milwaukee emerge as one of the National League's top contenders this year.

By Abhay Aggarwal

43 minutes ago

Royals Searching for Answers After Brutal Stretch

The Royals have endured one of their roughest two-game stretches of the season, getting outscored 35-3. Kansas City fell 13-2 to the Rays before suffering a crushing 22-1 loss to the White Sox. The offense has managed only three runs while the pitching staff has allowed 35, leaving the Royals searching for answers entering Saturday's matchup against Chicago.

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 2 hours ago

MLB's Biggest Matchups Take Over Saturday

Saturday's MLB schedule features several marquee matchups. The Yankees visit the Red Sox looking to avoid a series sweep, while the Dodgers face the Padres in another NL West showdown. The Cubs meet the Brewers, Phillies continue their rivalry with the Mets, and the Astros take on the Tigers as a full 15-game slate fills the day.

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 2 hours ago

Gerrit Cole Takes Mound as Yankees Try to Halt Red Sox Surge

The Yankees (48-33) send Gerrit Cole (2-2, 3.62 ERA, 29 K) to the mound against Jake Bennett (1-3, 3.71 ERA, 22 K) as they try to avoid a third straight loss. Boston leads the four-game series 2-0 after Friday's 6-1 win, when benches cleared following a heated exchange between Willson Contreras and Will Warren.

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 3 hours ago

Aaron Boone Calls Contreras Incident 'Ridiculous'

Aaron Boone didn't hold back after the Yankees' 6-1 loss to Boston and the benches-clearing incident with Willson Contreras. "I think we all see how ridiculous it was," Boone said. He added, "His arms hang over the plate... I don't know where we're supposed to go." Boone also called the warnings "kind of ridiculous."

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 3 hours ago

Friday Night Fireworks: White Sox Drop 22, Red Sox Take Down Yankees

Friday's MLB slate featured several dominant performances. The Red Sox beat the Yankees 6-1, while the White Sox erupted for a 22-1 rout of the Royals. The Tigers blanked the Astros 8-0, the Padres rolled past the Dodgers 7-1, and the Brewers defeated the Cubs 6-2. Tampa Bay handled Arizona 6-1 as the Phillies edged the Mets 2-1.

By Abhay Aggarwal

about 9 hours ago

David Peterson Excited for Cubs Opportunity After Surprising Move from Mets

The Cubs acquired Peterson from the Mets. While the 2025 All-Star has struggled this season, he feels he can get back in form with Chicago. "I went through some things early in the year that I needed to clean up. I feel better now." Peterson had a 2.90 ERA in 2024 and a 4.22 ERA in 2025.

By Ankit Sharma

about 10 hours ago

Jacob Misiorowski Makes Epic Claim After Setting MLB Record Against Cubs

At 105.5 mph, Misiorowski threw the fastest pitch ever recorded by a starter in the pitch-tracking era against Pete Crow-Armstrong in the 6-2 win over the Cubs. The 24-year-old claimed that he slipped on that particular pitch, and a faster pitch is definitely possible. "Science says you can hit 108. Someone eventually is going to hit it."

By Ankit Sharma

about 10 hours ago

Juan Soto Called Former Manager Carlos Mendoza After Receiving News of Mets Firing

Soto said the front office called him Friday morning to inform him of the decision to fire Mendoza. The four-time All-Star thanked Mendoza and revealed he was one of the people who made him feel comfortable in the Mets clubhouse after signing his 15-year, $765 million contract in 2024. "I really appreciate what he did for me."

By Ankit Sharma

about 10 hours ago

Twins Top Rockies in 10 Innings After Blowing Seven-Run Lead

Royce Lewis hit an RBI single in the 10th as the Twins recovered from losing a seven-run lead to beat the Rockies 9-8. Lewis and Byron Buxton finished with three hits each, ‌Kody Clemens and Brooks Lee homered, and Trevor Larnach finished with two hits. Jake McCarthy and Hunter Goodman went deep for Colorado, who fell to 32-50.

By Ankit Sharma

about 11 hours ago

Francisco Lindor Admits the Mets Players Failed Carlos Mendoza Over the Season

"We failed Mendy. I failed Mendy. I didn't play to my capability to help him win as many games as we could," Lindor said, hours after it was confirmed the Mets let go of Mendoza after a 34-47 start. Lindor maintained that now the players have an added responsibility to "win as many games as we can" for the fans.

By Ankit Sharma

about 11 hours ago

Walker Buehler and Ty France Inspire Padres to 7-1 Win Over Dodgers

Buehler allowed one run on three hits and five strikeouts into the sixth inning against his former team in the 7-1 win. Ty France hit an early three-run homer as the Padres improved to 43-37 after their fourth straight win. Mookie Betts homered for the Dodgers (52-30), whose three-game winning streak came to an end.

By Ankit Sharma

about 12 hours ago

White Sox Blast Five Homers in 22-1 Thumping of Royals

Miguel Vargas and Jacob Gonzalez each hit three-run homers in a 10-run third inning in the 21-run thrashing of Kansas City. Kyle Teel, Andrew Benintendi, and Tristan Peters also homered as Chicago hit 22 runs in a game for the first time since 1970 and improved to 42-38. The Royals fell to 34-49.

By Ankit Sharma

about 12 hours ago

Jacob Misiorowski Creates History As Brewers Take Series-Opener Against Cubs

Misiorowski set a major league record for starters with a first-inning fastball clocked at 105.5 mph in the 6-2 win. He allowed one run over six innings and kept his MLB-best ERA at 1.45. Garrett Mitchell and William Contreras had two-run homers as the Brewers improved to 50-29. Seiya Suzuki homered for the Cubs, who fell to 44-38.

By Ankit Sharma

about 12 hours ago

Payton Tolle’s Pitching Gem Carries Red Sox to 6-1 Win Over Yankees

Tolle retired his first 16 batters and gave up just one hit over seven scoreless innings in the win. Willson Contreras homered, and Connor Wong added two RBIs for Boston as the Red Sox take a 2-0 series lead. Will Warren gave up five runs and seven hits in 5 2/3 innings as the Yankees fell to 48-33.

By Ankit Sharma

about 13 hours ago

Braves Place Robert Suarez on Injured List With Forearm Tightness

Suarez was placed on the 15-day IL retroactive to June 23. The two-time All-Star has been unavailable for the last few days, and skipper Walt Weiss has downplayed the extent of the injury. Suarez has a 0.56 ERA with four saves and 12 holds through 32 innings this season, the lowest ERA in MLB among pitchers with 3+ frames.

By Ankit Sharma

about 14 hours ago

White Sox’s Munetaka Murakami's Autographed Rookie Card Sold for $75,000

Mason Deane, a 9-year-old trading card collector from Arizona, got hold of a Murakami rookie card in April. The family put the card up for auction and sold it for $75,000. “That’s probably the best card I’m gonna get,” Mason said. The Deanes intend to travel to Chicago next month to watch a White Sox game, and hopefully, meet Murakami.

By Ankit Sharma

about 14 hours ago

Francisco Lindor Breaks Silence Over Mets Firing Carlos Mendoza Amid Dismal Campaign

The Mets fired Mendoza after a dismal 34-47 start to the season. Lindor, together with Mendoza since his hiring in late 2023, was shocked over the decision but understands where it came from. "This is a decision that Stearns and the rest of the organization felt like it was going to be best for the organization at the moment."

By Ankit Sharma

about 15 hours ago

Angels Fire GM Perry Minasian, Hire John Mozeliak As Interim GM

Minasian is out after a tenure of just over five years. "Perry has been a valued leader who has worked tirelessly over the last six years to strengthen our baseball operations department,” team president Molly Jolly said. Longtime Cardinals GM Mozeliak will take over roster maintenance in the short term, his official title being baseball operations consultant.

By Ankit Sharma

about 15 hours ago

Jacob Misiorowski Sets Record for Fastest Pitch Ever Recorded by a Starter

Misiorowski threw a 105.5 mph heater against Pete Crow-Armstrong in the game against the Cubs. This is the fastest pitch ever recorded by a starting pitcher in the pitch-tracking era (since 2008). The only pitches faster than 105.5 mph in the tracking era have been by Aroldis Chapman at 105.8 mph in 2010 and at 105.7 mph in 2016.

By Ankit Sharma

about 16 hours ago

Corbin Carroll Becomes Diamondbacks’ New Franchise Leader in Triples

Carroll got his 53rd career triple in the game against the Rays on Friday, crossing Stephen Drew's tally for Arizona. Incredibly, Carroll achieved this in 566 games, far fewer than Drew's 773 games. The two-time All-Star took only four seasons for the accomplishment and is closing in on MLB's current active triples leaders, Mike Trout and Starling Marte (55 each).

By Ankit Sharma

about 16 hours ago

Kyle Tucker Returns to Dodgers Lineup Against Padres After Recovery from Back Injury

Tucker left Monday's 2-1 win over the Twins with lower back spasms and missed the last two games. The 4-time All-Star returns for Friday's game, slotting in at the sixth spot in the batting lineup. Tucker, in his first season with the club, has recorded a .234 batting average, with six homers and 40 RBIs over 75 games.

By Ankit Sharma

about 17 hours ago

Mike Trout Leans Against Participating in Home Run Derby Due to Hamstring Injury

Trout landed on the 10-day IL with a right hamstring strain on June 18 after injuring himself in the 8-1 loss to the Diamondbacks. The 11-time All-Star, who has missed the last three All-Star games due to injuries, revealed he is inclined toward not participating in the Home Run Derby on July 13 to recover fully from the injury.

By Ankit Sharma

about 17 hours ago

Bo Bichette Reveals Honest Feelings About Mets Firing Manager Carlos Mendoza

Mendoza paid the price for the Mets' dismal run this season. NY is last in the NL East with a 34-47 record and has lost six in a row. Bichette, who joined the team last offseason, called the firing "unfortunate". “Sometimes the manager has to take the fall for the team on the field.” Andy Green is the interim manager.

By Ankit Sharma

about 19 hours ago

Nick Solak Elects Free Agency After Padres Outright

After a strong Triple-A season, Solak elected free agency when the Padres outrighted him. The veteran infielder posted a .333 slash line and 125 wRC+ before his call-up. In 10 plate appearances, he had one hit, one walk and one hit by pitch. Solak owns a .249 career MLB average but has 133 wRC+ in the minors since 2024.

By Tanish Chachra

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