Why the Dodgers Still Plan To Rest Shohei Ohtani Despite His Breakout Homer

Dodger Stadium (Los Angeles) — Weeks of frustration turned into a sense of relief and, finally, a moment of levity Tuesday for Shohei Ohtani, who jokingly asked his teammates in the dugout for the home-run ball after he went deep for the first time since April 28. Lately, even brief spurts of joy and frivolity … Read more

Why The Mets Are ‘Feeling The Risk’ On Evaluating Injury-Prone Players

CITI FIELD (New York) – Mets president of baseball operations David Stearns sat in front of the microphone on Tuesday before the team opened a six-game homestand, and there were two moments that stood out from his scheduled news conference with reporters.  One was about the Mets manager, and the other was regarding his front … Read more

Willis On Dodgers Offensive Struggles: ‘They’re looking a little sluggish’

The Los Angeles Dodgers are tied with the San Diego Padres at the top of the National League West, but their offense has gone cold despite their strong record. A star-studded lineup has struggled to find the consistency expected of a team seeking a World Series three-peat. FOX Sports analyst Dontrelle Willis pointed to the lack … Read more

MLB on Mother’s Day: Best Moments on Mother’s Day Since 2000

Sunday is Mom’s day to shine, and Major League Baseball sure knows that.  Once again, numerous players on all 30 teams are wearing or using pink gear in honor of Mother’s Day. Some players are using pink bats, like New York Yankees star Aaron Judge. In fact, Judge hit his 16th home run of the … Read more

2026 MLB Trade Deadline Rumors Tracker: SF Giants Shopping High-Priced Core

The early-season dust has settled, but the trade market is already heating up as front offices across the league begin to separate the contenders from the sellers. Here are the latest whispers and trade rumors currently shaping the 2026 MLB Trade Deadline. May 10 Giants exploring trades for multiple high-priced veterans The San Francisco Giants … Read more

‘One of the Greatest Leaders’: How Bobby Cox Left a Lasting Impression on His Players

LOS ANGELES — On Sept. 1, 2010, Freddie Freeman saw his name in the Braves lineup, batting sixth, and almost threw up. It was the 20-year-old’s first game as a big-leaguer, and he was sitting at his locker, staring forward, nervous as could be.  Bobby Cox, who was in the last of his 29 seasons … Read more

Hall of Fame Atlanta Braves Manager Bobby Cox Dies at 84

Bobby Cox, the folksy manager of the Atlanta Braves whose dominance in the 1990s gave the city its first major title as well as World Series trips that fell short, has died at the age of 84. The Atlanta Braves announced Cox’s death Saturday; details weren’t immediately available. Cox had a stroke in 2019. “Bobby … Read more

Last Night in Baseball: Brewers Pitcher Has Unreal Triple-Digit MPH Run

There is always baseball happening — almost too much baseball for one person to follow themselves. Don’t worry, we’re here to help you by figuring out what you missed but shouldn’t have. Here are all the best moments from last night in Major League Baseball: An unreal triple-digit mph run Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Jacob Misiorowski … Read more

Big Bets Report: Fan Waves White Flag on Lakers, Pockets $13k

When making futures bets, it pays to have patience. An outcome could be weeks or months away. But it can also pay to know when to say when.  A FanDuel Sportsbook customer believes that point has arrived for the Lakers and got a five-figure payday for bailing out early. More on that wager and other … Read more

MLB Roundtable: Mets On Track? Are The Cardinals Legit? Worry For The Dodgers?

All three National League divisions are chock-full of intrigue. The NL East-leading Braves are one of the surprise stories in MLB as two postseason contenders – the Mets and Phillies – stumbled out the gate. In the NL Central, all five teams are above .500, and it feels like it could be a dogfight through … Read more