The White Sox fall to the Red Sox for the first game in Boston.

Charlotte fought Nashville, Memphis and the rain to come away with a very successful week, marked by continued mashing on offense and almost impeccable pitching. In the process, the team finally got its head above water for the second half and maybe, just maybe, could reach .500 for the full season. Aaron McGarity sang, Devi García continued as a killer mini-starter, and Carlos Pérez remained a valuable backstop stopgap.

Anthony Rizzo was the face of the Chicago Cubs for about a decade. He was one of the first players Theo Epstein set out to acquire when he took over in Chicago. Rizzo made his debut with the Cubs in 2012 but took over as the everyday first baseman in 2013. From 2013 to 2019… read more

Despite their offensive firepower, the Ballers couldn’t outrun their pitching woes, winning only two of five during this five-game stretch.

There was once a time in baseball when the reliever was an unknown quantity. It was expected that the starting pitcher would pitch the entire game come hell or high water, with the occasional reliever coming in if absolutely necessary. As time went on the reliever became more prevalent evolving into the advent of the… read more

12-year Texas Rangers shortstop Elvis Andrus is calling it quits after 15 years in the big leagues with Texas, the Oakland A’s, and Chicago White Sox. Andrus will retire as an active player on Texas Rangers at a press conference at 2:30 PM on Friday at Globe Life Field. At the press conference, Andrus will… read more

I suppose it was just a question of if, not when, the 2024 Pittsburgh Pirates would be no-hit in a game. After all, the Bucs went into Wednesday’s series finale vs. the Cubs at Wrigley Field with an offense that ranked in the 20s in just about every meaningful category. And the last of a… read more

The Dash broke even this week, grinding out three wins in six games. Of those three wins, two were thrilling walk-off victories, while the other was a convincing win that was spearheaded by an outstanding pitching performance. Ryan Galanie slashed .462/.563/.769 during this stretch, while Shane Murphy and Aldrin Batista led the way among pitchers.