Andy McCullough is a journalist who writes for The Athletic and BVM Sports. He covers a wide range of topics in the sports world, with a focus on Major League Baseball. His articles often delve into trade rumors, free agency, and analysis of teams and players.
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By: Andy McCullough
“I never bet on baseball or any other sport,” Ohtani said on Monday afternoon, when he addressed the scandal for the first time.
By: Lauren Merola, Andy McCullough
Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco has been placed back on paid administrative leave through June 1, as part of a joint agreement between MLB and the MLBPA, a league source said Thursday.
By: Andy Mccullough
Even with a majority of states legalizing sports betting, a thriving world of bookies and offshore operations exists just under the surface.
By: Andy Mccullough
High-profile young starters Spencer Strider, Shane Bieber and Eury Pérez are the latest to fall, and pitching experts see no end in sight.
By: Andy Mccullough, Andy McCullough
Pitching has always been hazardous for its practitioners. There is reason to believe it is getting even more challenging to keep pitchers healthy. The opening days of the 2024 season have demonstrated the inherent fragility of the position. A recent article by The Ringer cited research from a former MLB trainer, Stan Conte, that tallied 263 UCL surgeries in 2023, a rise from the 111 procedures performed in 2011. Of the 166 players who began the season on the injured list, 132 were pitchers. If these trends continue, 2024 will be another banner year for arm injuries — and cause for alarm in the game.
By: Andy McCullough
In the 1990s, when the Atlanta Braves ruled the National League East, each of the club's three future Hall of Fame starting pitchers filled a particular archetype.
By: Andy Mccullough
What will come next in the MLB investigation? Will Ohtani address the situation?
The maximum sentence is 30 years in prison.
By: Andy McCullough
WASHINGTON — Shohei Ohtani pulled up a chair inside the visitors clubhouse at Nationals Park and gazed up at a television.
By: Andy McCullough, Andy Mccullough
A little more than a month has passed since the Dodgers fired Ippei Mizuhara, Ohtani's longtime friend and interpreter, after Ohtani accused Mizuhara of stealing money from him to fund gambling debts. Dodgers officials have described Ohtani as more approachable since the dismissal of Mizuhara, who operated as a gatekeeper for the two-way star. Mizuhara turned himself in two weeks ago after federal authorities accused him of stealing more than $16 million.
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