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MLB · 2026-07-28
Curtis Mead lasted four innings in his Boston debut before a pitch to the wrist forced early exit, opening questions about availability during a critical stretch.
MLB · 2026-07-28
Chicago absorbed a shocking front-office move on game day and responded by building an early lead through hot hitting, signaling resilience in a crowded playoff race.
MLB · 2026-07-28
A career grand slam in his fifth-spot debut reveals the Red Sox' offensive depth on a 10-game road winning streak that's transformed a lost season into a playoff race.
MLB · 2026-07-28
Tyler Mahle threw six scoreless innings Monday, reminding contenders that his 3.06 ERA over the past month matters far more than his ugly season average—and that changes what San Francisco can extract before Aug. 3.
MLB · 2026-07-28
A left-leg injury in the second inning forces the Giants to lean on backup depth and clouds near-term lineup construction.
MLB · 2026-07-28
Griffin Conine's first career walk-off single ended Miami's longest losing streak in franchise history—but the damage already done to pitching health and lineup confidence won't vanish in one night.
MLB · 2026-07-28
Ben Rice's go-ahead seventh-inning single against Chicago signals the young All-Star can handle run production duties while New York's stars heal on the sideline.
MLB · 2026-07-28
A second-inning leg injury to San Francisco's hottest bat forces the Giants to accelerate their contingency plans at third base.
MLB · 2026-07-28
The Cubs and White Sox are now active suitors for a mid-rotation arm with controllable cost — a sign that deadline urgency has shifted toward acquisition depth over star rental prices.
MLB · 2026-07-28
Miami's ninth-inning walk-off against Philadelphia snaps a franchise-record losing streak, but Wheeler's collapse and the Phillies' bullpen failure mask the underlying offensive fragility that built the skid in the first place.
MLB · 2026-07-28
Baltimore's three-homer barrage in Detroit signals a lineup finding timing at the worst possible moment for bettors.
MLB · 2026-07-28
A 42-year-old Max Scherzer returned to the mound on his birthday after back and thumb issues, but his 2⅔-inning outing reinforces a brutal reality: he is no longer a reliable starter in a postseason chase.