Twelve-inning games are not rare in baseball history. But with the new “ghost runner on second” rule, they don’t happen often these days. The Cleveland Guardians outlasted the New York Yankees 9-5 on Tuesday night, exploding for six runs in the 12th inning. This was the longest major-league game of the season at four hours… read more

After starting off with a dominant pitching performance to beat Jersey Shore on last Wednesday, the Dash suffered a setback, finishing the week 1-5. Overall, the offense did not pull its weight, only scoring 10 runs during these six games. It appeared that the Dash might pull themselves to the .500 mark on the season with a strong week, but that did not happen.

Just in case you forgot, the Texas Rangers have the once-undisputed best pitcher in baseball waiting to rejoin their rotation. After all, it’s been a year and four months since Jacob deGrom has toed a big league mound and even then, he only made six starts as a member of the Rangers in 2023 before… read more

Now, at the rate Grady’s Boys are still losing, Sizemore may not be not-Grifol for much longer. But for the moment, let’s enjoy what we have, while we have it.

The Pirates opened their three-game series against the Rangers at Globe Life Field on Monday on a one-game losing streak or winners of two of their past three games–depending on how full your glass was as a fan. If you were one of those “We won the series, and that’s really all that matters” types,… read more

The Birmingham Barons go 4-2 against the Tennessee Smokies last week, Jairo Iriarte and Noah Schultz shine in their starts.

Interim manager Grady Sizemore might have the clubhouse, but it’s not translating into wins. The South Siders lose yet another contest, inching closer to No. 100.

The DSL White Sox had the best week, winning all four of their games. But the Barons got back on track as well, largely led by the pitching staff and outfielder Wilfred Veras. However, the best individual performance belonged to Rafael Ortega, who made hitting Triple-A pitching appear easy to hit.

Most lost weekends in Milwaukee involve drinking too much beer. The Cleveland Guardians finished a weekend of punchless offense with a 2-0 loss yesterday at American Family Field. Steven Kwan and Will Brennan hit singles with two outs in the sixth inning. That’s it. Nobody even drew a walk! So that means Colin Rea (11-4)… read more